github obot-platform/obot v0.21.0

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We're excited to announce the v0.21.0 release of the Obot MCP Platform. This release introduces MCP server egress control with an Aviatrix integration and improves the admin dashboard experience.

Big Updates

Aviatrix Integration for MCP Server Egress Control

Obot now supports MCP server egress control for Kubernetes-hosted MCP servers, with Aviatrix as the first supported network policy provider.

Administrators can configure domain allowlists for individual npx, uvx, and containerized MCP servers. When egress control is enabled, Obot creates MCPNetworkPolicy resources that describe the allowed domains, target pod selector, and deny-all behavior for each MCP server. The Aviatrix provider watches those policies and translates them into Aviatrix FirewallPolicy resources enforced by Aviatrix Distributed Cloud Firewall.

This gives teams a way to run third-party MCP server code with tighter outbound network controls, allowing access only to the external services each server is expected to call.

You can read more about this feature in the docs.

Improved Admin Dashboard

The admin dashboard has been updated to make platform activity easier to understand at a glance.

For Kubernetes deployments, the Server Activity view now breaks down deployed MCP servers by deployment status, including available, progressing, unavailable, needs attention, shutdown, and unknown states. The dashboard also includes an improved donut graph for server activity, clearer server breakdowns, and better navigation from dashboard cards into MCP server detail views.

These changes make the dashboard more useful as an operational starting point for administrators monitoring MCP server usage and deployment health.

Upgrade Notes

There are no major breaking changes in this release.

What's Changed

Full Changelog: v0.20.0...v0.21.0

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