Crogl 2.2.0 Release Notes
We're excited to announce the release of Crogl 2.2.0. This release focuses on connectors: how they authenticate and how you create them. Connectors gain pluggable authentication, including session-token exchange, AWS SigV4 request signing, and GCP service accounts, so Crogl can reach APIs that do not fit a simple header and can use machine identities that rotate themselves. Creating a connector is easier, too, because you can now build one by chatting. We encourage all customers to upgrade.
What's New
- Pluggable Connector Authentication
- Chat-Driven Connector Creation
- Connector Skills in the Skills List
- Consistent MCP Connector CLI Commands
- Streamlined Deployment Health
- Cleaner Skills Catalog
Detailed Changes
Pluggable Connector Authentication
Connectors now support pluggable authentication providers, so Crogl can reach APIs that do not fit a simple header. This release adds session-token exchange, AWS SigV4 request signing, and GCP service accounts. Session-token exchange handles APIs that hand back a short-lived token you present on later calls, SigV4 signs requests to AWS services, and GCP service accounts let Crogl authenticate with a machine identity that rotates itself. Together these cover the common cases where a static API key is not enough.
Chat-Driven Connector Creation
You can now create a connector by chatting with Crogl. Describe the API you want to reach, and the agent walks you through building the connector, so standing up a new integration no longer requires assembling the configuration by hand.
Connector Skills in the Skills List
Connector skills now appear in the skills list alongside your other skills, giving you one place to see and manage the methodologies the agent can apply, including those tied to specific connectors.
Consistent MCP Connector CLI Commands
The crogl CLI commands for MCP connectors have been made consistent with the rest of the CLI, so managing MCP-based connectors from the command line follows the same patterns as other connector operations.
Streamlined Deployment Health
Deployment health reporting has been streamlined, making it clearer whether a Crogl deployment and its connected services are running as expected.
Cleaner Skills Catalog
The skills catalog has been cleaned up, making it easier to browse available skills and find the one you want.
Fixes and Other Changes
This release also includes a set of smaller fixes and refinements across connectors, skills, and deployment tooling.