November 5, 2026 · 3.0.0-beta.16
Private by default, even with Claude and ChatGPT.
Each project decides what hosted models may see, and the models you train are scored, exportable and ready to train again.
- New
Choose Local only, Shielded or Standard for each project. Detected sensitive values in text can be replaced with placeholders and restored on your computer.
- New
List private terms — client names, codenames, people — and preview how sample text is masked.
- New
Claude Code, Codex and other coding agents work in a shielded copy of a shielded project, and their changes come back with the real values.
- New
Sync an internal wiki, documentation server or JSON endpoint into Sources, with its token kept in your operating system’s keychain.
- New
Every training run is scored against its base model on your own examples, held-out examples first, so you can see whether training helped.
- New
Export a trained model as a standalone model with a model card, then serve it to your agents or train it again on new data.
- New
Carry an approved dataset to another base model and compare the two scorecards.
- Improved
Draft training examples from a source instead of writing each one, and train from a form that opens on your newest model and dataset.
- Improved
Intelligence opens on a four-step path: connect your data, give your agents context, train a model you own, and keep it private.
- Fixed
Models served on your own computer, including ones you trained, now count as local for privacy and routing.