Release notes
6 October 2026
The day the public website gained an assistant you can ask questions of - built so that it cannot quote, invent a number, or claim an integration that does not exist.
Written for: Evaluators tracking what the platform does today · Existing customers · Anyone reviewing what changed and when
Ask about ArkCloud, and a conversation worth having
Newer: 7 October 2026 · Older: 5 October 2026
The public assistant
- An assistant on the marketing and documentation sites that answers questions about ArkCloud from the published documentation. It runs without an account and stores nothing from the conversation.
145e404a - It is built with guards rather than good intentions: near-verbatim quoting is repaired, numbers are cited rather than restated, retrieval is scoped to the product being asked about, and questions about integrations are answered from the integration registry - so it cannot offer a connection the product does not have.
38dc9f1b - Long questions are given 45 seconds and a retry at 55, and the panel reports that it is working rather than appearing to have stopped.
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Conversation
- Greetings, thanks, follow-up questions, suggested next questions and a typing indicator across the site assistant, the in-application assistant and the Clinical Brain, so the three behave like one product rather than three answer boxes.
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Dependencies and operations
- The image-processing library was moved to a patched version for a published denial-of-service advisory (GHSA-wq5f-xc86-pv6w).
a236fabd - An administration console for ArkCloud's own platform-operations accounts, restricted to two named accounts and reachable only after two-step verification.
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