Changelog

Organizations can now subscribe with their Google Cloud account. Inference Providers, Inference Endpoints, Spaces, Jobs, storage and Team or Enterprise seats all land on the Google Cloud invoice they already pay, with no new vendor to onboard and no credit card.

It works like the AWS Marketplace integration: subscribe from the Google Cloud Marketplace listing, pick the organization to link, and usage moves to your cloud bill once we validate the subscription. See the billing documentation for details.

You can now control feature access per resource group rather than across the whole organization. Before, the only way to limit a feature was by organization role.

This means you can leave Jobs open to everyone, restrict Inference Endpoints to admins, and give blog publishing rights only to the blog-writer resource group users.

You can now filter your Jobs by label. Your most-used labels appear as clickable chips with job counts above the list, and a free-form key=value input lets you filter by any label, including ones not shown as chips. This works on both user and organization jobs pages. Learn more about HF Jobs: https://huggingface.co/docs/hub/jobs

The Hugging Face MCP Server has been updated to provide enhanced connectivity to the Hub with fewer tools and tokens.

The main change is the new hf_fs tool which provides a single interface to repositories, storage, documentation, papers and more. It's equipped with search and lets your assistant naturally navigate Hugging Face in just over 1,000 tokens.

Add Sandboxes to give your assistant secure execution environments attached to buckets and repositories. This gives blazing fast code access for dataset analysis, model training,  Space creation and much more.

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Users can now see their egress usage directly in the dashboard. Organizations also receive a per‑user egress breakdown, showing how much data each member consumes. The view currently includes only traffic routed through the Hugging Face CDN, and coverage will expand as more traffic is directed through the CDN.