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Codex caps inbound exec-server messages, Gemini CLI adds 3.8 Flash

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A security-hardening day for Codex agents that drive external transports, a model-tier refresh in Gemini CLI, and Cline fixing the run-killing output-token limit across desktop, CLI, and SDK.

Bound inbound exec-server requests across client transports (#47362) openai/codex

by viyatb-oai

Requests, unrecognized notifications, and malformed messages arriving at exec-server clients over stdio, WebSocket, relay, and Noise relay are now capped at an 8 KiB encoded message, while process output, exit, close, and HTTP request body notifications get up to 2 MiB. If you run agents behind any of those transports, oversized inbound traffic now fails fast instead of being buffered.

Enforce network policy throughout HTTP and WebSocket requests openai/codex

by copyberry

Destination restrictions are now checked at each redirect destination and during response body reads, and policy denials survive error handling so a revoked operation cannot be reported as success or quietly retried. Operators relying on network policy to fence off destinations should confirm their policy coverage now extends to redirects and long-lived WebSocket traffic.

Feat/gemini 3.8 flash 3.5 flash lite google-gemini/gemini-cli

by DavidAPierce

gemini-3.8-flash and gemini-3.5-flash-lite arrive as the new GA Flash and Flash Lite tiers, promoting gemini-3.5-flash and gemini-3.1-flash-lite to the base tiers behind the experiment-gated flag LATEST_FLASH_GA_LAUNCHED. If you pin model names in config, your old selections keep working but no longer sit at the top of the tier.

CLI v3.0.64 cline/cline

by github-actions[bot]

A model turn that burns its whole output allowance on reasoning before making a tool call no longer ends the run with an output-token-limit error; the turn is retried up to three times with a reminder to be concise and split work across tool calls, with a bigger default output budget of 30% of the advertised limit instead of a flat 32,000 tokens. The same fix shipped in the SDK and desktop builds.

Desktop v0.0.34 cline/cline

by github-actions[bot]

Composio connectors now load their full tool list rather than the first 20, so Google Calendar's 47 tools all appear and the Installed view stops reporting "20/20", and connecting to a Mac host as an SSH remote from a Mac no longer fails with "Remote target darwin/arm64 is unsupported in SSH". Elsewhere in the long tail: cline normalized @-mention search paths to forward slashes on Windows, goo...

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What shipped in Agentic Coding on September 23, 2026?
A security-hardening day for Codex agents that drive external transports, a model-tier refresh in Gemini CLI, and Cline fixing the run-killing output-token limit across desktop, CLI, and SDK. In total, 94 commits, 91 pull requests, and 15 releases landed.
Who contributed to Agentic Coding on September 23, 2026?
16 developers shipped this update, including GitHub Actions, viyatb-oai, copyberry, Ian MacLeod, vaprdev, dc85, DavidAPierce, and dependabot, and 8 more.
What were the notable Agentic Coding updates?
Bound inbound exec-server requests across client transports (#47362), Enforce network policy throughout HTTP and WebSocket requests, and Feat/gemini 3.8 flash 3.5 flash lite.