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LiteLLM 1.106 makes remote MCP identity safer and disables stdio by default

LiteLLM 1.107.0 expands the stable gateway with Microsoft 365 Copilot and per-user GitHub Copilot OAuth, additional Decisions providers, signed-container verification and request-failure analytics. It also hardens MCP bearer propagation, Bedrock tool calls, spend accounting and OpenAI SDK 3 compatibility. The large aggregated release still requires a production-shaped canary.

Availability: stable 1.102.0 is installable from PyPI

Imported from the existing research archive. Migration preserves the recorded judgment and is not a fresh verification.

What this means for you

For teams using LiteLLM as an agent gateway, the safer defaults reduce credential spillover but can break local MCP setups. Enterprise-only items and release-note aggregation mean the final entitlement and behavior must be checked in a production-shaped canary.

Evidence & related material

Background · Historical record, not rechecked

LiteLLM 1.102.0 has reached the stable PyPI channel with the Agent Skills, Codex and Claude Code gateway setup, per-user MCP permissions, customer-managed KMS and routing telemetry introduced in its release candidate. Stabilization backports also fix request-parameter leakage, streamed spend tracking, retry behavior and team budget propagation. The release is now suitable for a controlled production-like trial rather than an RC-only proof of concept.

Subsequent changes

Update · 2026-09-28

LiteLLM 1.103 strengthens Claude Code gateway, MCP sessions and identity controls

Update · 2026-10-04

LiteLLM 1.104 hardens gateway identity, MCP routing and spend accounting

Update · 2026-10-08

LiteLLM 1.104.2 stable adds the Decisions API

Update · 2026-10-11

LiteLLM 1.105 expands agent gateway and MCP authorization boundaries

Update · 2026-10-18

LiteLLM 1.106 tightens MCP and gateway identity boundaries

Update · 2026-10-21

LiteLLM 1.107 expands agent gateways and Decisions routing

Update · 2026-10-24

LiteLLM 1.106.3 rotates its image-signing key and removes an old root CA

Update · 2026-10-25

LiteLLM fixes proxy startup failure when the cost map is offline

Technical details & scores
Release v1.102.0 stable; first stable PyPI artifact uploaded 2026-09-20T04:41:12.814548Z; Git tag commit 95293834e833b2d2979f87d1bd2a5be45db6728a
Agent Skills serves registered skills through an Agent Skills well-known index and configures Claude Code or Codex with a gateway key
Mcp Controls per-user MCP tool permissions apply to tools/list and tools/call; MCP OAuth and discovery handling improved; Conduct Guard integration added
Key Management customer-managed KMS keys supported for virtual keys stored in AWS Secrets Manager
Observability response headers expose the routed model, savings and complexity-routing decisions
Reliability fixes cover spend double counting, Redis circuit-breaker state, streamed Bedrock spend buffering, secret redaction and fail-closed guardrail paths
Stabilization backports fix request-parameter leakage, image/mask form handling, routing callback binding, streamed spend tracking, clean-snapshot fallback retries and team budget propagation
Availability stable 1.102.0 is installable from PyPI
Latest Version 1.106.4
Supply Chain Change Container image signing key changed; old cosign verification policies will fail until updated. The eMudhra root CA was removed.
Image Digest e3fe3e08c44b16407fe0b37c43b4f8b603b3a0f4ee74c29e647bc022d762c2c0
Time Basis GitHub release published 2026-10-25T09:39:15Z.
Technical impact 3
Engineering value 4
Adoption signal 2
Maturity 3
Verification cost 2
Risk 3
Historical update notes

· LiteLLM 1.103.0 adds Claude Code gateway, RFC 8693 token exchange, MCP client/session controls and routing/budget fixes; stays TRIAL