# Release History Every RubyLLM release, newest first, with what each one brought and where to read about it. {: .fs-6 .fw-300 } Each minor release has a guide that walks through what it added. The newest one also appears in Getting Started. Patch releases are listed on [GitHub Releases](https://github.com/crmne/ruby_llm/releases). | Release | Date | Highlights | | --- | --- | --- | | [2.2](/next/whats-new-in-2-2/) | In development | Code execution in a sandbox on your own servers, and persisted chats that run in one process at a time | | [2.1](/next/whats-new-in-2-1/) | October 8, 2026 | MCP client, typed judgments, evaluations, OpenTelemetry tracing, and faster calls by default | | [2.0](/next/whats-new-in-2-0/) | September 18, 2026 | Broader provider coverage, new AI operations, human approval, durable agents, and usage tracking | | [1.x](https://rubyllm.com/v1/) | | The 1.x documentation | To move an application from one release to the next, follow [Upgrading](/next/upgrading/).

Release History

Every RubyLLM release, newest first, with what each one brought and where to read about it.

Each minor release has a guide that walks through what it added. The newest one also appears in Getting Started. Patch releases are listed on GitHub Releases.

Release	Date	Highlights
2.2	In development	Code execution in a sandbox on your own servers, and persisted chats that run in one process at a time
2.1	October 8, 2026	MCP client, typed judgments, evaluations, OpenTelemetry tracing, and faster calls by default
2.0	September 18, 2026	Broader provider coverage, new AI operations, human approval, durable agents, and usage tracking
1.x		The 1.x documentation

To move an application from one release to the next, follow Upgrading.