October 16, 2026

Major features

FLUX 3 Image Klein in Quick Deploy

Black Forest Labs’ FLUX 3 Image Klein (text-to-image) is now a Quick Deploy card, with its official ComfyUI workflow. It is the first gated model set: the files come from a Hugging Face repo that asks you to accept the model’s license first, so they download into your pod with your own Hugging Face token rather than a shared account.

• Accept the license on the model page with your Hugging Face account, add that account’s token under Settings → Integrations, then pick it in the new Hugging Face access section of the deploy panel.
• Before the pod starts, Meshive checks that the token can read the files and tells you in that section what to fix — no token, a license that isn’t accepted yet, or a token that was rejected.
• The set needs a GPU with at least 28 GB of memory.

License: FLUX Kommunity License.

Gated model sets →

Python SDK, CLI and MCP server 1.3.0

Gated model sets can be deployed outside the console too:

• SDK: create_pod(..., hf_token_id=...) on the set’s Quick Deploy template, with an id from list_hf_tokens(). list_model_sets() reports hf_token_required and gated_sources (where to accept each license).
• CLI: meshive pod-create ... --hf-token <id>; meshive model-sets says where to accept the license.
• MCP server: estimate_pod and create_pod take hf_token_id, model_sets tells the agent where you accept the license, and token or license refusals come back with the next step.

Upgrade with pip install -U meshive, or use the meshive/meshive-mcp:1.3.0 image if you run the MCP server yourself.

Python SDK → · CLI → · MCP server →

Improvements

• New model sets stand out. Quick Deploy keeps newly added sets at the top of the list under New for a few weeks, whatever sort order you choose, with a New badge on the card.
• Clearer messages when a gated download is refused. If a Pod can’t download files from a gated Hugging Face repo, the reason now says whether to accept the license (or wait for access approval) or to replace the token.
• Product updates by email, only if you want them. You can now choose to get a short roundup of new features and improvements by email, about once a month. Opt in when you sign up, or turn it on or off any time under Account → Profile → Email preferences. The next time you sign in, the console asks you once. Every update email has a one-click unsubscribe link. Important service notices about your account are still sent either way.
• Tell us why you didn’t pay. If you leave the payment page without completing checkout, the page you come back to now asks why with a single click. Answering is optional.

Fixes

• API keys open for the right account. After you sign out and sign in with a different account, the console no longer tries to open the workspace you last used in the other account. Pages like API keys load for your own workspace instead of showing “Workspace not found”.
• Local storage deleted with its Pod shows as Deleting. When you delete a Pod together with its local storage, the Storage tab now shows that storage as being deleted until it is gone, instead of leaving it looking unchanged.

For hosts

• The node agent keeps your machine’s core software steady. The agent now reports the versions of the machine’s core software (container runtime, Kubernetes, kernel and GPU driver) to Meshive, and keeps the container runtime and Kubernetes packages pinned so a routine system update can’t upgrade them by accident. The new agent installed itself on online machines today with a short agent restart; running Pods were not affected.