What shipped, release by release.

Guests, for people outside the organization.

My approvals: one inbox for access requests, guest sponsorship, pipeline approval gates and every other decision you've been asked to make.

View as opens the console as a member sees it, in its own tab, with a stated reason and a time limit.

Role templates and a rebuilt role builder for delegating administration.

Data Rooms: folders, resumable uploads, in-browser preview, people and groups, a permission matrix, Q&A and an activity log.

Room settings for NDA acceptance, download watermarks, share links, an IP allow-list and legal holds. Guests see only the rooms shared with them.

Versioned datasets with preview, quality, lineage and access pages.

Connections to Amazon S3, Google Cloud Storage, Azure Blob Storage, Cloudflare R2, Postgres, BigQuery, Snowflake, SFTP, HTTP and Hugging Face, with syncs into datasets.

One Storage page for buckets and volumes.

A visual pipeline editor with validation, dry runs and versioned publishing.

Steps for datasets and connections, SQL transforms, schema and expectation checks, PII scans, branches and loops, notifications and approval gates.

Schedule, platform-event and webhook triggers, with step-by-step run detail.

Project Canvas: staged changes you review and apply together, environments that fork and diff, variables with references, and presence.

AMD Instinct MI325X, with its reserved terms and the ROCm image.

The US Central (Chicago) region, where MI325X ran.

NVIDIA H200 in US South (Dallas) is the default GPU and region everywhere. It bills on demand at $4.79 per GPU-hour; committed capacity is arranged with sales from the Reservations page.

Streaming layout patches — watch structure land on the canvas mid-generation.

Accessibility annotation layer from VDOM v2 surfaces in the inspect panel.

Dirty-subtree layout invalidation: 5,000-node documents stay at 60fps while patching.

Token edits no longer drop pending canvas selections during theme switches.

Single pipeline definition deploys to AWS and GCP with automatic per-provider translation.

Dependency-ordered multi-region rollouts, powered by our agent coordination research.

Rollback plans are pre-validated at deploy time — recovery replays a checked plan.

W0rkTree scoped context views — assistance reads what the task needs, not the whole repo.

Copy-on-write workspaces spin up in under a millisecond.

Rust analyzer memory usage down 30% on large workspaces.

Desktop app no longer re-indexes unchanged dependencies after branch switches.

Specialized agents for themes, layouts, specs, and code conversion.

Design token suggestions respect the active theme's full token hierarchy.

Collaborative undo/redo now resolves correctly across concurrent per-node edits.

Cold start time down 40% on Windows and macOS desktop apps.

Context assistance no longer stalls on repositories with deep submodule trees.

Template workspaces restore correctly after an interrupted first sync.

Baseline-relative regression detection — no hand-tuned absolute thresholds.

Asymmetric rollback policy: moderate evidence reverts, strong evidence is needed to keep a suspect release.

Deploy logs record the pre-validated inverse plan alongside every release.

W0rkTree core repository public on GitHub under GPL 3.0.

W0rkTree Protocol spec v1 in the research registry.

Contribution guide and conformance test suite for third-party implementations.