2026.09.16
Bug fixes
- Fixed a bug in the Build chat where generating large files could cause high memory usage and a sluggish editor, since file content was streamed into the code editor character by character. File contents are now applied in a single step once ready, keeping the workspace responsive during generation.
2026.09.15
Features
- HTML files in the Build tab now render as a live preview, just like Markdown files already did. Use the same View/Edit toggle to switch between the rendered page and the raw source.
Bug fixes
- Fixed the View/Edit toggle in the Build tab carrying over between files — switching a file to Edit no longer forces the next file you open into Edit as well. This affects both HTML and Markdown files.
- Strengthened the sandbox around previewed HTML content so an embedded document can no longer weaken the security restrictions protecting you from malicious scripts or unwanted network requests.
2026.09.14
Features
- Trial status is now visible in the header — a badge shows how many days are left on your trial, changing colour as it nears expiry. If you hit a plan limit, such as deploying a project, adding an environment, or chatting with the AI, you’ll see a clear message explaining what’s blocked and how to unlock it.
- Arriving from an Avalara promotion now tailors your Build experience: the welcome message and example prompts focus on AvaTax and other Avalara integrations to help you get started faster.
Improvements
- The skills marketplace now uses consistent “Install” / “Installed” language throughout, and skill tags now distinguish skills installed from the marketplace from ones your organisation created or uploaded.
- General styling and layout refinements across the Skills experience, including the upload skill dialog.
- You can keep typing in the chat message box while the AI is still responding, and it no longer loses focus after you send a message.
- Deployment status messaging is clearer, and the deployment banner now fills the available width correctly.
Bug fixes
- Fixed an issue where a skill already added to your organisation from the marketplace could still appear as available to add, instead of showing as installed.
2026.09.11
Bug fixes
- Fixed an issue in the skills marketplace where a skill already added to your organisation could still show an “Add” button instead of reflecting its installed status.
Features
- A new skills marketplace is available under Skills: browse, search, filter, sort, and install skills for your organisation. You can also upload your own skills from a single file or a folder, including a README and a product image.
- The Skills page is now available to everyone, not just Versori accounts.
- You can now install marketplace skills directly from a Build or Plan conversation. The planning agent can recommend skills and install them for you, and chat cards show what each skill action did — what a search matched, which skill was loaded, and which file was read.
- Chats now show a context usage bar so you can see how full the conversation’s context window is as you work.
Improvements
- Skills replaces Resources in the navigation, with a refreshed layout: larger header actions, aligned search/tiles/page spacing, taller tiles, and a category filter dropdown (with a clear-all action) in place of category tiles.
- Creating a new integration no longer prompts you to choose skills. Mandatory skills are attached automatically in the background, and skills are now managed at the organisation level only rather than per project.
- Marketplace install counts and the “most installed” sort are hidden until that data is ready, and the skills count badge is hidden when a list is empty.
Bug fixes
- Fixed an issue where planning artifacts could be lost or overwritten mid-response; they now save reliably as the agent works.
- Fixed the skill editor discarding unsaved edits on refresh, dropping some fields when saving a skill, and failing to load certain skills.
- Fixed missing tooltips on skill-related chat cards, and fixed the install-skill card being unusable in the legacy Plan tab.
- Fixed an incorrectly cropped Avalara icon shown against the Avalara category in the skills marketplace.
2026.08.19
Features
- You can now drag and drop tabs in the workspace to reorder them, so you can arrange Plan, Build, Connect, and the rest of your open tabs the way you work.
2026.08.17
Features
- OAuth 2.0 authorization code connections now support PKCE (Proof Key for Code Exchange), so providers that require it can be configured directly from the Connect tab.
Bug fixes
- Secret fields in connection forms (passwords and client secrets) are now masked by default, with a toggle to reveal them when you need to check what you typed. Previously these values were shown in plain text.
2026.08.13
Features
- The Build agent can now take more actions on your behalf during a chat: it can call a connected system to test or inspect an API, invoke your deployed integration in the current environment, or manually run one of your schedulers. Each action is shown as a confirmation card — nothing happens until you approve it, and actions that touch real data are clearly flagged as such.
2026.09.03
Improvements
- The Versori logo has been updated to reflect our partnership with Avalara, and now appears across both light and dark themes.
2026.09.23
Features
- Issue Watcher. When a deployed integration fails, Issue Watcher investigates the failure and proposes a fix for you to review. It reads the version actually running, works from the failing execution’s trace and logs, and saves the smallest change it can as a draft version with a written report. Nothing is deployed automatically. See Issue Watcher.
- Cloud Agents. Issue Watcher is the first of a family of agents that run on the platform rather than in your chat, doing a standing job on your behalf whether or not you are watching. Agents belong to your organisation, and you attach one to the work you want it to do. See Cloud Agents.
2026.09.09
Features
- Skills marketplace. Browse a catalogue of ready-made skills and add them to your organisation, instead of writing every skill yourself. Fork any marketplace skill to get an editable copy of your own. The AI can also suggest a relevant skill while you work, and nothing is added unless you approve it. See the Skills Marketplace.
- Skills have moved to their own page. Your organisation’s skills are now under Skills in the left-hand navigation, rather than in organisation settings, with search, category and status filtering, and sorting. See Manage Your Skills.
Improvements
- Skills now apply across your whole organisation, so there is no longer a per-integration step to attach them. Adding a skill is what makes it available. Mark one as Mandatory to apply it to every request, or leave it Optional to be loaded when its description matches the work in hand. See How the AI applies skills.
2026.08.26
Improvements
- The message box in chat now grows with your message and supports much longer text before you need to scroll, making it easier to write and review longer prompts.
Bug fixes
- Fixed an issue in the Connect tab where systems with multiple connection templates could not be selected or identified independently of one another.
2026.08.12
Features
- The Build agent can now deploy your project for you. When it proposes a deployment, you’ll see a confirmation card in the chat — approve it to deploy right away, or decline and keep working. Clear messages are shown if a deploy can’t go ahead.
- A new Usage tab in Account settings shows your organisation’s usage against its monthly and lifetime allowances, including any trial or custom allowance limits, so you can see at a glance how close you are to your limits.
2026.07.22
Features
- Plan and Build are now one conversation. Use the Plan/Build toggle next to the message box to research and scope your integration with the planning agent, then switch to Build to implement it — all in a single chat with shared context.
2026.06.08
Improvements
- Added support for OAuth2 connections where the token refresh endpoint differs from the token endpoint.
2026.05.21
Improvements
- The Issues tab has been reworked to improve readability by adding search, improving the existing filtering and sort features, and enabling pagination.
2026.02.11
Improvements
- The Connect tab has been redesigned to be more user-friendly and intuitive. The new design removes the sidebar once used for connecting and managing connectors, and instead displays the connector details in the main content area. Creating new connections, configuring an embedded connector, or selecting an existing connection is now quicker and more seamless. You will still find the connector endpoints, discovered during planning, available to test.
- The Opus 4.6 model has been added into the Plan Tab
Bug fixes
- Gracefully handle JSON.parse errors on AI returned data
2026.02.06
Improvements
- Gemini 3 Flash support in the Build tab
- Search in new tab menu
Bug fixes
- Fixed file tracking of either version or latest draft files against deployed files. File diff changes are visible in the Changes to Deploy button located in the header.
- For members of multiple organisations - active organisation is now determined by the org query param, context switching between tabs is now actively efficient.
- On error of deployment, the retry deployment button now correctly tracks whether a version or the latest draft was deployed and triggers the re-deployment of the correct files.
2026.01.22
Features
- Versions has been rolled out into the UI. Versions can be created at any time and are created on deployment of the current working draft project. If a previous version is selected and the user then saves a new file change on top of this version, the user will no longer be on that version but rather the ‘Current Draft’ and a new version can be created from this point.
- Accept and undo AI modified file changes. After AI has applied a change, you can now either accept or undo any file changes allowing for greater control.
Improvements
- We have added the option to save individual files in the UI giving you greater control. This is especially important when AI is editing multiple files in one action or you are manually editing multiple files at once and want more granular control. The Save All function is still available although the button has moved inside the Build tab as it is more contextually relevant here.
Bug fixes
- Correct handling of AI file deletion.
2026.01.15
Improvements
- The plan chat now offers the option to switch between AI models - Gemini 3 Pro and Claude Sonnet 4.5
2026.01.14
Improvements
- The Console has been removed and it‘s features moved. You will now find deployment logs, execution trace history, embedded users, and the runtime test features in their respective tabs, alongside all existing tabs.
- For your Embedded users, now located in an integration tab - including a re-design and updated UX, you can now manage activated users, including updating their activation variables and viewing active connections.
- The Flow preview will now auto generate for you after initial code generation.
2026.01.06
2026.12.16
2025.11.14
Features
- Added new workflow testing mode to the Build tab, allowing integrations to be tested before deployment.
- Add support to upload JSON (.json), plain text (.txt), and markdown (.md) file attachments in chat.
2025.08.30