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Genesis v1.19.71 Release Notes

June 19, 2026 Git-backed Knowledge Base documents, customizable Data Estate layouts, stronger connection governance, and broad reliability improvements across LLM providers, the Context Graph, and agent administration.

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Knowledge Base and Managed Documents

Repository-backed document workflows bring version-controlled Knowledge Base content into the same managed-source model used for Genesis Apps and blueprints.
  • Git-backed document feeds let operators register a repository as a managed source for one or more Knowledge Base indexes, with bidirectional sync between the repo and Genesis.
  • Agents can propose edits to managed documents, stage changes, and open pull requests (or merge requests on GitLab) with proposer attribution and provider-aware status labels.
  • The documents list shows In review pills when a clean index has an open pull request, and reconciles state when a pull request is merged or closed outside Genesis.
  • Document adoption preview and export-to-repo flows support overwrite confirmations when registering a managed source over existing indexes.

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Context Graph and Data Estate

The wiki and Context Graph experience gained layout customization, better navigation, and more reliable scanning.
  • The Data Estate page now supports Edit Layout: admins with configuration access can reorder sections (Overview, Areas, Systems), hide sections they do not need, and save layout preferences that persist across scans and page reloads.
  • Improved Context Graph URL handling: browser “back” button restores previous state.
  • Context Graph scans consult model assignments during credential refresh, keeping pre-scan LLM configuration in sync when providers switch.
  • The wiki extractor now supports the same LLM provider options as the Context Graph scanner, so estate overviews and wiki content can use your configured provider instead of a hardcoded default.
  • Wiki content ranking uses an improved degradation ranker with decay, surfacing fresher and more relevant learnings over time.
  • Past SQL query recall now includes queries against tables that have not yet completed full wiki validation, so agents can find recent work sooner.

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Data Connections

Connection setup, ownership, and scope management are clearer and more flexible for administrators.
  • Admins can change a connection’s scope (personal vs. system) and owner after creation, without recreating the connection.
  • OAuth connection setup auto-selects the appropriate auth method, replaces a non-functional test button with working flows, and hides egress configuration steps that do not apply to non-Snowflake connections.
  • Per-user and git-backed connectors resolve defaults correctly after a platform migration, restoring reliable access for connectors that previously hit a dead code path.

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LLM Providers and Chat Reliability

Provider configuration and error handling improved across Snowflake, Bedrock, Cortex, and LiteLLM proxy deployments.
  • LiteLLM proxy model selector is automatically updated when new models become available.
  • Snowflake deployments keep your configured LLM provider active. Auto-switching to Cortex in some cases was eliminated.
  • Agents recover gracefully from provider context-limit errors, with unified detection across Bedrock and other providers so limit-exceeded responses are surfaced clearly instead of being swallowed.
  • Custom-header Bedrock authentication forwards credentials correctly through the Context Graph scanner and other downstream paths.
  • Cortex respects the configured embedding model instead of hardcoding a default, and strips unsupported JSON Schema keywords from structured-output requests to avoid provider rejections.
  • LiteLLM proxy and Databricks connections auto-register external-access endpoints on save, and compression routing handles proxy-prefixed models and 5xx retries more reliably.

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Threads, Search, and Git Tools

Everyday agent workflows gained navigation and tooling fixes:
  • Unpinned threads appear after the pinned-threads page in the sidebar, so recently active conversations are easier to find.
  • Web search conversational key-setup flows resolve correctly after recent connection changes.
  • Git operations resolve remote organization, repository name, and URL references to local clones, and refresh same-named files reliably during sync.
  • Past SQL query recall is broader, helping agents find relevant prior work on tables still undergoing validation.

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Agents, Security, and Administration

Access control, diagnostics, and platform hardening improved for governed deployments.
  • Agent RBAC routes resolve display names to canonical agent identifiers, so permission checks work when admins reference agents by their friendly name.
  • New permissions are disabled by default for all roles until an administrator explicitly enables them, reducing accidental over-provisioning after upgrades.
  • Container images received additional security hardening.
— The Genesis Team