Release notes 0.1.181
31 October 2026: The Agents activity page now says what the platform's agents are.
Release notes · Updated 2026-10-31 · Describes release 0.1.182
0.1.181 — 31 October 2026
Agents: what each one does and whether it runs
- The Agents activity page now says what the platform's agents are. A line at the top counts the pillar agents and their AI roles, how many are on, on demand or off, and how many are running now or idle. Each role says in one sentence what it does, says "Running" or "Idle", and says when it runs. The API returns the same sentence per role.
Proactive monitoring in your account
- The tenant detector is supported. A Lambda function in the customer's AWS account, run by EventBridge every 5 minutes, evaluates the 37 built-in detection rules with the platform's own evaluator, read-only, and posts only firing and clearing alerts to the workspace webhook; the platform pauses its own poll for an account the detector reports as covered. The stack takes a
ScheduleStateparameter (deploy.sh --schedule-disableddeploys it paused for a dry run first), runs with 512 MB, and node not-ready (R34) needs thek8s-rbac.yamlstep, now listed as required. Seedeploy/aws/tenant-detector/README.md.
Fixes
- The monthly noise count no longer pulls in incidents opened before the upgrade. Counting started at the beginning of the first intake day, so a workspace upgraded mid-day could read "3 alerts → 8 incidents" for its first month; it now starts one minute before the first recorded intake.
- Two grouping suggestions over the same records no longer stack: a new suggestion whose records overlap a pending one is folded into it.
- An approver who already voted on a two-approver change is not offered a second vote; the page says another approver is needed.
- Needs you counts one paused write in the singular.