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Work through long PDFs page by page

The AI agent can work through an attached PDF one page at a time, using the document’s printed page numbers for its citations. Long documents no longer need to fit into one reading pass, and completed page work remains available if a run is interrupted. PDFs with eight or more pages are processed page by page and checked for missed content after the first pass. If a document cannot be split, Flow continues with a single pass and explains the limitation instead of failing silently.

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Use groups as reviewers

A user group can now be assigned as a reviewer. One available member can approve on behalf of the group, so a review does not stall because a specific person is away. Group membership is evaluated when the review is opened, and reviewer lists show the group as one requirement with one status. Individually assigned reviewers keep their own approval requirements.

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Fixes

  • Branch updates. Large updates from a parent branch complete without timing out or reporting failure while work is still finishing.
  • Review reverts. Reverting a change restores the exact value shown in the review, even when the parent branch has moved on.
  • Merge conflicts. Reviews now catch conflicts when a deleted item was changed only through its position, formula, or relationships.
  • Review progress. Items marked as viewed stay collapsed after a reload.
  • Table summaries. Number and date summaries no longer cause the table to close during rapid updates.
  • Rich-text tables. Editing a wrapped cell keeps the row in place and starts the cursor at the end of the existing value.
  • Long operations. Merges, rebases, imports, and other background work can run without blocking everyday edits.

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Improvements

  • Review diffs. Before and after values align in consistent, full-width change bands, making field, name, and relationship changes easier to scan.
  • Entity search. Search opens on recent items, keeps its search methods in one filter, and responds faster in large workspaces.
  • Branch navigation. The branch selector can be sorted by name, owner, creation date, or latest change.
  • Item ownership. New items start with the creator selected as Owner.
  • Protected branches. Protected branches can be updated from their parent without allowing direct edits.
  • Create-item dialog. Names and descriptions have more room in a two-column layout while attributes and relationships remain visible.
  • Chat attachments. Files added to a chat can be attached to item file fields.
  • AI conversations. Finished messages can be copied, and a completed response can be repeated from the same prompt.
  • Error reporting. Error messages remain visible longer and copy a complete diagnostic for support.
  • History. Stage changes appear as stage labels instead of internal identifiers.
  • Menus. Long submenus stay within the window, and bulk field lists can be searched.

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API changes

  • Project settings. The legacy /project/:id/global-storage endpoints were removed. Integrations must use the dedicated endpoints for saved views, templates, skills, automations, and ReqIF presets before upgrading.