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# v1.19.49

> Genesis Data Agents v1.19.49 release notes

## Genesis v1.19.49 — May 22, 2026

### Repo-synced Apps, Skills, and Flows; Microsoft Teams Bot Framework; admin audit logging; chat reliability; and broad platform improvements across connections, blueprints, and agent tooling

#### Genesis Apps, Skills, and Flows: Repository Sync and Managed Artifacts

Apps, Skills, and Flows can now be managed as first-class repository-synced artifacts with a uniform dependency model across all three surfaces.

* Skills, Flows, and Genesis Apps share a consistent managed-source workflow: operators can bind artifacts to Git repositories, track dependencies, and sync changes through the same multi-instance sync machinery used for blueprints.
* Managed-source configuration on Apps, Skills, and Flows is now tucked behind a modal, keeping day-to-day editing screens uncluttered while still exposing full sync controls when needed.
* Export-to-commit and sync-from-repository operations are unblocked for app management workflows that previously stalled on repository state checks.
* This means you can keep your Skills, Flows and Apps artifacts in your own code repository
* Genesis Apps that run for extended sessions no longer lose authentication after six hours
* Agents working on versioned Apps are no longer nudged to auto-promote production copies; promotion remains an explicit operator action.

#### Microsoft Teams: Bot Framework and File Attachments

Microsoft Teams integration expanded beyond webhook notifications to full conversational Bot Framework support.

* Genesis agents can now participate in Teams conversations through the Microsoft Bot Framework, enabling threaded back-and-forth directly in Teams channels and chats — not just outbound alerts.
* Agents can send file attachments in Teams outbound messages, so reports, exports, and generated documents arrive as downloadable files rather than inline text.

#### RBAC, Audit Logging, and Access Governance

Administrators gained stronger visibility and finer-grained controls over who can do what.

* An admin audit log now records user, role, policy, and configuration changes, giving compliance teams a traceable history of governance actions.
* The role editor includes a live access preview: operators can see exactly which connections, Apps, and resources a role grants before saving.
* App-tag bulk access assignment UX was improved so granting a permission level to all Apps sharing a tag is faster and less error-prone.

#### Connections and AI Providers

The Connections experience was streamlined and several new provider types and reliability fixes landed.

* The Connections page now uses a single header search bar instead of separate per-tab filters, making it faster to find a connection across all types.
* A new Astronomer connection type for Airflow and Astronomer-hosted orchestration workflows.
* LiteLLM Proxy connections can be configured through Helm with OAuth credentials, and proxy header reconfiguration and provider card state are now reliable across restarts.
* PrivateLink-aware URL handling prevents broken OAuth and API calls when Genesis runs behind a Snowflake PrivateLink endpoint.
* The connections tool now exposes which roles have access to each connection, helping agents and operators understand permission boundaries.
* OpenAI model defaults were updated to GPT-5.5 for new deployments.
* Anthropic prompt caching defaults were repaired so cache-eligible calls benefit from reduced cost and latency as intended.

#### Chat, Threads, and the Sidebar

Several fixes eliminate visible glitches and add useful organization options in the chat experience.

* Switching between threads no longer leaves duplicate streaming segments, corrupted sender labels, or stale tool-call rows in the transcript.
* Tool-call progress narrative rows are restored during streaming, so operators can follow multi-step agent work in real time without gaps.
* A "Group by people" toggle in the chat sidebar lets users organize threads by participant rather than only by recency.
* Thread visibility in the sidebar and the long-running completion overlay were hardened so threads do not disappear prematurely and completion timers reflect actual elapsed time.
* Interactive credential cards and secret prompts are dismissed automatically when the user sends a new message, keeping conversations uncluttered.

#### Context Graph and Agent Knowledge

The unified wiki and Context Graph viewer received reliability and recall improvements.

* The LLM wiki and Context Graph wiki layers are now merged into a single user-facing wiki, eliminating duplicate surfaces and inconsistent retrieval paths.
* Agents can recall past SQL queries by the tables and views they touched, with improved anchoring to validated query history.

#### Blueprints and Missions

Blueprint and mission workflows gained API support, safer exit checks, and operator-quality-of-life improvements.

* A BlueprintRun API enables programmatic blueprint execution and external demo orchestration, with hardened idle-nudge behavior when a blueprint waits for operator input.
* Missions can now be renamed from the dashboard without recreating them.
* Mission list filters remain sticky across navigation, so operators do not lose their filter context when switching pages.
* Long blueprint descriptions in the Start Mission modal are clamped so the dialog remains usable.

#### Git Browser and Repository Export

* Dotfiles (such as `.gitignore` and `.env.example`) are now visible in the Git browser, so agents and operators can inspect and edit configuration files that were previously hidden.

#### Agent Tools: Excel, Python, and State Verification

Agent-executable tools received capability and safety upgrades.

* A new Excel tool group supports structured read and write operations on spreadsheet files, enabling agents to produce and consume Excel deliverables without manual file handling.
* Python execution reliability was improved with sandbox guards, judge retry logic, and correct genesis SDK resolution inside Docker — agents are no longer misdirected to incorrect package sources when the SDK import fails.
* Agents now verify external system state before mutating shared resources (databases, repos, ticketing systems), reducing accidental overwrites when concurrent changes occur.

#### SCIM Provisioning

* SCIM provisioning now ingests Okta enterprise user attributes, keeping Genesis user profiles aligned with directory fields such as department and cost center.

#### Word Export

* Mermaid diagrams and Plotly charts embedded in agent responses are now rendered as images in Word document exports, so exported reports display visuals correctly rather than raw markup.

#### Support and Observability

* Thread exports now include runtime build metadata, giving support teams version and configuration context alongside conversation content.
* LLM call logs include finish reason and configured output token cap, making it easier to distinguish natural completions from token-limit truncations during triage.