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Genesis v1.19.96 Release Notes

October 3, 2026

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Highlights

  • Costs now tracks spending on every installation, showing when recording began and separating estimated-price spend from catalog-priced spend.
  • Context Graph now shows which pipelines write a schema’s tables, including stored procedures and Talend jobs.
  • The dbt tool can now convert a Snowflake or SQL Server view into a dbt model automatically, flagging any it can’t verify.
  • OpenAI defaults use GPT-6.1 Sol/GPT-6 Luna; GPT-6 Astra is selectable. Azure defaults stay unchanged; retired models are removed and unpinned, with explicit rejection errors.
  • Text sent during a turn now steers the agent at its next tool result without interrupting work; attachments still wait until the turn ends.
  • Requests now lists mission questions alongside approvals; answer directly in the drawer to continue a mission, or dismiss and restore items.

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Deployment Artifacts

Use these exact references when deploying this release:
  • Genesis release: v1.19.96 (promoted from v1.19.96-rc.21)
  • Docker Hub image: genesiscomputingai/genesis:v1.19.96
  • Docker Hub digest: genesiscomputingai/genesis@sha256:8a0898d5b3dbdb312c796ca23e60bd14a5c7cea2e55843d364f67c398f04e500
  • Helm chart: oci://registry-1.docker.io/genesiscomputingai/genesis
  • Helm chart version: 0.3.108 (appVersion: v1.19.96)

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Upgrade Notes

  • Cluster, Terraform, Azure, Databricks, and local Kubernetes deployments on v1.19.95 should upgrade to restore configured AI providers.
  • Deployments using retired o1, o1-mini, or o1-preview models should select a supported model before upgrading.
  • The Secrets panel is visible by default; set features.show_secrets_panel to false if administrators need it hidden.

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Improvements

  • Context Graph now scans Informatica PowerCenter exports to trace tables back to the workflows and sessions that produce them.
  • The dbt tool can now plan multi-view migrations and generate dbt source and schema YAML files automatically.
  • Leftover upgrade snapshots are now deleted automatically after seven days when retention is off, while snapshots that may be the only safe copy are preserved.
  • Connections routed through an Outpost no longer show a false Snowflake egress requirement or a disabled test button.
  • Snowflake Native App installs now show install stage, progress percentage, and estimated time remaining, so a slow cold start no longer looks broken.
  • Work and Settings now show their screens in rail popovers instead of a second navigation rail, with the Missions icon visible in dark menus.
  • Amazon MWAA connections now read DAGs, failures, and logs through AWS IAM, including private webservers; Native App end-to-end validation remains pending.
  • Snowflake Native Apps now expose Genesis to consumer Cortex Agents through an automatically registered MCP server, where the account and region support it.
  • MCP Gateway now includes Cortex Code setup instructions tailored to each deployment’s authentication method.
  • The dbt tool can generate models in your chosen SQL house style, then re-verify each styled model against the original query.

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Bug Fixes

  • Usage tracking now retries cost record writes when the local cost store is busy, instead of dropping them immediately.
  • Inactive AI providers now keep their own embedding model setting instead of overwriting the active embedding configuration.
  • Cost summaries, Agent Review, and budget views no longer show unpriced usage, like image or speech generation, as a false zero cost.
  • Chat sidebar grouping and search by person now list every thread you can see, not just recent ones.
  • A fresh Postgres metadata database now migrates successfully to the latest schema, and concurrent startups wait for each other instead of failing.

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Preview

  • Administrators can enable Genesis Outposts to connect agents to systems inside a customer’s private network through an outbound-only connection.
  • Snowflake PAT and key-pair connections can optionally log in over Snowflake’s internal network, enabling scheduled jobs on PrivateLink accounts without internet access.
  • Native App administrators can call CORE.HIBERNATE_INSTANCE to suspend services and compute pools until explicitly started; full hibernate-to-start validation remains pending.