Releases: chainreactors/EvilProxy
Releases · chainreactors/EvilProxy
Release list
v1.0.1
v1.0.1
Maintenance release for the EvilProxy/EvilClaw line after rebasing onto the latest CLIProxyAPI main.
Highlights
- Rebased onto current upstream CLIProxyAPI while keeping the EvilProxy/EvilClaw runtime additions.
- Restored IoM-go streaming support, including the
StreamCommandpath used by localrpc streaming. - Improved bridge reliability around C2 restarts, concurrent task handling, session management, and chat/tapping streams.
- Preserved multi-agent profiles/adaptations and the unified tool-injection format layer after the upstream rebase.
- Fixed config runtime cloning after the rebase so runtime config state is not accidentally shared.
- Fixed release automation so generated release notes are capped and no longer exceed GitHub's release body limit.
Assets
Release archives are published for Linux, macOS, Windows, and FreeBSD. Linux includes both default GLIBC-based builds and no-plugin portable builds. checksums.txt contains SHA-256 checksums for all archives.
Validation
go build -o <temp> ./cmd/servergo build ./cmd/server ./cmd/inject-cli ./test/localrpc_client- GitHub Actions release workflow
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v1.0.0
v1.0.0
Initial EvilProxy release built on CLIProxyAPI.
Highlights
- Added the IoM-based control bridge for discovering active agent sessions and coordinating runtime tasks.
- Added real-time session observation with structured streaming events for model output and tool activity.
- Added controlled tool-call injection support across supported OpenAI Chat Completions, OpenAI Responses, and Claude Messages flows.
- Added multi-agent profile/adaptation support for the initial EvilClaw runtime.
- Restored localrpc streaming support for the command/test client path.
- Published packaged binaries for Linux, macOS, and Windows on amd64/arm64, with SHA-256 checksums.
Notes
This release is the first public EvilProxy/EvilClaw baseline. It keeps CLIProxyAPI compatibility while adding the IoM bridge and runtime control surface used by EvilClaw.