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- 🧩 **External Tool Server Support via OpenAPI**: Connect Open WebUI to any OpenAPI-compatible REST server instantly—offering immediate integration with thousands of developer tools, SDKs, and SaaS systems for powerful extensibility. Learn more: https://github.com/open-webui/openapi-servers
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- 🛠️ **MCP Server Support via MCPO**: You can now convert and expose your internal MCP tools as interoperable OpenAPI HTTP servers within Open WebUI for seamless, plug-n-play AI toolchain creation. Learn more: https://github.com/open-webui/mcpo
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- 📨 **/messages Chat API Endpoint Support**: For power users building external AI systems, new endpoints allow precise control of messages asynchronously—feed long-running external responses into Open WebUI chats without coupling with the frontend.
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- 📝 **Client-Side PDF Generation**: PDF exports are now generated fully client-side for much faster performance and drastically improved output quality—perfect for saving conversations or documents.
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- 📝 **Client-Side PDF Generation**: PDF exports are now generated fully client-side for drastically improved output quality—perfect for saving conversations or documents.
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- 💼 **Enforced Temporary Chats Mode**: Admins can now enforce temporary chat sessions by default to align with stringent data retention and compliance requirements.
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- 🌍 **Public Resource Sharing Permission Controls**: Fine-grained user group permissions now allow enabling/disabling public sharing for models, knowledge, prompts, and tools—ideal for privacy, team control, and internal deployments.
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- 📦 **Custom pip Options for Tools/Functions**: You can now specify custom pip installation options with "PIP_OPTIONS", "PIP_PACKAGE_INDEX_OPTIONS" environment variables—improving compatibility, support for private indexes, and better control over Python environments.
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