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v1.14.0 — March 20, 2026

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Versioned apps, Genesis Flows, broader enterprise connections, and stronger chat and deployment compatibility

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Apps, Dashboards, and Workspace Organization

Genesis Apps and dashboard workflows were expanded so teams can organize more content, control access more precisely, and move changes to production with less friction.
  • Genesis Apps now support versioned publishing with draft working copies, immutable saved versions, production promotion, version notes, restore flows, and clearer version selection in both the library and app viewer.
  • App governance is more granular: edit, refresh, and broader manage privileges are separated more cleanly, role and tool-access changes save more reliably, and built-in agent instructions can be reset back to their default baseline.
  • App and dashboard discovery improved with better tags and metadata guidance, stronger organization and search behavior, clearer public-versus-user ownership patterns, and follow-up improvements to branding and design consistency.
  • Dashboard interaction flows are more polished, including cleaner live-data refresh behavior, safer screenshot capture and restart handling, better agent and thread side panels, and clearer profile and configuration screens.
  • Managed app and working-copy paths were hardened to preserve draft state more reliably, invalidate stale caches after mutations, and reduce preview and restart failures.

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Connections, OAuth, and Enterprise Integrations

Connection setup and enterprise-tool coverage broadened so more deployments can be configured directly in product instead of depending on manual operator workarounds.
  • User-facing agents can now use per-user OAuth and connection flows, and first-class OAuth coverage expanded across tools such as Jira, GitLab, Google Workspace and Drive, Slack, and related connection-managed experiences.
  • Enterprise connector coverage grew to include additional Confluence, OpenMetadata, Databricks, SQL Server, and related data-platform workflows, with richer Databricks support for jobs, permissions, Unity Catalog volumes, migration helpers, and AI-provider integration paths.
  • Connection management is more usable overall: legacy database and service connections can now be deleted from the UI, connection dialogs use clearer generic labels, secret prompting and resolution are more reliable, and setup guidance is better surfaced in product and docs.
  • Bitbucket Server and Data Center workflows were hardened for self-hosted URL patterns, connection selection, PR and repo-browsing behavior, and ambiguity resolution in mixed enterprise environments.
  • LLM and provider integrations picked up follow-up fixes for Bedrock custom endpoints and model availability, Azure OpenAI relay behavior, provider switching, and inactive-provider side effects.

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Chat, Threads, and Collaboration

Thread continuity, shared-thread collaboration, and day-to-day chat usability all picked up fixes aimed at reducing confusing state and making active work easier to follow.
  • Shared chat links now preserve the intended target thread across auth redirects and route normalization, and multi-user threads no longer temporarily attribute another participant’s live messages to the current viewer.
  • Chat now supports optional message timestamps, relative “time ago” indicators refresh more accurately during active use, and thread visibility remains more stable for REST-created or other ownership-sensitive threads.
  • Thread usability improved with stronger search and browsing behavior, better pinning and renaming flows, less noisy notification and unread handling, and follow-up fixes around public-thread visibility and live sidebar state.
  • Viewer and artifact surfaces were polished so markdown, SQL, linked files, and other generated content open more predictably, with fewer broken navigation and formatting edge cases.
  • Blueprint-from-chat and related collaboration flows now fail earlier on invalid output, preserve selection intent more clearly, and recover more reliably from stale manifest or import state.

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Genesis Flows, Blueprints, and Metadata Intelligence

Several deeper platform changes expanded Genesis from app and chat workflows into richer data-pipeline, blueprint, and metadata experiences.
  • Genesis Flows now support visual multi-step data pipelines across pluggable data layers, including workflows that extract from source systems, transform data into Iceberg-backed outputs, and write aggregated datasets for downstream use.
  • Flows also introduced direct-write Databricks and Iceberg paths, along with migration and demo assets that make larger enterprise data movement workflows easier to stand up and validate.
  • The Twin and context-graph stack expanded with stronger semantic indexing, interactive graph drill-down, richer filtering and relationship coverage, and better object-level metadata awareness.
  • Blueprint, mission, and project workflows gained import and validation hardening, better source selection, safer round-tripping between UI and runtime state, and clearer artifact and tool linkage during execution.
  • Data browser and metadata surfaces now expose richer column descriptions, better metadata guidance, and safer provider and indexing behavior for more complex environments.
  • Scheduler, caching, backup, and persistence paths were hardened for cleaner recovery, lower churn, and more reliable long-running operation.

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Snowflake and Deployment Compatibility

Hosted and self-managed deployment paths were hardened to reduce routing surprises and make environment-specific setup more predictable.
  • Snowflake-hosted deployments now handle PrivateLink SPCS URLs and same-origin routing more consistently so frontend, API, WebSocket, CLI, and related auth traffic stay on the correct origin.
  • Snowflake key-pair query flows and other connection-path edge cases were fixed for environments that rely on direct auth configuration and mixed hosted topologies.
  • EKS, AKS, local Kubernetes, and other self-managed deployment paths picked up follow-up fixes for IRSA and OIDC auth, proxy handling, custom certificates and endpoints, and environment-specific startup behavior.
  • Deployment tooling and environment diagnostics were also improved so teams can validate routing, auth, and platform configuration more reliably before production rollout.

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Upgrade Notes

Upgrade from v1.12.1 to v1.14.0 includes new app versioning and dashboard-governance workflows, broader OAuth and enterprise connection behavior, and Snowflake deployment-routing changes. Validate app role mappings, connection configurations, shared-thread behavior, and deployment routing in lower environments before production rollout.