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September 9, 2026
  • Bolt: a source_status: selector defined in selectors.yml now keeps the freshness chain intact. Paradime decides whether to carry sources.json between commands by reading the command text, so --selector my_selector hid the dependency and the downstream command failed or silently ran on stale state, while the same selection written inline worked. See dbt™ commands.
  • Bolt: cancelling a Turbo CI run now clears the GitHub commit statuses. They previously stayed at Waiting for status to be reported forever, so the pull request looked permanently pending.
  • Bolt: schedule lists and the breadcrumbs on schedule and run pages support Cmd-click, middle-click, and Open in new tab again, so you can open several runs side by side.
  • Connections: Optional connection attributes on a warehouse connection can be edited and cleared after the first save. Any later change silently reverted to the originally saved value, which made settings such as BigQuery’s maximum_bytes_billed impossible to raise or remove. Shipped in Paradime v6.11.3.
  • Code IDE: closing the last terminal tab no longer leaves the bottom panel blank until you reload. Shipped in Paradime v6.12.0.
  • Code IDE: the editor no longer runs out of memory and reconnect mid-session on large projects, which could interrupt a running dbt™ command.
  • DinoAI: approving a terminal command now offers accepting the whole pattern as the primary action, so you are not re-approving the same command shape all session.
  • DinoAI: the agent builder tool picker now reads the workspace’s agent integrations rather than your personal ones, so tools from an integration connected for the DinoAI agent (for example HubSpot) appear where they should.
  • DinoAI: GPT-6 Astra joins the model picker, OpenAI’s newest generation for the hardest reasoning and long agent runs. See Supported models.
  • DinoAI: the copilot’s terminal tool resolves the defer-to-production variable again, and model routing fixes clear the errors seen on the newest OpenAI models in agents and scheduled threads.
  • Catalog: column-level lineage shows downstream columns, not only upstream, along with a round of catalog UI fixes.
  • Catalog: columns whose names contain @ or $, such as Logstash or JD Edwards fields, no longer degrade a whole generation to table-level lineage.