Citesvue
Changelog

What shipped, when, and why.

A version-by-version record of what changed on Citesvue. Features, improvements, fixes, and security updates - each entry tagged so you can scan for the bits relevant to your role. Versions match the release record we keep in the repository; check /roadmap for what’s queued next.

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  1. 2026-08-26
    v1.12
    Release

    The assistant now joins six platforms.

    Zoom, Webex, Lark, and Nexynt join Google Meet and Microsoft Teams. Paste a link from any of them and the same evidence pipeline takes over: transcript, findings, cited Q&A.

    • NewZoom: paste a Zoom link and the assistant joins and records. The meeting host approves recording when prompted.
    • NewWebex and Lark: paste the link and it joins - nothing to configure.
    • NewNexynt: meetings are recorded natively by Nexynt and flow straight into the evidence pipeline - nothing extra joins the call.
    • ImprovedWhen captures line up at once, new requests queue and start automatically instead of being refused.
  2. 2026-08-25
    v1.11
    Release

    Integrations, rebuilt: connect with OAuth, push more than findings.

    The integration platform was rebuilt end to end. Connecting Jira, Linear, Notion, or Slack is now a real OAuth flow with a live picker for your actual projects, teams, pages, and channels - and delivery is durable, deduplicated, and visible.

    • NewOAuth connect for Jira, Linear, Notion, and Slack, with pasted API credentials still available as an alternative on every non-Google destination.
    • NewPush more than findings: a recording’s report, recap, transcript, or timeline, and grounded Q&A answers with their citations, each offered only to destinations that accept that content.
    • NewDurable delivery: every push is queued, retried automatically with backoff, and listed in Settings with per-delivery status and one-click retry. Pushing the same finding again updates the existing Jira, Linear, or Notion item instead of duplicating it.
    • ImprovedProvider-native formatting: bugs arrive in Jira typed as Bugs with severity mapped to priority; Slack messages use rich blocks with severity markers; Notion receives structured pages.
    • NewRename any recording, with up to three AI-suggested titles built from the speakers, platform, summary, and extracted findings.
    • ImprovedLong meeting captures now survive an interrupted ingest: a retry resumes the same recording and reuses media already stored, and stalled attempts are cleaned up automatically instead of sitting in "Processing".
    • SecurityIntegration credentials are encrypted at rest, webhook deliveries are signed so your receiver can verify them, and viewers cannot push content out of the workspace.
  3. 2026-08-21
    v1.10
    Release

    Findings you can review, export, and defend - plus a security hardening wave.

    The artifacts surface grew into a full review workflow with a cross-session catalogue, and a dedicated security pass hardened accounts, tenancy, and billing metering.

    • NewFindings review workflow: approve or reject individually or in bulk, edit title, description, and severity, and see review status at a glance. Only approved findings can be pushed.
    • NewFindings catalogue across every recording, filterable by project and type, with one-click CSV export - on the catalogue and on any single session.
    • ImprovedWorkspace refreshes across documents, upload, settings, and the live dashboard.
    • SecurityHardening wave: account deletion, workspace isolation, and access controls tightened across the platform.
    • SecurityVisual-evidence usage is metered from server-verified duration - never from client-supplied values.
    • FixSummaries with escaped line breaks render correctly, an expired calendar grant no longer signs you out, and stalled captures terminate deterministically.
  4. 2026-08-18
    v1.9
    Release

    Meeting capture in production: Google Meet and Microsoft Teams.

    Join Now is live on paid plans: paste a meeting link and the assistant joins with a visible consent notice, records, and feeds the same evidence pipeline as an upload. Zoom is enabled and rolling out; calendar-driven auto-join remains in closed beta.

    • NewJoin Now on Google Meet and Microsoft Teams, with bot minutes metered per plan (Pro 300, Team 600, Business unlimited). Some organisation-locked Teams meetings require the organiser to admit the assistant.
    • NewZoom capture began rolling out.
    • ImprovedMeetings workspace rebuilt: dense agenda across connected calendars, assistant panel, activity rail, and capture status inline.
    • ImprovedCapture composition pinned to 1080p speaker view for consistent frame analysis.
    • ImprovedUpload and "New content" redesigned around what each plan and platform actually supports.
  5. 2026-07-30
    v1.8
    Release

    Production launch.

    Citesvue is live at app.citesvue.com. This wave covered the launch itself plus the two features that landed with it: Google Workspace export (verification-gated, see below), and a full set of branded lifecycle emails.

    • NewExport recordings to Google Sheets, Docs, or Drive - your files land in your own Google account, using the narrowest scope Google offers. Rolling out; not yet on for all accounts.
    • NewCustomisable exports: choose timestamps, speaker labels, and captured frames; trim to a time range; name the file before it is created.
    • NewLifecycle email notifications: welcome, password reset and change confirmations, invitations, usage warnings, billing receipts and dunning, and recording-ready alerts.
    • SecurityLaunched with hardened defaults: encrypted credentials and verified webhooks everywhere.
  6. 2026-07-29
    v1.7
    Release

    Plans, billing, and honest limits.

    Self-serve plans with published visual-evidence allowances. Limits are computed from the same catalogue the pricing page renders from, so the number you see is the number the product enforces.

    • NewPlan picker with monthly and annual billing (two months free on annual) across Free, Pro, Team, and Business.
    • NewMonthly visual-evidence allowances with a hard cap on every tier; existing content remains available at the limit.
    • NewIn-app plan changes: upgrades apply immediately, downgrades schedule at renewal, and pending changes are shown before you confirm.
    • ImprovedLive usage view: visual-evidence hours, recordings, and storage against your plan allowance, updated as work completes.
    • FixPlan enforcement state is shown truthfully while limits roll out - no invented "limit reached" states.
  7. 2026-07-26
    v1.6
    Release

    Retrieval overhaul: search and Q&A that cite their sources.

    Search and Q&A were rebuilt on hybrid retrieval - semantic vectors plus keyword match, reranked. Answers cite the transcript moments they came from.

    • NewGlobal semantic search across every recording in the workspace, with speaker and recording facets.
    • NewEvidence-grounded Q&A: every answer cites transcript lines with speaker and timestamp. When the evidence is not there, it says so rather than guessing.
    • NewMoment search: jump to the exact point in a recording where something was said or shown.
    • ImprovedSearch ranking measurably improved before release.
  8. 2026-07-25
    v1.5
    Release

    Meetings and recording detail, rebuilt.

    Four-phase rebuild of the meetings surface and the recording detail experience - from the agenda you plan with to the transcript you cite from.

    • NewDense agenda view: every meeting across connected calendar accounts, with capture status inline.
    • NewRecording detail: synchronised transcript, captured frames, extracted artifacts, and meeting summary in one view.
    • NewSpeakers panel with re-labelling, and a theater mode for full-width playback.
    • FixMeeting summaries are preserved and rendered across the recording lifecycle.
  9. 2026-07-23
    v1.4
    Release

    Meeting assistant, closed beta.

    A notetaker that joins meetings from your connected calendar, or on demand with Join Now. Closed beta while capture limits and provider coverage are proven out.

    • NewCalendar-driven auto-join: qualifying meetings get the assistant dispatched automatically; everything else stays untouched.
    • NewJoin Now: send the assistant to a meeting already in progress.
    • NewRoster-based speaker attribution: participants from the meeting roster are matched to transcript speakers.
    • ImprovedStalled captures fail deterministically with an honest status instead of hanging in "processing".
    • SecuritySafety limits enforced at capture while the beta proves out.
  10. 2026-07-22
    v1.2
    Release

    Direct calendar integration.

    Google and Microsoft calendars connect directly - no third-party aggregator in the token path. Multiple accounts per workspace, kept fresh by provider webhooks.

    • NewGoogle Calendar and Microsoft 365 connections with durable, webhook-driven sync.
    • NewMulti-account calendar UI: connect work and personal calendars side by side.
    • SecurityOAuth tokens encrypted at rest with per-purpose keys; connections are revocable per account.
    • FixNon-meeting reminders are excluded from the meetings view.
Earlier development waves (v1.1 and prior) are available on request - product@citesvue.com.
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  • Additive changes. No notice required. New features and capabilities never remove behaviour your workspace depends on.
  • Behavioural changes. Communicated in the changelog before they become the default.
  • Breaking changes. Called out in the changelog with the cutover date, and emailed to affected workspace owners in advance. When a public API ships, it will carry a 90+ day deprecation window.
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