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v0.5.14 - Latitude, AutoGen Studio, LobeHub, R2R, Caddy, RAGFlow, ClaraVerse, Qwen Code

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@av av released this 25 Sep 20:27

Latitude

Latitude web UI showing a received trace

Self-hosted agent observability that collects traces, groups failures into signals, and runs evaluations, using the official single-host images with local datastores and a Mailpit inbox for sign-in.

harbor up latitude

AutoGen Studio

AutoGen Studio dashboard

Low-code web UI for prototyping agents and multi-agent workflows, built from the published autogenstudio package and wired to Ollama.

harbor up autogenstudio

LobeHub

LobeHub

Database-backed successor to LobeChat with accounts, persistent chats in PostgreSQL, knowledge files in S3-compatible storage, and Ollama chat and embeddings. The existing lobechat handle stays as the browser-storage variant.

harbor up lobehub

R2R

R2R dashboard

Document ingestion, semantic search and RAG answers with a dashboard, persistent pgvector database and graph clustering, backed by local Ollama models.

harbor up r2r

Caddy

Reverse proxy with optional automatic HTTPS, started with a local-only health route and a user-selectable Caddyfile for the Harbor services you want to expose.

harbor up caddy

RAGFlow

RAGFlow

Document-focused RAG engine with parsing, datasets, hybrid retrieval and chat/agent workflows, packaged as upstream's CPU stack with persistent Elasticsearch, MySQL, S3-compatible storage and Valkey.

harbor up ragflow

ClaraVerse

ClaraVerse workspace

Private AI workspace for chat, agent teams and visual workflows, running the official image with persistent MySQL, MongoDB and Redis and Ollama model discovery.

harbor up claraverse

Qwen Code

Qwen Code Web Shell

Coding agent with a terminal CLI and a browser Web Shell, running the official image with a persistent project workspace and Ollama integration.

harbor up qwencode

Misc

  • Harbor can now run from a disposable Docker container via scripts/harbor-docker.sh, with the workspace and caches at their host paths and the CLI acting as your user; see Installing Harbor.
  • Boost and Open WebUI can use an Ollama running outside Harbor, including one on the host, without starting the ollama service.
  • Opt-in command wrappers let you call service CLIs such as aider directly from the shell, with collision protection and sync.
  • Deno routines can trust a custom CA certificate and use an alternate Docker network for proxied or restricted networks.
  • The Ollama ROCm image tag can be pinned instead of tracking the rolling rocm tag.
  • harbor doctor no longer falsely reports ROCm from an lsmod pipe failure and detects built-in kernel modules.
  • Perplexica initializes correctly when opened from another machine on the LAN and its backend URL is configurable.
  • AnythingLLM keeps its chosen chat and embedding models across harbor restart.
  • OpenCode keeps manual and inline config and can discover models from an authenticated LiteLLM.
  • The Harbor Agent image builds again on the current Webtop base.
  • The Harbor App reads and writes profiles when the home directory is dot-prefixed.
  • The last case-sensitive broken link in the docs is fixed.

Full Changelog: v0.5.13...v0.5.14