v0.86.10
September 5, 2026
**Monitoring sees the whole family:** unambiguous multi-version views, confidentiality that follows each item in its own version, diagnostics that never lie, and scope-proof agent tools.
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Feature
Multi-version monitoring without ambiguity
Table, Kanban and calendar views show items from every version of a flow with an always-visible version badge, a Version filter (default "All") and a Status filter that never conflates same-named statuses from different versions — the label reads "Status name · v2" and the Kanban keeps separate columns. Filtered links can be shared and survive reloads.
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Security
Confidentiality follows the version
If a field is confidential in a historical version of the flow, users without view permission can no longer sort, filter or search on it in multi-version lists: those gestures previously allowed inferring its values by trial. Users with permission notice no difference.
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Security
Scope-proof agent tools
The `list_items` tool can now query every version of a flow, under stricter rules: a filter narrower than the key's scope is never widened, and a pagination cursor reused with different filters is rejected with a clear error instead of returning inconsistent results.
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Improvement
Diagnostics that never lie
Automatic-configuration diagnostics can no longer show "zero problems" while items are still stalled: two distinct counters separate still-active invalid tasks from open items in the affected phase, with honest labels across the interface.
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Improvement
Tidy, portable diagrams
Saving a flow tidies the diagram layout: coordinates of deleted statuses are discarded with a warning, malformed values are rejected. And a flow export now carries status positions: importing it elsewhere, the diagram arrives already laid out — just note that files exported from this version require up-to-date installations.
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Improvement
Stall alerts resolved across all versions
Automation stall alerts are now resolved by surveying every version of the flow, not just the current one: no more residual alerts tied to archived versions.
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Design
Accessible controls in the designer
The task "require effort" toggle is now a true accessible control: properly announced by screen readers, keyboard-operable (Space and Enter), with visible focus and correct disabled state.