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October 2026

Jaah changes in October 2026, newest day first. What an entry covers is on the Changelog overview.

2026-10-05 — v1.1.6964​

  • The sign-in page adds Create an account and Forgot password? links.
  • Automation > Schedule and Playbooks share the Tasks board's list layout: Flat/Tree toggle, + button and a Search filter.
  • A project's Environment tab shows variables as a table, with a preview as a masked .env file.
  • Task Timeline rows name the person who made each change.
  • A Compare button on description edits and Versions opens a side-by-side diff highlighting changed words (unified on phones).
  • Selecting a project in the task tree opens its features; disclosure arrows are filled.

2026-10-04 — v1.1.6779​

  • A task whose answer is being delivered now appears under In progress instead of Stopped.
  • The task page's ⋯ menu offers every task action from the board, including Start, Stop, Reset, Complete, Duplicate and Web Console.
  • New Task can run one of your organization's own playbooks from the Depth control.
  • The task page's status badge opens the task's web console.
  • Editors open in a pane beside their list that you can resize instead of replacing it, and Close returns to the page you came from.
  • The task board has a Draft section after In progress, so drafts you haven't started no longer mix with running work.
  • Answering a task's last open question returns you to the task list with that task in view.

2026-10-02 — v1.1.6478​

  • New users receive an invitation email, and admins can resend it to users who have not yet activated.
  • A floating setup guide follows you on every page.
  • Comment react, edit and delete actions sit compactly under each message and are always visible.
  • Project Developers and up can now view Audit > Personas.
  • Org admins can raise the minimum interval between scheduled runs; faster schedules are refused.

2026-10-01 — v1.1.6366​

  • The Jaah user guide is published alongside the console, with built-in search.
  • New credentials default to Personal ownership and owner options explain themselves on hover.
  • Jarvis answers from the Jaah user guide and cites its pages.
  • Playbooks uses the standard list with Built-in and Your playbooks sections, plus New playbook, Duplicate and Delete.
  • The Help assistant is renamed Jarvis and opens from a floating launcher at the bottom right.
  • Product text, the Slack app and Android notifications now consistently say Jaah.
  • Automation > Schedule gains search, a Flat/Tree view with folders, and drag-and-drop to move schedules between folders.
  • Jaah now opens on your focused project.
  • Playbooks moves into Automation as a tab, and Requests moves into Support.