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Release notes

Last reviewed: 23 July 2026.

These notes summarize user-visible changes merged to the Threadory product. Deployment to a particular environment may follow later. Use the integration matrix for each connector's status, authorization mode and production usage.

23 July 2026 — documentation and in-product help

  • A bilingual English/Russian documentation portal now provides task-oriented user, administrator, developer, and reference guides.
  • The public portal is packaged as a container; protected operator content is built separately for authenticated GitLab Pages.
  • Onboarding, Connectors, Approvals, Reports, Graph Health, MCP, and role settings now open the relevant public guide in a separate tab.
  • Connector guides state least-privilege access, external identity, sync direction, expected entities, delivery mode, result checks, and safe disconnection.
  • Administrator guides now distinguish reversible configuration recovery from actions that cannot be rolled back, such as published external comments, incurred spend, or retention deletion.

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21–22 July 2026 — graph trust and actionability

  • Retrieval results carry path, hop, score-channel, and freshness context so answers and evaluations can explain why evidence was selected.
  • Approvals and review output show linked tickets, pull requests, and decisions.
  • Graph Health reports relationship coverage, stale sources, missing embeddings, and actionable recommendations.
  • Low ticket coverage links to unfiled action items in Reports, where supported items can be filed in bulk.
  • API keys support fine-grained MCP scopes, and denied scope checks are audited.
  • Person and assignee resolution connects meeting ownership to native tracker identities.
  • Connector index policies distinguish deep, shallow, pointer, and excluded content to control retrieval depth, cost, and privacy.
  • Ask can combine indexed knowledge with bounded live Slack search while preserving project isolation.

16–23 June 2026 — closed loop and quality measurement

  • Approved action items can create real GitLab issues and link the issue back to the source work; closing a linked issue can close the action item.
  • Meeting content can be organized into cross-meeting topics and a navigable taxonomy.
  • Review evaluation captures automated scores and human outcomes for regression testing.
  • Cost reporting attributes supported usage to people, skills, models, background actors, and time.

Detailed change history

The repository's human-maintained CHANGELOG.md is the detailed weekly engineering log and includes MR references and operational evidence. It may require repository access. Release notes intentionally omit package-level and internal-only changes.