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v0.85.12

August 28, 2026

**Your installed base gets itself in order:** the new Diagnostics finds work stuck on never-configured automations and unblocks it, privacy protections survive copies and versions, and item creation speaks the language of your process instead of JSON.

  • Feature

    Published flow diagnostics

    A new **Diagnostics** section in Settings shows administrators the published flows whose automations lack a working configuration, together with the work stuck on them; the flow Monitor shows a banner with the tasks to fix and the way out (a new version). And the system doesn't just report: an automatic cleanup applies the runtime's honesty to stranded work — blocking tasks fail with the cause written down, non-blocking ones are skipped — so work silently stuck for months finally becomes visible.

  • Security

    Privacy protections survive copies and versions

    Duplicating a flow, creating a new version, exporting and re-importing it, or going through a template silently reset the AI confidentiality of title and assignee — and the version comparison didn't show the difference. Protections now travel with the flow along every path, export format included, and version compare lists them like any other property.

  • Improvement

    A history that stands up to audit

    When a rule decides based on a global variable, history now records the value read at that moment (with its version): the decision can be reconstructed afterwards, and secret variables stay protected there too. Tasks completed through the assistant also write the same history as the official channel, naming the task.

  • Feature

    New Item with a guided form

    If the initial status defines a form, creating an item shows fields, labels and required markers — on both creation surfaces. JSON remains as an advanced mode, not the only way in.

  • Improvement

    Daily work without friction

    Unsaved changes in the item detail ask for confirmation before leaving; double-clicking "Complete" no longer shows an error after a successful action; the task Kanban shows the assignee's name instead of the technical identifier; long titles are truncated with ellipsis and tooltip everywhere, and the Monitor gains an optional "Title" column.

  • Improvement

    Calendar and events built for volume

    The item calendar warns when the window gets crowded and, past one thousand, shows the first thousand with a clear notice — the browser used to freeze trying to draw them all. In event management, picking the flows to start is finally searchable, analytics read in full without horizontal scrolling, and the Console opens already set to the selected event.

  • Integration

    More predictable APIs

    The flow list accepts `status=all` and declares in the `X-Population` header which population it is counting; the flow name rule applies on every write channel, import included; template names beyond 200 characters get a clear error and uniqueness ignores case; an explicit `null` on task sequentiality preserves the value instead of disabling it; and the tenant-wide total stays tenant-wide even with filters on.

  • Design

    An interface with room to breathe

    The in-app guide uses the full available width — zooming out now truly shows more content; in the designer, selecting a task brings its title into view rather than the tail of its card; and after every update the browser loads the new interface right away, with no hours of stale cache.