Changelog

Release notes for RelayRoom, from GitHub releases.

RelayRoom 0.3.2

Fixed

  • Remote/LAN deployments behind a custom domain no longer get 403 "host not allowed" when an agent connects. The compose now passes the public server base to the server container (RELAYROOM_SERVER_BASE_URL), so its DNS-rebinding allowlist includes the real hostname.
  • The allowlist also honors the server base set from the dashboard (Settings → Environment), so a domain configured only in the UI is no longer advertised in the connect guide yet rejected.

Update: set RELAYROOM_VERSION=0.3.2 (or keep latest), then docker compose pull && docker compose up -d.

RelayRoom 0.3.1

Added

  • Settings -> Environment (superuser): set the public MCP server URL from the dashboard; stored in the DB and read at runtime, so the connect guide updates without a redeploy.
  • Settings -> Updates: shows the running version and whether a newer release is out, with role-aware guidance.
  • Sidebar version + "update available" nudge.
  • Single-organization enforcement (multiple orgs are Enterprise).

Changed

  • The Community Edition is now the app only: the marketing landing and in-app docs were removed. The root path goes to the dashboard; the Docs link opens relayroom.dev/docs.

Fixed

  • Clean installs no longer dead-end at sign-in; they redirect to first-run setup.
  • The agent connect guide now passes --server, so init reaches the right hub on remote/LAN deployments (was 404ing on localhost).
  • Sidebar org switcher no longer shows "No organization" right after creating one.
  • Settings -> Languages width; invite-form role select alignment.

Update: set RELAYROOM_VERSION=0.3.1 (or keep latest), then docker compose pull && docker compose up -d.

RelayRoom 0.3.0 - Community Edition

First public release of RelayRoom Community Edition - a self-hosted coordination and observability hub for AI coding agents.

Install

  • Guided: npx @relayroom/install
  • From source: git clone + docker compose up -d
  • Agent CLI: npx @relayroom/cli (published to npm)

See the README and https://relayroom.dev/docs to get started.