# ElizaOS Weekly Newsletter ## June 1-7, 2025 ![ElizaOS Logo](https://eliza.how/img/logo.svg) --- ## Executive Summary This week marks a significant milestone for ElizaOS with the imminent official announcement of version 2! While the core and runtime components have already been published, the team has been diligently working on upgrading the plugin ecosystem before formally announcing the release. Meanwhile, version 1.0.5 was released with critical bug fixes and improvements to enhance stability and performance. Key achievements include: - Complete refactoring of the message server to function as a standalone component independent of agents - Comprehensive plugin specifications added to core, enhancing integration and management capabilities - Significant UI improvements and resolution of critical agent communication issues --- ## Development Updates ### ElizaOS v2 Status The much-anticipated v2 of ElizaOS is ready for prime time, with the official announcement expected next week. Documentation is available at [eliza.how/docs/intro](https://eliza.how/docs/intro), and core and runtime components have already been published. The final preparations are focused on upgrading the plugin ecosystem to ensure a seamless experience for users. ### Technical Improvements - **Message Server Refactoring**: The message server has been completely redesigned to operate as a standalone component separate from agents, improving performance and scalability (#4864) - **Plugin System Enhancements**: New environment variable prompting for plugins (#4945), optimized loading strategies (#4868), and comprehensive plugin specifications added to core (#4851) - **Critical Bug Fixes**: - Resolved agent cross-interference loops (#4935) and self-response infinite loops (#4934) - Fixed the "No agents found in room" error by ensuring bootstrap plugin is properly loaded - Improved action callbacks to ensure they reach users (#4954) - Fixed agent memory viewer to correctly display memories (#4948) ### Development Workflow & CLI Improvements - **Bun Integration**: Automatic Bun installation added to the CLI (#4943), streamlining the setup process - **Build Process**: Enhanced core package build process for improved modularity (#4874) - **Windows Support**: Fixed dependencies on bash and symlinking for better Windows compatibility (#4913) - **Release Pipeline**: Fixed versioning issues in CI and client (#4960, #4952) --- ## Community Spotlight The ElizaOS community continues to grow with developers exploring new ways to leverage the framework for various AI agent use cases. New member **shea8** introduced themselves with a background in Go, Rust, and Python, expressing interest in crypto development. **JoaoCosta** proposed building SQL-reading agents for workflow automation, showcasing the diverse applications our community envisions. Meanwhile, **Tom**, who has experience in AI agents, bots, and scrapers, joined the development server to explore collaboration opportunities. **xell0x** led a discussion on platform growth strategies, suggesting to "revive auto.fun platform by promoting a successful token launch to attract users." **vas** further emphasized this direction by bringing up the need to onboard more creators to launch on autofun during the current "launchpad meta" phase. Community members continue to actively help each other, with **Stan ⚡** providing guidance on MCP plugin integration and **0xbbjoker** explaining OpenRouter's limitations with embeddings and recommending plugin-openai as a fallback. --- ## Token Economics The community continues to discuss strategies for auto.fun platform growth through token-based marketing approaches. Suggestions include leveraging the "eli5" concept as a strategic marketing play for auto.fun, drawing comparisons to how tokens like "bonk" and "wif" gained traction before broader adoption. As **xell0x** noted, "degens are irrational and don't care about fancy features, they only come if they think they can make money." This perspective is driving discussions about how to build successful token launches to attract users to the platform. Work continues on the integration of agent tokens with ElizaOS terminal, and plans for auto.fun staking for agent tokens are in development. --- ## Coming Soon ### The Org One of the most exciting features on the horizon is "The Org" - a multi-agent system within ElizaOS. Official ElizaOS agents include Eli5 (community manager) and Eddy (dev rel), which will be part of this upcoming system. ### ElizaOS v2 Announcement The full v2 announcement is expected next week, which will include comprehensive documentation and likely introduce new capabilities to the ecosystem. ### Plugin Updates The team is actively working on: - ElevenLabs v3 API integration with council/clank tank - Twitter agent improvements for better response handling and targeted user support - OpenRouter embedding support enhancements ### Content Creation Plans are underway to create YouTube channels for AI content and improve the daily summary page for better community engagement. --- ## Resources ### Documentation - ElizaOS v2 Documentation: [eliza.how/docs/intro](https://eliza.how/docs/intro) - MCP Plugin Repository: [github.com/elizaos-plugins/plugin-mcp](https://github.com/elizaos-plugins/plugin-mcp) - GitHub Repository: [github.com/elizaOS/eliza](https://github.com/elizaOS/eliza) ### Development Support - For technical issues with v1.0.5, visit the #tech-support channel in Discord - For plugin development questions, check the latest discussions in the #developers channel ### Latest PRs - Message Server Refactoring: [PR #4864](https://github.com/elizaOS/eliza/pull/4864) - Plugin Specifications: [PR #4851](https://github.com/elizaOS/eliza/pull/4851) - Agent Cross-Interference Fix: [PR #4935](https://github.com/elizaOS/eliza/pull/4935) Join us as we prepare for the exciting v2 announcement next week!