What's new
What's new is a curated stream of changes that alter how you work — a section that split in two, a page that moved, a flow that was removed, a capability that needed explaining. It is deliberately not a changelog: bug fixes, new columns and copy tweaks do not appear here.
Find it at Home → What's new, or through the megaphone icon in the header.
How it reaches you
A new entry announces itself in two places:
- A toast in the bottom-left corner, showing the most recent entry you have not yet dismissed. Collapsed by default; expand it for the full text and a link to the affected feature. Dismissing one falls through to the next.
- A dot on the megaphone in the header, for as long as any recent entry is undismissed.
An entry chases you for roughly 30 days after it ships. After that it stays on the What's new page forever but stops announcing itself — so returning after a long absence means reading the page, not clearing a stack of stale toasts.
Opening the What's new page marks everything currently listed as seen. Dismissals are stored in your browser, so they are per-device.
Recent structural changes
These are the changes most likely to invalidate something you remember about the product. Each one is reflected in this documentation.
Pre-training and Fine-tuning are now separate sections. Each has its own runs list, leaderboard and metadata. If you used to find both under a single Training section, look for them as siblings under Studio. See Pre-training and Fine-tuning.
Trainings can be scheduled to start later. When creating a Pre-training or Fine-tuning run you can set a future start time. The run sits as Scheduled until then; you can edit the start time, run it immediately, or cancel before it begins.
Data Profiles moved out of Datasets. Preprocess history now lives with Datasets.
The notifications panel was redesigned. The bell in the header opens All/Unread tabs, a search field, area and status filters, and a date-grouped list, with the full history behind See all. The bell itself did not move.