npx @buildinternet/releases get expoeas simulator gains a --device flag for selecting the virtual device, and Appium EAS Simulator sessions are supported. Uploads now send the expected Content-MD5 checksum with GCS signed URLs so corrupted uploads are rejected, and eas go resolves SDK versions to their repack target so --sdk-version 57 no longer fails.
EAS Observe is now generally available, graduating from public beta. All plans include 90 days of data retention, with event allowances starting at 100,000 per month for the Free plan and 500,000 per month for Starter plans and above. Usage beyond the included amount is billed at $5 per million events.
Installing builds served via long signed URLs no longer triggers an ENAMETOOLONG crash, and Android .apk builds distributed via signed URLs install correctly. Also fixed an AFCClient open-file slot leak, a formatBytes off-by-1024² error for sizes above 102.4 GB, and Android SDK path recognition on Linux.
Build commands' --json output replaces project, channel, and runtimeVersion with app, updateChannel, and runtime objects; update:republish --json likewise swaps runtimeVersion for runtime. Builds now upload JavaScript source maps, and eas init sets the project icon from app config when missing.
The Expo MCP server is now in Claude's connector directory, so it can be added at claude.ai/directory/connectors/expo with one-time sign-in and works across Claude web, Desktop, mobile, Cowork, and Claude Code. Existing hand-configured setups keep working; free-plan usage is included, with paid plans getting higher limits.
Adds a Supabase integration foundation with GraphQL client and provisioning utilities, plus three new commands: eas integrations:supabase:connect, eas integrations:supabase:dashboard, and eas integrations:supabase:disconnect.
--private-key-path without updates.codeSigningCertificate in the app config now fails instead of silently publishing an unsigned update. Simulator session artifacts are labeled and grouped by device name or MIME type instead of appearing unclassified.
eas simulator is now the canonical command with eas simulator:start as an alias, and eas sim works as a shortcut. Accounts without EAS Simulator access now see a waitlist link and waitlistUrl field in --json, and eas workflow:validate checks local composite functions referenced from workflow job hooks. Reverted a pin on agent-device version now that the broken release is fixed.
New experimental eas simulator:events command for viewing remote simulator events, and --name support for eas simulator:start. Bug fixes include applying --session-id in observe:events summary mode and suggesting npx for agent-device in session instructions.
New eas testflight:feedback and eas testflight:crashes commands read tester feedback, device info, screenshot URLs, and crash logs from App Store Connect. Also added eas project:icon:set for uploading project icons, --account and --json flags to eas init, and improved error messages for unconfigured projects.
New eas simulator:availability command lets you check whether EAS Simulator is enabled for the current project account.
Expo Agent, the web-based agent at agent.expo.dev, will be discontinued after July 31, 2026. Users can export projects by downloading or pulling from GitHub, then running bun install or npm install, with guidance for continuing development using Claude Code, Codex, and the Expo MCP server.
EAS Observe will move from public beta to general availability on August 20, 2026, with updated pricing: every plan includes 90 days of data retention; Free gets 100,000 events/month and the main dashboard; Starter and above get 500,000 events/month and all dashboards, with overage billed at $5 per 1 million events.
Removes temporary working directories after eas build:inspect copies inspect output, preventing leftover disk usage from failed builds. Also bumps several dependencies (tmp, ws, lodash, sigstore, axios, handlebars) to resolve Dependabot alerts.
Projects can now be deleted from the CLI via eas project:delete, and eas browse opens the project page on expo.dev in a web browser with optional subpage arguments. Also adds --dev-domain flag to eas deploy and -p alias for --platform in eas simulator:start.