Release overview — March 2026
The Curiosity Team
March was about trust and control — who can see what, proving what happened, and seeing what the system is doing right now. A busy month with five releases.
Fine-grained access control
- Field-level access control. Restrict individual fields and node types per user. Permissions are enforced everywhere node data is read back — including search, facets and AI answers.
- Scoped AI tools. Tools can be limited to specific users or access groups, and are hidden from assistants a user can't access.
- Per-user, per-provider chat access groups organize who can talk to which model.
Provable history
- Tamper-proof audit logs with cryptographic signatures and rolling files.
- A redesigned audit view that browses logs as files, with search and filtering, and records configuration changes in a dedicated log.
See what's happening, right now
- Active Queries Monitor — watch currently running queries with per-minute metrics, sort by most recent / longest running / most nodes touched, and turn on extra per-query diagnostics.
- AI usage metrics track messages sent and AI-tool invocations, with per-tool execution metrics monitored individually.
- Enhanced endpoint and AI-tool response views show status, size and timing; admin commands appear in the command palette.
A more capable assistant
- Chat memory now extracts explicitly stated facts and stores them as personal memories the assistant uses later — with a preferences screen to review, edit, enable, disable or delete each one, plus automatic consolidation.
- Edit earlier messages in place and regenerate the response.
- Archive & review chats from a dedicated view, and export generated documents and slide decks as PDF, with rich markdown preserved.
"For developers"
March added an embeddings API for custom code with similarity scoring, custom HTTP status codes from endpoints, downloadable files from custom code and shell endpoints, and graph import/export with configurable edge handling and automatic recovery of invalid edges.
The little things
- Searchable large dropdowns and a searchable admin sidebar.
- Accurate code error line numbers and inline shell errors.
- Richer audio playback with a waveform and scrubbing.
- Reduced, bounded memory use on long-running workspaces.
This overview covers builds v26.3.65047 → v26.4.65796. For the full, build-by-build detail see the changelog.