Changelog

What's new in SecureOS

Real, shipped changes — including the bugs we found and fixed along the way.

v1.4.0MinorAugust 31, 2026

One brand, everywhere

A pass across every page to make sure SecureOS is the product you actually see — not a name from an earlier build still showing through.

ImprovedRemoved the standalone Chat tab. The Levin bubble docked on every page already answers the same questions — the tab was the same feature twice.
ImprovedOnboarding, the privacy policy, and the legacy marketing page rebranded from "Levin" to SecureOS, with Levin kept only where it belongs: as the name of the assistant, not the product.
ImprovedDocs rewritten from scratch. The old version described a chat-only product with no dashboard — the opposite of what's shipped today.
ImprovedOnboarding's colour scheme brought onto the same greyscale system as the rest of the product; it was the one screen still carrying the old red brand.
v1.3.0MajorAugust 31, 2026

Automatic PR review, for real this time

Traced why PR review wasn't firing for any connected repository, fixed the root cause, and rebuilt the review settings to actually enforce what they claim.

FixedFound the reason PR review had been silently dead: the backend was registering GitHub webhooks against the frontend's own domain, so every delivery hit a route that didn't exist. Repos connected before the fix get a one-click repair.
FixedEvery PR comment SecureOS had ever posted linked to a page that had already been removed. Fixed to link to the actual scan.
NewPR review settings that are enforced, not decorative — blocking severities, target branches, bot and username exclusion, and a per-developer review cap, all read by the reviewer at the moment it runs.
NewFormal GitHub reviews (approve / request changes), not just a comment — the difference between a note and something that can actually gate a merge.
NewPR merge state is now tracked. Reviews are grouped by Awaiting Merge, Needs Attention, Merged with Open Findings, and Passed.
NewA manual "Review a Pull Request" action, for a PR you want checked right now rather than waiting on the next push.
v1.2.0MinorAugust 31, 2026

The full skill library, and a sidebar that stays put

Two bugs that made the workspace feel smaller than it was.

FixedKnowledge was showing a few dozen of its 754 security skills in uneven, ragged groups — the browsing logic was silently sampling instead of listing. It now shows all of them, with search and category filters.
FixedThe sidebar scrolled away with the page on every tab. It's pinned now, everywhere.
FixedA malformed tag in the skill data could crash the Knowledge page on the first keystroke in search. Fixed at the source and defensively in the page.
v1.1.0MajorAugust 31, 2026

Scans that actually finish

Scans started from the chat assistant were being left open forever — never marked complete, never marked failed. This is the fix, plus a proper screen to watch one run.

FixedRoot-caused why chat-initiated scans never finished: the code path that started them never wrote a result when they ended. Every scan now reaches a real, final state.
FixedA worker restart mid-scan could leave a row stuck "running" forever with no way to notice. A background sweep now closes anything abandoned.
Fixed"Apply suggested fix" had been broken since it shipped — the request was missing fields the backend required. Fixed.
NewA real scan detail screen: live progress while it runs, then severity breakdown and every finding with its fix, reviewable and applicable without leaving the page.
ImprovedThe dashboard no longer shows 0 issues while a scan is mid-flight — it says a scan is running instead of implying a clean result that hasn't happened yet.
v1.0.0MajorAugust 30, 2026

The SecureOS dashboard

A full rebuild of the product surface and its visual identity, plus a real choice of how to sign in.

NewA complete multi-page dashboard — Dashboard, Scans, Issues, PR Reviews, Supply Chain, Repositories, Domains, and Knowledge — replacing the single chat-first screen.
NewA greyscale design system shared between the dashboard and the marketing site, so a brand change lands in both at once instead of drifting apart over time.
NewGoogle and email/password sign-in alongside GitHub. Evaluating SecureOS no longer requires granting access to your source code up front — GitHub is requested only when you connect a repository.
NewLevin became a floating assistant, docked in the corner of every page, scoped to answering questions rather than taking actions.
ImprovedThe landing page's product preview is real dashboard markup styled by the real stylesheet — not a mockup that can quietly stop matching the product.
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