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Find any setting

Settings can now be searched from one place, making organization, project, integration, and personal controls easier to find.

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Review changes in one place

The review page is organized into Overview, AI Agents, and Changes. Reviewers can inspect the overall state, follow automated findings, preview proposed outcomes, and revert an individual change without leaving the review.

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Set default formulas by field

A field can define a default formula that is applied when a new item is created. Formula search also prioritizes relevant results and shows the values used by referenced inputs.

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Fixes

  • Busy branches. Pages recover after a reconnect and continue showing incoming changes instead of freezing the browser tab.
  • Deep hierarchies. Large, deeply nested projects load without timing out.
  • Shared views. Shared pages remain responsive while access permissions are updated.
  • Reader comments. Draft comments remain available while moving between fields.
  • ReqIF exports. Exported files validate against the ReqIF schema.
  • AI gateways. Multi-step agent actions complete through OpenAI-compatible model gateways.
  • AI chat titles. Conversations receive titles on Bedrock-backed deployments.

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Improvements

  • Table organization. Tables support multi-column sorting and drag-to-reorder rows.
  • Diagram exploration. A card can expand its connected items directly on the canvas, and XML exports preserve labels, positions, and arrow branches.
  • View continuity. The selected view state remains in place when switching branches.
  • Saved views. A saved view can define how many hierarchy levels open by default.
  • User lists. Large member lists remain searchable and scrollable.
  • SSO groups. One provider-level rule can map all users from an identity provider.
  • Review automations. Branch review agents run once and provide an explicit rerun action.

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API changes

  • Entity pagination. GET /entities supports cursor pagination, keeping response time bounded on large datasets.
  • API keys. Keys are scoped to the user who created them, and expired session tokens renew correctly.