Confirm before sensitive changes, and passkeys as a second factor
The workspace asks you to confirm it is you before changes to how you sign in, and a passkey now counts as the second factor after a password.
Changelog
What we shipped
New capabilities in the engine and the workspace, newest first. Each entry says what changed in plain words and links to the page that explains it.
The consoles in the Helm chart, and safer production defaults
Self-hosted installations can run both consoles from the Helm chart, and the engine now refuses to start in production without encryption in transit.
Labs: try a change on real data first
A new Labs section in the workspace answers one question at a time on your real data, from where a threshold should sit to what a new version would change, without changing anything.
Traces and logs for self-hosted installations
Self-hosted installations can send OpenTelemetry traces and logs to the tools they already run, with one record per API call and a trace id on every answer.
Definitions edited as summaries
Every kind of definition in the workspace now opens as a summary of what is set, one part edited at a time, with an expression editor that knows what each expression can read.
Automated decisions
Let Aggrelis take the last step: read what it needs, apply your rules, ask an AI model only where the rules leave a case open, and keep a record of every answer.
Sequences, resets, percentiles and a reporting currency
Five new ways to keep a running total: count what happens in order, start a window at a reset, read percentiles, add up several currencies, and get told when something stops.
Want to try it?
See what it would count for you
Tell us what you want to keep a running total of, or request access and set up your first question in the workspace.