1Panel v2.1.2 Released with Stronger Agent Support

1Panel v2.1.2 adds CoPaw agent type support, Telegram and Discord channels, installed-app sorting, terminal appearance customization, and multiple stability fixes.

1Panel Release Notes Agent App Store Terminal

1Panel v2.1.2 was officially released on March 4, 2026, with updates across the App Store, Agent, Website, Container, File, and System modules.

New Features

  • App Store: support sorting for installed applications.
  • Agent: support creating CoPaw-type agents.
  • Agent: add Telegram channel support.
  • Agent: add Discord channel support.
  • Agent: support browser configuration.
  • Agent: support timezone configuration.
  • Agent: Ollama account supports API type selection.
  • Agent: add Z.ai model account support.
  • Agent: add Ark Coding Plan model account support.
  • Agent: add Alibaba Cloud Bailian Coding Plan model account support.
  • Agent: add anthropic-messages API type for custom model accounts.
  • Certificate: DNS account supports Technitium.
  • Terminal: support custom fonts.
  • Terminal: support custom foreground and background colors.
  • Panel Settings: support switching panel running region.

Improvements

  • App Store: optimized remote app sync logic and installed app card styles.
  • Agent: improved model account creation flow and mapping preservation.
  • Website: improved domain handling and proxy/log processing.
  • Website: main domain supports wildcard-based certificate requests.
  • Database: support one-click copy of full connection URL.
  • Container: improved compose layout, log viewer, log download, and extra_hosts support.
  • File: improved file manager layout, unzip flow, and remembered last opened file.
  • Monitoring and panel settings: improved hints, passkey login, and refresh prompts.
  • System: optional sorting parameters for APIs, caching enhancements, SQLite config and command optimizations, plus security updates.

Bug Fixes

  • App Store: fixed partial app restore failures and README rendering issues.
  • Website: fixed sub-site restart issues and reverse-proxy operations under special configs.
  • Database: fixed startup failures after app restore in specific scenarios.
  • Container: fixed compose creation failures in some cases.
  • File: fixed compressed file preview exceptions.
  • Terminal: fixed extra blank lines after terminal setting changes.
  • Website monitoring: fixed date-based request log search failures in specific scenarios.
  • Audit logs: fixed abnormal login log recording in some cases.

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