Veeva listed Vault CLI and expanded programmatic AI-agent access in its AI.2642 release notes dated October 16, 2026, for General Release Vaults. The documented changes cover command-line administration, Query Agent integrations and tools for coordinating agent actions. Sources: Veeva
Veeva describes Vault CLI as an officially supported tool for managing configuration, data, files and instances on Windows, Mac and Linux. The General Release notes specify headless operation, manual updates and authentication through a browser or API token. Browser authentication uses Vault OAuth, requires no API permission and allows customers to opt out. Sources: Veeva
The notes list non-interactive Query Agent access through Vault API and MCP, along with localized query post-processing. Expanded context includes object types, document lifecycles and a knowledge-base object. Veeva says changes to tool-response history reduce token consumption and latency, but gives no numerical benchmarks. Sources: Veeva
Java developers can implement AiToolTypeRuntimeHandler to invoke one or more agent actions asynchronously, with processing before and after those calls. Veeva also describes a configurable tool available through the user interface or MDL that supports custom objects and documents. Sources: Veeva