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Release Notes — v1.4.1

September 17, 2026

This release adds personal API keys and a full Chat API v2, gives you control over how each Skill runs, lets you attach artifacts to a chat, and ships a simpler Skill Builder. It also brings a set of mobile improvements for reviewing data on a small screen.

New Features​

Personal API Keys​

Create your own API keys from Account Settings, scoped to you within an organization. Anything created through a key records which key made it, on artifacts, Skills, collections, and their versions. Organization admins can revoke any key.

You can build integrations against your own account, and see exactly what came from where.

Learn more: Managing API Keys

Chat API v2​

A full set of chat endpoints is now available: send a message, stream a response, read message history, list and open chats, and delete a chat. Streaming is supported so responses arrive as they are generated.

You can put Revelry Ai chat inside your own applications.

Learn more: Chat API

Control How Skills Run​

Each Skill can be set to run inline in your conversation, in a separate session, or automatically decided based on the task. Skills are started from chat with a slash command, and you can attach documents to a Skill run.

Long research tasks stay out of your way, while quick edits stay in the conversation where you can see them.

Learn more: Building a Skill

Attach Artifacts to Chat​

You can attach an artifact directly to a conversation, the same way you attach a document. Continuing work on something you already produced no longer means describing it again.

Learn more: Chat Overview

A Simpler Skill Builder​

Data Elements are gone. What a Skill asks for is now just user inputs: the questions answered when the Skill runs. Attaching documents to a Skill works the same way it does in chat, where you upload a file or pick an existing one and it appears as a pill. User inputs show a description preview and are edited in place, and what used to be a two-step modal is now a single step.

One less concept to learn, and attaching a document works the same way everywhere in the platform.

Learn more: Building a Skill

Mobile Improvements​

Tables now show the columns that matter on a small screen and open a detail sheet for the rest, with filter and sort controls and a badge showing active filters. The page header collapses into an overflow menu. Tabs scroll horizontally instead of wrapping.

Reviewing data from a job site or between meetings works properly.

Free Trial and In-App Upgrades​

New organizations can start on a free trial and upgrade or switch plans from inside the app. Credit plans can now carry seat limits, shown on plan cards and the members page, and unbilled onboarding usage appears in the Credit Activity view.

Visual PDF Analysis​

Long PDFs are now analyzed visually, split into page ranges that are processed in parallel, so large documents no longer stall a conversation.

UI Improvements​

  • Agent settings. Skills in the sidebar, a fixed action bar, and redesigned recommended prompts.
  • Form errors. Typeahead error messages appear in the card body, and submit is disabled while any field has an error.
  • Failed logins return you to the login form with the email you tried prefilled.
  • Mobile sheets show a pill row for multi-value columns.

Bug Fixes​

  • Artifacts keep their source chat when a subagent updates them.
  • Fixed logo rendering in onboarding chat and generated reports, including PDF exports.
  • Streamed API artifact creation now sends the artifact_created event.
  • Fixed navigation errors when moving between certain pages.
  • Fixed connection-backed integration tools not appearing in chat for some users.
  • Fixed a credit conversion error in a free trial edge case.
  • xAI prompt length errors are now reported as context window errors.
  • Updated the Procore Delta Sharing help link.

Under the Hood​

  • Groundwork for new integrations, rolling out behind feature flags: Google Workspace (Drive, Gmail, Calendar, Docs, Sheets, Slides), Shopify, Xero, Bluebeam, Mapbox, and BuildingConnected. HubSpot CRM write operations are enabled.
  • Export an artifact to Google Drive, and import a Drive file when Drive cannot read it.
  • A shared foundation for building HTTP integrations, plus an integration implementation guide.
  • MCP HTTP client migrated to Req on the supervised connection pool.
  • Pipedrive integration migrated to API v2 where available.
  • SBOM generation with a CI license-policy gate and third-party notices in the image.
  • Workspace agent reliability and telemetry improvements.
  • Dependency updates.

See v1.4.0 for the previous release.