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Actionstep MCP Server — Release Notes

Checking your MCP Server Version

To check which version of the Actionstep MCP Server you are running, simply ask your AI Agent:

"What version of the Actionstep MCP server am I running?"

It will respond with the current version number similar to the following example:

"You're running actionstep-mcp-server version 1.18.0 (build commit 0c58071)"

NB: This feature is available from v1.18.0 onwards.

What's New in v1.18.0

Released 16 September 2026

  • Complete lists, every time. We fixed cases where long lists could stop short. Most noticeably, custom-field listings on a matter or contact now return every entry instead of capping at the first 50. Very large result sets can also be retrieved a page at a time.

  • Check your version in a click. You can now just ask "What version of the Actionstep MCP server am I running?" and get a clear answer — handy for confirming a release includes the fixes you asked for.

  • More complete date filters on file notes. Filtering file notes by date now also picks up system-generated notes (such as custom-field change entries) that could previously be missed.

  • Clearer "nothing found" responses. A search that matches no records now says so plainly, rather than returning an ambiguous empty result.

  • More accurate guidance. The assistant no longer suggests actions that aren't switched on in this release, so you won't be pointed toward features that aren't available yet.