Agent Zero runs on Docker, that's the engine. But you shouldn't need to be a mechanic just to drive the car. Sneak peek at the upcoming A0 Launcher. One unified app to manage your instance, updates, and config. Docker stays under the hood, where it belongs.

If you're new to A0 and didn't know this was possible: yes, you can run it entirely for free! Agent Zero is now one of the most-used frameworks on the platform. 1.22B tokens processed this week. But the real win is that 215M of those tokens were on Grok 4.1 Fast, a completely free model. That means people are running AI agents for $0. No subscriptions, just Agent Zero + OpenRouter's free tier. [Agent Zero Setup Guide]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w5v5Kjx51hs [OpenRouter Free Models list]: https://openrouter.ai/models/?q=free

A shareable infographic guide on how to update Agent Zero will come shortly, but for now, even with a backup in hand, deleting your container before creating a new one is not great if something goes wrong. Run both containers at the same time, here's how: - Keep your current Agent Zero on the port you see in Docker Desktop or in the URL you use to access A0 (e.g. localhost:32080), - Download the new image of A0 agent0ai/agent-zero:latest - Spin up the new version in a new container - Create a backup from the old instance through the Settings UI (Backup & Restore panel) - Restore it to the new instance, verify everything works and you have projects, files, memories - It's at this point that it's safe to delete the old container. Zero risk of data loss. Your original instance stays untouched until you confirm the migration worked.

You're building three different things, and your agent starts mixing up the context. It’s messy, and it breaks the flow. So, we fixed it. Meet Projects in Agent Zero. This is how we want to build, and we think you'll love it too.

but we should. Agent Zero hit #1 Repository of the Day on GitHub Trending not long ago, and it happened thanks to the builders, testers, and curious people in this community. Your ideas, pull requests, and feedback make the framework what it is: open, powerful, and evolving. Here’s to everyone building the next generation of AI autonomy together. Thank you!