Cards now show the creator, created date, and last updated date. Scanners, members, and API token information is still viewable on the Project detail page.

Project cards are smaller and the page is responsive, so more cards fit into the frame.

We’ve improved the typography to focus on the important information.

“Create project” is now a button at the top right where you can select the type of project you’re creating: App, Bot, or Chat.

You can now filter projects by connections.

The CalypsoAI scanner packages table has removed headings for “Scan,” “Status,” and “Enforce” as those controls have moved away from packages onto individual scanners.

We fixed an issue in Custom Scanners where a toast message did not show the error message when an error occurred with regex scanners.

In previous releases, the API token expiry date showed a cancel icon, even when no change was made to the date. This has been removed.

Some buttons in the project creation workflow weren’t capitalized and now they are.

In custom scanners, the Create package button would appear when only a single scanner was selected. Now, users must select more than one scanner to create a package.

We fixed a display issue on the Red-Team Reports detail that caused operational attack results to be slightly cut off.

Sharp-eyed users may notice we changed the CASI score info icon on the Reports table to an outlined version, to be consistent with other icons.

App projects were previously missing API Key icon; project cards now have new design that doesn’t include the API key information.

While editing a Campaign, if you leave without saving, changes to custom intents are no longer unexpectedly saved.

In earlier versions it was possible to double-click the Create campaign button and unintentionally save two copies of a campaign. This is no longer possible.

Keyboard fans rejoice! More of our forms are now submittable using the Enter key.

We’ve fixed spacing on the Attacks page to put more room between the button and the filters.

Somehow Times New Roman snuck into the Microsoft Teams bot download form. It’s been fixed to our normal application font.

Page headers are now at the very top of the screen, leaving more room for the page content below.

We’ve removed hint banners from the UI.

Tables are now responsive, so they adapt to the browser width.

We’ve reduced the space between provider cards on the Connections page to fit more content in the view.

Session timeout – the maximum duration a session can last before requiring re-authentication, regardless of user activity.

Idle session timeout – the maximum period a user can remain inactive before being logged out.