Release overview — September 2025

The Curiosity Team

• 2025-09-29

September was about moving and explaining a workspace: take its whole setup from one environment to another, and see why a search returned what it did. A busy month with five releases.

Back up and move a workspace's setup

You can now export a complete snapshot of a Curiosity Workspace's configuration (indexes, endpoints, code tasks, NLP models and patterns, AI providers and schema) to a single zip file, and import it into the same or another workspace.

• Available to administrators from the workspace settings and from the CLI, where it replaces the previous custom-code-only export.
• Imports report itemized errors and warnings for anything that can't be applied.
• Custom API endpoints can also be imported and exported on their own, including their access group assignments.

See how a search worked

• Query explanation: show how a query was interpreted in a compact or detailed form, or have it always displayed rather than only when something was rewritten.
• Search statistics for admins: a step-by-step breakdown of how a search was executed and how long each stage took.
• Exclude filters: saved searches and facet queries can define an exclude clause, removing results that match it.
• Pinned and reordered filters keep their order per search context across reloads, and a "Show all filters" button clears a filter search.

Connectors

• OneNote on demand: OneNote content from OneDrive, SharePoint and Teams is extracted and rendered when you open it, then ingested in the background.
• Confluence as a shared source: connect it as a multi-user data source so its pages and files are shared across the workspace.
• Single-user syncs (Box, Confluence, Jira, Notion, Salesforce, HubSpot, Evernote, pCloud, Outlook Calendar) pause for an owner whose sign-in expired and prompt to re-authenticate, rather than retrying repeatedly.

Tighter access

• Deleting a user, or a schema and its data, requires typing "DELETE" first.
• Admin-only routes are blocked for non-admins in the browser, and metrics endpoints require system-admin access.
• When uploads or account-preference editing are turned off, the server rejects them for regular users.
• Related-node facets respect each user's access rights, and viewers can no longer edit saved searches.

For administrators

• AI provider settings have their own page, connector run logs load in pages with timestamps, and usage analytics break down searches per user over time.
• Rename a schema's key field, with validation against conflicts.
• Custom sign-out URLs, names kept up to date from SAML, and login on read-only replicas through a custom authentication flow.
• The CLI's git sync supports mutual TLS and a verbose mode.

The little things

• A "More actions" button on result cards, and action menus that show only commands that apply.
• Lists of related links can expand inline.
• Summaries can be asked for in a specific language.
• Pages opened with only filters, no typed query, now show results.
• The model's reasoning steps show as a brief "Reasoning..." status.

This overview covers builds v25.9.60778 → v25.10.61879. For the full, build-by-build detail see the changelog.