v0.1.0-alpha.481

Released 2026-10-13.

Features

Source Connectors

• Logs is a source type that turns log files into tables.
  • Shared log-parser library, core formats, multi-line records, header-declared columns
  • Logs source -- files by glob and format, read on across rotations, kept in place
  • The Logs source form, its preview, settings strings, and preset families by module
  • A record of several entries is a row per entry, keyed by _entry
  • Files in UTF-16 by their byte-order mark, a hook for binary formats, python-evtx
  • Source counts with Logs and Qdrant in (69), and the form's long hints as help
  • Amazon log presets
  • Microsoft log presets
  • Google log presets
  • Web server and proxy log presets
  • Database and runtime log presets
  • Windows Event Log (.evtx) preset
  • Container and Linux log presets
  • Network security monitor log presets
  • embed(model, text), evaluated by Provisa; a registered model's version
  • main's form of the evtx record end, for alpha.481's merge

Changes

codesource

• The worker sandbox and egress proxy; Node part 4b
• A lockfile given beside a package reference
• Node and Python sources' @table functions are tables; part 5
• A code table with no parameters is read whole, as a replica reads it
• The Linux sandbox allows socketpair(), which a Python host's event loop needs

commands

• A command implemented by a Provisa SQL statement
• A statement command's read panel shows its statement
• A statement command's contract, derived at every build; broken; its write in lineage
• Each statement command run leaves its provenance record

compiler

• An array parameter takes a list

cosmosdb

• A hierarchical partition key has one parameter per level

dq

• A table's Quality tab lists the checkers whose contracts scan it

graphql

• similar: {column, text | vector} and _similarity on every table with an embedding column

grpc

• An array parameter is a repeated field of {Type}Params

image

• Canvas 3.2.3, which publishes a linux-arm64 prebuild

limits

• A scheduled trigger's run has its own request timeout

openapi

• An operation's JSON body declared without a schema is one untyped body
• A GET without a response schema is a table whose columns the steward declares

org-files

• One data folder shared by every node
• A node releases its mount of an org folder when it shuts down

pgwire

• Each connector server keeps its launcher state in its own run directory

pipeline

• An INSERT... SELECT reading another source is read, then written to its target

python

• A Python source's functions read and served; part P1
• CPython and uv pinned; PyPI indexes are package registries; part P2a
• A Python source's code fetched and its dependencies installed; part P2b

qdrant

• Qdrant as a source -- collections and searches
• A text query is embedded through the vector module as it now stands
• A live-only source type, run in Qdrant and written there
• An INSERT's aliased target names its columns; a search table is the engine's without asking Qdrant

replicas

• A Google Workspace source's mail replicas are kept in place, as Microsoft 365's are

scheduler

• A scheduled trigger calls one registered command, audited as the trigger

servicenow

• A ServiceNow instance is a source type, read through its own server
• A ServiceNow table may be bound to one of the instance's import sets
• The instance's own APIs and their OpenAPI documents are read from it
• A companion OpenAPI source's document is assembled from the instance
• The companion OpenAPI source follows its ServiceNow source
• The ServiceNow source page has an APIs section
• The pgwire-servicenow bundle comes from engine-v0.109.7
• The pgwire-servicenow bundle comes from engine-v0.110.0

settings

• Each connector's bundled server folder is an operator setting

sources

• Upload a file-based source's file, read every location, refuse locked writes
• Read a table's source path with its type, not from the runtime's map
• File paths are written relative to the org's folder

synthetic

• A table with no generated rows is refused as that before the API stage

ui

• Register Table lets a steward declare an OpenAPI table's columns
• A source's panel is in sections, and lists its tables
• Deployment settings cards fold as their groups do
• One collapsible, one look, each panel opens as it was left
• The code source form's long explanations are help, behind a (?)

vector

• cosine_similarity through the one pipeline: governed, bound, lowered per terminal
• A served table's columns carry their embedding declaration
• A replica's HNSW index is the fallback for a vector search
• A PostgreSQL replica holds an embedding as REAL[], indexed through its vector cast
• Every statement that embedded names its models in its audit row, not only a cut one