June 23, 2026

A reworked System page for administrators, a settings view that covers every server at once, and smoother external-user management.

New features

(Admin) See every server's settings at a glance. The System admin page has a new Configurations section that lists every server in the pool, not just the one that happened to answer your request. Pick a server from the dropdown to see what that node actually resolved at startup — its SMTP settings, build, and whether each critical key is set. When the settings aren't identical across nodes, a warning banner points you straight at the odd one out, so a server that missed a configuration change is now obvious instead of a guessing game. Secrets are never shown — passwords and keys appear only as “set” or “not set”.

(Admin) Reorganized System page. The System page now has a left sidebar — Host, Caches & Vectors, Configurations, and Tooling — so you can jump straight to a section. The content area scrolls on its own while the sidebar and header stay put.
(Admin) Smoother external-user management. Creating or editing an external user now shows a spinner while it saves and a confirmation toast when it's done — no more wondering whether your click registered. The page header also shows the external-user login link with Copy and Open buttons, so you can hand it to a new user directly.
(Admin) Prompt updates roll out without a manual refresh. When Dr. Olivia's teaching prompts are updated, every server now notices the change on its own and reloads within about half a minute — no more clicking Refresh Prompts on each node, and no more wondering whether one server is quietly running an older copy. The System admin page's prompt-cache view now shows the loaded version, the version on disk, and a drift flag, so you can confirm at a glance that every node is current. A change to the avatar's spoken style still takes effect on the next new conversation, since each conversation sets up its voice when it starts.

(Internal) Security: patched a bundled component. Updated the bundled MessagePack serialization library to the patched 2.5.301 release, clearing a known high-severity advisory (CVE-2026-48109). Nothing changes in how the app works — a routine dependency security bump.