Hi everyone, it's me again 😅 Am I the only one having performance issues with 1.4 RC's UI? We updated accidentally, because Dockerhub's "latest" tag doesnt care about the release being stable or not 🫠 Since then I kept updating it to the most recent RCs (currently rc31), but still the issues persist.

Problems:

1. The spinner in the sidebar keeps rotating for a 2-3 minutes before it stops (screenshot 1). THis is not a problem on its own, but I assume this may be related to some other issues

2. When I click Studio > Agents, nothing happens. Like literally, there is no feedback to the user that it has been clicked. And again after sometimes 30 seconds, sometimes 2 minutes, the Agents page finally load. Or sometimes they dont and nothing ever happens or I see errors (samples attached in screenshot 2 and 3)

3. MCP registry - same thing as with Agents, sometimes it loads, sometimes it doesnt. If it does, it takes a long time.

4. The entire web app feels laggy 😕 Hard to tell exactly, but the UX is just of lower quality than it was on 1.3, especially the menu items.

None of those issues existed on 1.3. I wish we could downgrade to 1.3, but I think there were some DB migrations in between and Archestra won't start after pinning the docker version to 1.3.x. Unless there is some easy way to rollback and maintain all the work we did on 1.4 (creating new agents).

Of course all caches have been cleared, and Archestra is used in a fresh browser icognito session. It sits behind Cloudflare, which also had its Cache purged many times. We only have 9 agents (including users' personal My Assistants) and 10 MCPs (9 self hosted, 1 external). CPU on this machine is at 50% most of the time, RAM at 60%

I am happy to provide whatever additional details might be needed.

Any thoughts towards making a search tool type tool available in the same context of getmcpservertools? When using a 3rd party agent to assist in building an app, there's no easy way for it to find available tools for the app without calling getmcpservertools which can be massively context heavy.

Unless someone's found a better way to do it?

Hiya, I was wondering if Archestra has a trust centre at all? It's something our internal security group normally asks for when reviewing services we might adopt.