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2026-09-17 → 18
v1.2.13

1.2.13 · Reports inside the desktop app

The Reports UI now ships inside the desktop app bundle instead of loading separately. The report canvas is rebuilt around one card with real charts and undo, reports gain in-report pages, metric tiles follow a standard dashboard layout, and the preview reads as a page. Opening Reports no longer flashes blank before the loader.

Highlights
  • [Feature]Reports UI ships inside the desktop app bundlee6430fd
  • [Fix]Report canvas rebuilt: one card, real charts, undoe78b216
  • [Feature]In-report pages and improved report loadingeb066dc
  • [Feature]Metric tiles follow the standard dashboard layout031745e
  • [Fix]Report preview reads as a page, not a board of blocksef727dd
  • [Fix]No blank-then-loader flash when opening Reportsdacd107
  • [Infra]1.2.13 desktop release information4261566
2026-09-16
v1.2.12

1.2.12 · IntelliShell hardening

A focused IntelliShell release. Query handling and complex execution are hardened, and execution and render latency are reduced.

Highlights
  • [Fix]IntelliShell query handling hardenedfd49d76
  • [Fix]IntelliShell complex execution hardenedd8456ab
  • [Feature]IntelliShell execution and render latency reduced047a6c8
  • [Infra]Desktop and website version bumped to 1.2.1281c4151
2026-09-08 → 14
v1.2.11

1.2.11 · Unified themes and workspace polish

Themes are unified and the workspace UI is polished, with clearer RBAC errors, a full-width home screen when there are no connections, and better connection folder drag-and-drop. BSON dates now survive single and bulk document edits. This release also ships the Explorer Activity, shell handshake and welcome-card changes listed under 2026-09-05.

Highlights
  • [Feature]Unified themes and polished workspace UI1c53352
  • [Fix]Workspace layout refined, clearer RBAC errorscf10957
  • [Fix]Full-width home when there are no connections; quick-action links fixed69c8545
  • [Feature]Connection folder handling and drag-and-drop improvedad85f54
  • [Fix]BSON dates preserved through single and bulk document edits4350f0b
  • [Fix]AI query assistant refined; query field and token tooltip layout fixedc4a204e
  • [Fix]Aggregation results polished, stage reference workflow restored1bb0315
  • [Infra]Desktop bumped to 1.2.1130ab3ea
2026-09-05
build.2026.09.05

Shipped in 1.2.11 · Explorer Activity, shell handshake, AI tier limits

Landed on our development branch after the 1.2.9 cut and shipped in 1.2.11: task popups replaced by a single Explorer Activity panel, a more robust real-time shell handshake, and a welcome-card fix. The control plane change (AI token limit derived from the seat's tier) went live on the server side.

Highlights
  • [Feature]Explorer Activity panel replaces task popupsd414ab8
  • [Fix]Real-time shell handshake survives Socket.IO manager reusee6a6e69
  • [Security]AI token limit derived from the caller's seat tier (control plane, live)f84b588
  • [Fix]Welcome card reports a connection active only when opened in this sessiond0cadc4
2026-09-01 → 02
v1.2.9

1.2.9 · macOS build, shell ASI hardening

The 1.2.9 desktop build ships for macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel), Windows and Linux with better automatic-semicolon handling in the shell and an ASI test suite. The same day the control plane gained the /reset-password page the reset emails point at, a corrected SSL/TLS paywall message, and Turnstile on the license portal.

Highlights
  • [Infra]1.2.9 macOS build, React types pin, ASI test coveragebe40617
  • [Fix]ASI handling for closing brackets in the shellcf0acaa
  • [Fix]/reset-password page added for the reset emails71196e8
  • [Fix]SSL/TLS paywall message names the right plan36e73fa
  • [Security]Turnstile on license portal login and registeraf95c0a
2026-08-06 → 17
v1.2.8

1.2.8 · Connection recovery and shell exports

Connection recovery after sleep and network changes, cursor materialisation in the shell so large results page instead of stall, a load guard on shell export tasks, and datetime coercion so Excel exports open cleanly. Google and GitHub sign-in is switched on. Published for Windows and Linux. macOS stayed on 1.2.7 until 1.2.9.

Highlights
  • [Fix]Connection recovery, worker config, handover docs5312f70
  • [Feature]Google and GitHub sign-in enabled5312f70
  • [Feature]Cursor materialisation and ASI handling in the shellb487418
  • [Feature]Export load guard for shell export tasksb213fbc
  • [Fix]Datetime coercion for Excel export compatibilitye726239
  • [Infra]1.2.8 Windows publish and download page211f458
2026-07-08 → 21
v1.1.0 → v1.2.7

Desktop rebuild, signed macOS DMGs, native Linux updates

The desktop shell was rebuilt into its own workspace with releases served from downloads.mongoqui.com and an auto-update manifest worker. macOS DMGs are code-signed per architecture, Windows ships an NSIS installer, and Linux gets an apt repository for the .deb plus a self-integrating AppImage. In the app, $out and $merge run from the shell and index management is scoped per tab.

Highlights
  • [Breaking]Desktop rebuild v1.1.0: new desktop/ workspace, object-storage releases, in-app Turnstile750923f
  • [Feature]Linux native updates: apt-repo .deb, in-app banner, AppImage self-integration5c56553
  • [Infra]desktop-release-service: auto-update manifest workere12fa29
  • [Security]1.2.1: code-signed per-arch macOS DMGse72b260
  • [Infra]1.2.1: Windows NSIS installer0f942b4
  • [Feature]$out and $merge handled in the shellb3d7b67
  • [Fix]Index management scoped per tab2539ebd
  • [Infra]1.2.7 for Windows0404788
  • [Infra]1.2.7 for macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel)4c8d9f3
  • [Infra]1.2.7 for Linux (.deb and AppImage)5770148
2026-06-01 → 10
build.2026.06.10

Report Builder canvas and data sources

Report building becomes data-source first. The canvas gets free-form block placement with snap-to-grid editing under one unified design system, custom data sources can be uploaded, and export-to-collection handles date filters and empty results.

Highlights
  • [Feature]Free-form block placement on the report canvas3037695
  • [Feature]Unified report builder UI with snap-to-grid editingb3c93aa
  • [Feature]Report building is data-source firstef65809
  • [Feature]Custom data source uploada7059dc
  • [Fix]Export to collection with date filter and empty-array handling33acbee
2026-05-06 → 31
v1.0.5 · v1.0.6 · build.2026.05.31

OAuth sign-in code, reusable report data sources, new app icon

Desktop 1.0.5 and 1.0.6 ship on 7 and 8 May. Google and GitHub sign-in code lands (switched on in August with 1.2.8). Report Builder gains reusable data sources with per-visualisation routing, cross-source queries with guarded storage routing, and a hardened runtime with shared data-source refresh. The app icon changes.

Highlights
  • [Infra]1.0.5: export router loading hardeneda59db50
  • [Infra]1.0.6: progress tracking in the desktop build19c45ed
  • [Feature]Google and GitHub sign-in code lands (switched on in August with 1.2.8)2cd300d
  • [Feature]Reusable report data sources, per-visualisation source routing277c92a
  • [Feature]Cross-source report queries with guarded storage routing4000929
  • [Fix]Hardened report runtime and shared data-source refreshd419632
  • [Feature]New app icon5195611
2026-04-18
build.2026.04.18

Infra & deploy

Per-service deploy scripts and a new account-pinned orchestrator land so every backend service can be shipped independently or in a single coordinated sweep. Dev configs are repointed at the new account. No user-facing changes.

Highlights
  • [Infra]Per-service deploy scripts + account-pinned orchestratord25586c
  • [Infra]Dev configs pointed at the new account0b70301
  • [Docs]Py-backend deployment guide9d0ce09
  • [Docs]Report Builder deployment guide4a00174
2026-04-17
build.2026.04.17

Sharing polish & share-action gating

Shared links now gate AI suggestions and data refresh behind edit permission and a password, verified by the gateway. Shared report viewer gets a layout pass and the report cards are polished.

Highlights
  • [Security]End-to-end share action gating and elevated permissions961c525
  • [Fix]Shared viewer layout aligned and report cards polished2712190
  • [Fix]Shared-report viz queries repaired, env cookies isolated per domainfe37d69
  • [Fix]Share Report logical fixes and UI/UX pass40e8798
  • [Fix]Auth refresh flow stabilised1f45deb
  • [Feature]Report Builder UI/UX improvements1d04f2f
  • [Infra]CORS origins updated for the new domainb7e8106
2026-04-16
build.2026.04.16

AI Report Assistant · Report Re-Run · Password-protected shares

Three flagship features land on the same day. The AI Report Assistant brings natural-language analytics and schema-aware BI suggestions to Report Builder, powered by schema-aware AI inference. Report Re-Run lets you refresh any report against new data with one click. Public share links can now require a password, stored as a salted PBKDF2-SHA256 hash, alongside the optional expiry date.

Highlights
  • [Feature]AI Report Assistant flow: schema-aware AI inferencecc13afa
  • [Feature]Report Re-Run flow: refresh any report on new data67b25e3
  • [Security]Password protection for public shared report links35b4080
  • [Breaking]Report ID validation moved from ObjectId → UUID formatfd6747d
2026-04-14 → 15
build.2026.04.15

Report share hardening

Four back-to-back fixes close out the remaining share-access edge cases: a URL-key change, header handling for API calls, and an auth-refresh repair sweep. Report mail delivery is fixed and wrangler.toml gets a cleanup pass across services.

Highlights
  • [Fix]Report URL key change43ee9a4
  • [Fix]Report headers fix for API calls (then reverted pending better path)dfa29f7
  • [Fix]Report share access fix20e66b2
  • [Fix]Reports and report-share auth issues resolvedb7ef2e6
  • [Fix]Report mail delivery repaired535af6c
  • [Infra]wrangler.toml cleanup3feecfc
2026-04-07 → 09
build.2026.04.09

Shared connections & shared reports

Shared-connection pagination, role assignment, and invitation flows all get fixes. Saved queries are stabilised (collection name + save flow), JSON export and object storage exports are repaired, and file-service export headers are handled for the new S3-compatible path.

Highlights
  • [Fix]Shared-connection pagination and user listd68f46c
  • [Fix]Shared-connection role assignmentc730e69
  • [Fix]Invitation flow for shared connections03c7695
  • [Fix]Shared-connection edge cases818a9e3
  • [Fix]Report URL public-view hardening3e4a781
  • [Fix]JSON export, object storage export, file-service export5fedc2b
  • [Fix]Saved query collection name + save flowf21afb3
  • [Fix]Query history route7b67ea7
  • [Fix]S3 request headers handled for file reportsf5e4892
  • [Infra]Current-tier restriction with org removed for shared-connection pathf0fc696
  • [Infra]CORS fixb4a0723
2026-04-01 → 06
build.2026.04.06

Saved queries, SSL files & refresh-token stability

Saved-query schema and SSL file handling are updated. Py-worker routing is updated. The big win of the week is refresh-token stability. MongoQUI used to fail after days of idle due to a stale refresh token; now the refresh flow is cached, scoped out of login, and wired through py-backend.

Highlights
  • [Feature]Saved-query schema and SSL file handling updated712bbf1
  • [Fix]Refresh-token handling for py-backend: no more connection errors after idle daysf9ad289
  • [Fix]Login path excluded from refresh-token flow13a8588
  • [Infra]Py-worker routing updates4be7022
  • [Fix]Connection fix post-refresh-token workeda5d13
2026-03-30
build.2026.03.30

Cloud backend container + database migration

The architecture release. Py-backend moves into a managed cloud container behind the gateway. The control plane moves from Supabase to Cloudflare D1. Internal service-secret enforcement is now mandatory across service bindings.

Highlights
  • [Breaking]Py-backend cloud container servicebfeb46a
  • [Breaking]Control plane moves from Supabase to Cloudflare D19318b66
  • [Security]Internal-service-secret now mandatory across service bindings490b133
  • [Security]Cached-response auth added7bb524e
  • [Infra]Allowed origins tightened85dbf59
  • [Fix]Audit Report issues handled4577aba
  • [Fix]Query historyc584f9d
2026-03-27 → 31
build.2026.03.31

Shell & developer docs

Shell connection and query paths get an optimisation pass: shell sessions reuse cached connection settings. Detailed developer documentation ships for py-backend and internal integration.

Highlights
  • [Feature]Shell connection and query optimisation0e81b53
  • [Docs]Detailed developer documentation9a0b0a2
  • [Docs]Py-backend document3b37343
  • [Infra]Config updatesf0cc434
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Desktop releases land roughly monthly. Fixes ship when they are ready.

Work lands on our development branch continuously. A desktop release is cut when a feature block or a fix is worth an update banner, and big blocks get their own dated entry. Marketing-free. Just what shipped.

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