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Alelyon app 0.12.0, the patch notes.

What changed in Alelyon app 0.12.0, released 2 November 2026.

Patch notes

Alelyon app 0.12.0

  • Console: a project's page shows the calls of the API keys and service accounts attached to it, each opening Routes or Calls narrowed to it, and the list says each project's past 24 hours. Calls failing and a key running out show under Needs you with what can be done there: make its replacement, see its calls, revoke. All of this stays off until its words are published.
  • Console, a project's page: Connections, where its creator connects Cloudflare with a read-only token and sees each site's calls, failures, top country and path, DNS records and certificate. Only they see it. This stays off until its words are published.
  • Home: what is wrong on a web address you added to a project shows under Needs you, with what can be done about it there, and a notice says when one is new. A project's name opens its page, and your agent can read how your projects stand. All of this stays off until its words are published.
  • Console, a project's page: Changes lists the open merge requests of the project's folder on this computer, each a press from its card and one whose pipeline failed a press from the agent; People says who is in it; and the addresses the project's own settings name are offered to its creator, read on this computer and added only when pressed. All of this stays off until its words are published.
  • The Data page goes deep. A press on a column's head orders by it, holds it to a value, or counts its values, and a press on a count narrows to it. A time range with the rows charted by their time, the same length of time before beside them. The schema with what each column refers to, and a row follows its references. Copy a row or a page, and export every row asked for to CSV. A column that may hold a secret stays hidden through all of it. Agents read the rows on show, except from Sinai's private stores.
  • The Data page has a query box: any one SELECT over the database on show, with queries kept by name. Nothing can change a database or reach another file, and a column that may hold a secret reads as empty however it is asked for.
  • A repository you add as a project, from its folder or by cloning it, now gets its agents' own checkout beside it straight away, and new chats open there. A folder inside a repository, a folder without git, or a repository whose checkout cannot be made stays on the folder you chose; its settings can still make the checkout.
  • In a checkout agents share, Lattice's agents can no longer commit, switch branches, stage, stash, reset or clean there, from a git tool, a command or a terminal: those would act on every agent's unfinished work. They land with git_land instead.
  • The side bar is rebuilt as one labelled column. New chat, Search, Files and Changes are rows at its top, with the rest behind More; the app's places are a part of rows you can fold, and a place with several pages shows them under its row, so your work stays on show. Fold the side bar (Ctrl+B, or its button) and it becomes a strip of icons.
  • Your work reads more easily: larger words and taller rows, each project a quiet heading, each task thread a rounded row with how many sessions it holds, and its sessions hanging under it on a line. What needs you shows as a dot at the row's end, and what works as a spinner.
  • A task thread can be pinned: it moves to Pinned at the top, with an icon of its own. What you pinned, what you folded and the side bar's width come back when the app restarts.
  • Every icon on the side bar and the strip is drawn anew, sharp at any size.
  • Ctrl+N makes a new chat, as the shortcuts said it did.
  • Versions no longer lists `# Conflicts:` among a project's notes: a merge made after a conflict is noted by its subject. A note already gathered keeps its words until you change it or a version takes it.
  • For a project that releases its own way, Versions says its numbers are a record of the project's commits and that nothing is built or installed from them; where the repository keeps release trains, a press opens Delivery's Releases page.
  • A recording's audio can be kept with its transcript, on this PC, when that is turned on for that recording. A press on a word then plays it, the transcript exports as subtitles, and the recording can be transcribed again, in another language if it was read in the wrong one. It is off until turned on, and off again when the recording is over.
  • The transcript library has a window of time with what was kept in each step, kinds to narrow it by and an order. A transcript opens whole, to find words in, to correct (what it said before goes to the Deleted folder), to export as text or Markdown, or to ask for a summary. The speech engine can be told which language to read.

Every older version of Alelyon app is on its page in the archive, and every product's in the patch notes archive. The newest versions, plans, maintenance and patches are on Updates.

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