Changelog: 2026-07-26
Launched an end-to-end social publishing workflow with review, scheduling, and one-shot publishing—plus major upgrades to model evaluation and compliance reporting capabilities.
- Introduced a complete social publishing workflow with queued drafts, reviewer approvals, scheduling, and controlled publishing.
- Improved review-message behavior so decisions resolve cleanly and don’t trigger repeat actions after approval or rejection.
- Expanded model evaluation tooling with standardized “red/green flag” runners, reporting, and clearer methodology.
- Added new compliance reporting capabilities, alongside tools to generate realistic synthetic banking datasets for testing and evaluation.
- Delivered a database monitoring demo flow with safer credential handling and more reliable monitoring cadence.
- Social publishing now supports drafting posts, routing them for team review, scheduling, and publishing through a tightly controlled, single-attempt send model to reduce accidental duplicates.
- Review interactions were refined so once a reviewer approves, rejects, or requests changes, the message is converted into a resolved state while preserving key context like the final decision and intended schedule.
- The system now prioritizes the saved review decision even if a message refresh fails, preventing repeated prompts or loops that can occur with chat-platform update glitches.
- Model evaluation work introduced a more reusable way to define and run checks, plus improved reports and documentation to make results easier to interpret and compare over time.
- Pagination and counting in grouped “red flag” views were corrected to better match what users expect when browsing large result sets.
- Compliance reporting features were expanded to support multiple common filing formats, with a complementary synthetic-data generator to enable consistent testing and demonstrations without relying on sensitive real-world data.
- The monitoring demo now supports validating connection details, persisting sanitized configuration, and running periodic checks with a stored polling schedule for more hands-off operation.