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Release 7.14.0

Overview​

Corellium 7.14 delivers AI agent capabilities via Corellium-developed MCP servers, available as both a fully hosted service and a self-hosted local option. Additionally, this release advances our ongoing API/SDK modernization. Further, this release introduces early access support for the NXP S32G family of SoC.

Model Enhancements​

  • Early access to NXP S32G family of SoCs. Available on request, this initial release supports application clusters including I/O devices and system level accelerators where they are shared with other S32 and i.MX family SoC. Deployment is initially in the form of GoldBox (aka S32G-VPN-RDB2) and GoldBox 3 (aka S32G-VPN-RDB3) systems in their default configurations.

New Features​

Corellium API/SDK/MCP​

Corellium's API and MCP tooling continue a multi-release modernization effort (started in 7.12), unifying field naming across the REST API, publishing a versioned OpenAPI spec, and generating SDKs directly from it. In 7.14, this work extends to a fully cluster-hosted MCP server, giving every customer, cloud or self-hosted, AI agent access with no setup required, plus a round of hardening and bug fixes:

  • MCP Server now cluster-hosted. The Corellium MCP server runs directly on Corellium infrastructure. Cloud customers get MCP access the moment they log in, with no infrastructure to manage; self-hosted (SA/DA) customers get it bundled with their existing deployment. Authentication uses existing Corellium credentials, with full tenant isolation between customers.

  • MCP reliability and security hardening, including: fixes for upload JSON parsing failures and repeated upload loops, corrected checksum guidance for extension uploads, credential redaction from default conversational MCP results, support for larger HTTP file uploads, and a rate limiter keyed by authenticated caller rather than proxy address.

  • Frontend SDK adoption continues, with the Corellium web app progressively replacing direct HTTP calls with the generated TypeScript SDK (session tokens/auth, image uploads, and more), plus a bug-bash pass addressing API field-naming and schema issues surfaced during adoption.

  • API docs rebuild, moving /api/docs to a new UI built on Scalar, with ongoing investigation into surfacing SDK method names and per-language type signatures directly in the docs.

Benefit: AI agents and automation tooling get a single, typed, consistently-shaped way to interact with Corellium regardless of deployment model, and the web app itself is migrating onto the same modern API surface.

Other Enhancements​

Documentation Updates​

The documentation has been comprehensively overhauled to make navigation and discovery easier.

Bug Fixes & UI Enhancements​

Various underlying bugs have been resolved to improve stability and performance. Minor user interface tweaks have been implemented for a more intuitive and user-friendly experience.