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NodeLLM 1.17 closes the loop on our MCP roadmap with bidirectional sampling support, adds opt-in concurrent tool execution and additive callback stacking to core, and brings the same fine-grained tool controls to the ORM persistence layer.

NodeLLM 1.16 introduces surgical tool orchestration, AI-driven self-correction for tool failures, and the first-class support for advanced image manipulation via DALL-E and Gemini.

NodeLLM introduces native support for the Model Context Protocol (MCP), providing a standardized boundary for discovering and executing tools, resources, and prompt templates across any compliant server.

NodeLLM 1.15 introduces automated schema self-correction, enabling agents to recover from validation failures without manual intervention. This release also brings fine-grained middleware lifecycle control and hardened type safety.

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