v1.0.0-beta.247
Released to production on October 13, 2026 at 15:05 CDT. See every commit in this release on GitHub
New
- Data: dataset fields are pickers — org photos validate, Image chooser, Page field
- Console: workspaces sort by name, search, filter and pin
- Console: ask how a new site starts before creating it
- Themes: style buttons, inputs and cards site-wide without code
- AI: an event-led guided start drafts its first events
- CRM: builds and Assist add values to CRM picklists and Choice fields
- Workflows: pick an Actions element on the live page, not by CSS selector
- SEO: target keywords by page picker, and a launch status readout
- Hours: pick opening, pickup and delivery hours by clicking
- CRM: a Currency custom field type, stored in minor units
- AI: a stock photo picker seam, and covers for AI events
- Logic: dictionary and list variables as rows, formulas built by picking
- Events: events a build makes publish for the publishing role
- UI components: every form element can be inserted on its own
- UI components: an input or select has a size, so it can sit beside a button
- AI: the form job builds fields from mui's separate form elements
- Email: name a separate mui form element by the label beside it
- Forms: seeds, templates and presets build fields from mui's form elements
- Tooling: backfill every saved form field to mui's separate form elements
- Platform: rebuild an all-in-one form field from mui's separate form elements
- UI components: every piece of a form field is its own Besigner element
Fixed
- Data: declare the record photo preview and keep the page list out of the table sweep
- Themes: a palette color write drops the old color's derived shades
- AI: event-led brief words without "community"
- Workflows: the element picker lists only pages a site published
- Logic: an entry's name box gets room in the variable dialog
- SEO: read screen names only when a keyword row exists
- AI: spell the events page's site address from its title
- AI: a build's events are listed on a page, settled or re-asked
- AI: a tracking change with no id asks for it instead of being planned
- AI: a site's hero photo is of its business, searched in English
- AI: a non-English site's menu names its home page by the page's own title
- AI: the words an AI site build places itself are in the site's language
- CRM: keep contact-filters native-pure; the web side reads currency amounts
- Sites: pick mode draws in CSS system colors, not hardcoded ones
- Analytics: send nothing from a document that is not on the web
- AI: the media op's alt description reads as no image sink
- AI: drop an unused helper in the tracking step
- AI: give a site start's thin work gallery its fewest pieces in code
- UI components: an input's outline is on its own box, so Border and Corner fields reach it
Performance
- Logic: the formula dialog and entry editor load on first use
Changed
- CRM: name the currency field helpers for custom fields, not contacts
- AI: one site language-code check, in core's seo-locale
- Forms: keep the form field converter in the forms plugin, not core
Documentation
- regenerate the console's docs help from the moved sections
- click-only hours, keywords, images, scroll reveal and launch check
- AI: media library organization in the capability map, Assist and Media docs
- AI: integrations map, Assist and Tracking card docs for the tracking op
- Documentation: the newsletter band is built and styled by clicking, no code
- Forms: a field is separate elements, set and styled with Besigner fields
Behind the scenes
- Console: the site-base theme editor spec mocks MdiIcon too
- AI: the jobs list's last kind may be more than one word
- Linear: raise the issue ceiling to AGL-3756
- AI: media library op specs; activity map keeps its one-line entry
- wip(ai): media library organization op — runner, capability, registrations
- wip(ai): tracking op for builds and Assist
- Documentation: survey screenshot fixture builds its fields from mui's form elements
- AI: regenerate the palette now the form field has no presets
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