Open WebUI

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• 📉 Far smaller slim image. A slim build now comes down at around 175 MB, near enough 89% smaller than the last release, the local models, the packages around them and the tools that installed them all gone from it; what that changes about the way an instance behaves is set out under Changed below and in the documentation. Commit, Commit
• 📦 Smaller standard image. The image no longer carries a second copy of Python, two sets of fonts nothing ever loaded, packages nothing imports, or the tool that installed them, taking about 170 MB off a standard build. #29731, #29723, #29725, #29726, #29728, Commit, Commit, Commit, Commit
• 🧑‍💻 Skills from a terminal. Skills a connected terminal server offers now sit beside workspace skills everywhere skills are picked — the "$" and "/" menus, the integrations menu and the skills panel, each marked Terminal — and are used the same way: picking one puts its instructions, its folder and the files it ships with in front of the model, and a model that was only told a skill exists can open it itself. They follow whichever terminal is selected and clear when that changes. Commit
• 📔 Terminal instructions file. A model working with a terminal is now handed the AGENTS.md sitting in that terminal's home directory, read afresh at the start of every turn, so the instructions you keep beside your work reach the model without being pasted in. Commit, Commit
• 📇 Automatic skill discovery. Every skill you can reach is now listed to the model by name and description, and the full text of one is loaded only when it decides to use it; before, a skill you had not selected in the message box was invisible to it, and this applies to models with built-in tools on. Commit
• 🌄 Model background images. A workspace model can now carry a background image, uploaded in its editor and drawn behind the chat whenever that model is selected, sitting below a folder's own background and above your personal one, and it travels with the model through export and import. Commit
• 📓 Skill creation from a chat. Typing "/skills:create" in a chat that already has content, with a terminal selected, turns the workflow you just went through into a reusable skill written to ".agents/skills" under that terminal's root working directory rather than whatever folder the shell happens to sit in, and authored to Open WebUI's skill standards. Commit, Commit, Commit