- Cost tiers in the model picker: each model in the copilot’s model picker is marked Economy, Standard, or Premium, by credits per output token. Hover a model to see its tier. See Supported models.
- Terminal approvals: when DinoAI suggests two or more commands to allowlist, Always accept all N commands adds them in one click. Suggestions skip patterns your allowlist already covers, and redirections such as
2>&1or> /dev/nullno longer need approval. Commands with ANSI-C quoting, such as$'...', always need approval. See Terminal tool. - Agent builder: the Describe the agent and Ask DinoAI to change this agent boxes have no length limit. A change returns only the fields it touches, and a failed draft says why. See Creating agents in the app.
- Sessions list agents by name instead of by slug.
- Agent sessions on Claude models no longer fail on the first call when default skills are on.
- A copilot chat that asks for a model that was removed uses your default model, instead of failing until you reload.
- A self-healing session keeps its agent when you follow up days later.
- A DinoAI Slack thread keeps its session when its
dinoai-slack-bot.ymlsets amodel_family. - DinoAI messages no longer end with a stray
_.
- Triggering a schedule with a commit on its own branch, such as a CD pipeline that passes the merge commit, now starts the schedules that run after it. A commit on another branch is still a branch override.
bolt.run.completedwebhooks for large dbt™ 2.x projects no longer fail as too large, and those runs are no longer marked failed.json_resourceslists only the JSON files directly intarget/.- Paradime State no longer falls back to a full build when one very large model change is slow to compare.
- The Bolt API accepts a schedule’s display name, such as
PARADIME_SCHEDULE_NAME, wherevertriggerBoltRun,boltScheduleName,suspendBoltSchedule, andlistBoltRunstake a slug. - The MCP server’s
list_bolt_schedulestool returns each schedule’s display name, environment, branch, timezone, and description. - Rotating an incoming webhook’s secret asks you to type
rotatefirst.
- The Catalog shows a model’s dbt™
aliasas its name, with the dbt™ name below it. Long Depends on chips no longer spill out of the card. - The catalog’s build status shows the dbt™ output when a catalog refresh fails.
- The Git Lite branch search shows its cursor.
- Compiled SQL, the data preview, and the git, catalog, and file search panels follow light and dark mode. The payment form is dark in dark mode.
- Company API keys: New Company API Key disables the workspaces where you aren’t an admin. See API keys.
- Radar: saving a Snowflake Radar connection more than once no longer fails.
2.0-latestruns dbt™ 2.0.8, which fixes a crash in schema hydration (“No schema found for get columns in relation call”) on 2.0.5.