Release Notes - 2.0.6

ELITEA 2.0.6 focuses on organizing, protecting and sharing your work. This release introduces agent evaluation, project backup and restore, chat-built Skills and Project Context with a new Ask User tool, external conversation sharing, AI follow-up suggestions and side-by-side version comparison. It also redesigns the indexing, toolkit and testing experience, and improves navigation, version selection, Canvas and catalog discoverability.

• Release version: 2.0.6
• Released on: September 13, 2026
• Access: ELITEA Platform

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New Features

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Agent Evaluation (Beta)

You can now evaluate chat and task-automation agents from a new Evaluation tab on the agent editor, scoring runs against configurable dimensions and comparing results across datasets and runs.

• Define evaluation dimensions using an AI-judge, Human or Code engine, each with its own evidence scope, weight, target and polarity.
• Group dimensions and code validations into a suite bound to a specific agent version.
• Run a suite as an offline batch over a dataset or on demand against a single conversation.
• Review the results with native and normalized scores, and add inline human scores that trigger automatic re-aggregation.
• Rely on an append-only human-score audit trail and role-gated access.

Benefits: Repeatable, measurable agent testing that surfaces regressions and quality issues before they reach users. Details: Agent Evaluation, Agent Evaluation FAQs.

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Project Back Up & Restore

You can now back up your project’s data and restore them for both team and private projects.

• Create an encrypted backup file covering agents, pipelines, toolkits, MCP servers and skills to restore them, if needed. Credentials, tokens and other secrets are excluded from the backup.
• Preview a restore with a dry run before applying it.
• Choose whether the restored entities replace the existing project data or merge with them.
• Platform Admins can take a full, raw database-level backup or restore of a project from the Admin panel.

Benefits: Faster recovery of the project data without compromising its security. Details: Back Up & Restore Project Data, General Settings.

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Clarifying Questions & Follow-up Suggestions in Chat

You can now communicate with chat more effectively and get more correct responses with a new chat module and additional clickable AI-generated follow-up suggestions.

• Enable the Ask User module so the assistant can pause mid-run and ask structured clarifying questions instead of guessing.
• Answer clarifying questions one at a time.
• Rely on Ask User failing safely in headless or API-only runs, returning a default answer instead of hanging.
• Select a suggestion chip to insert it into the chat input as editable text or skip the suggestion.
• Keep suggestions private and non-persistent.

Benefits: Fewer wrong assumptions from agents when requirements are unclear, faster follow-up messages with less typing. Details: Chat, Ask User.

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Skill & Project Context Builders

You can now build skills and project context directly from the chat, using two new chat modules.

• Turn on the new Skills Builder or Project Context Builder modules — each toggled independently.
• Open a generated skill or project context from a chip/link in the chat response.
• Keep the creation of skills and project contexts scoped to the current project, even when you have access to other projects.

Benefits: Faster and easier creation of AI assets. Details: Skill Builder, Project Context Builder.

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Folders for Project Entities

You can now group Agents, Pipelines, Toolkits & Indexes, MCPs and Credentials into folders.

• Create a folder from the Folders panel, from a card, or directly while moving an entity into a new folder.
• Move entities to or between folders without affecting their configurations, versions or permissions — folder organization is never a mechanism for granting access or changing the entity.
• Rename or delete folders at any time — deleting a folder leaves its entities untouched.
• Keep search global across all folders and unfiled entities.

Benefits: Easier organization and navigation. Details: Agents, Pipelines, Toolkits, MCPs, Credentials.

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Folder-Level Permissions for Project Entities

You can now control who can view or modify content in team folders with agents, pipelines, toolkits and indexes, MCPs and credentials.

• Manage access per folder by assigning clear folder permission levels.
• Apply a folder exception to every entity currently inside it, including indexes.
• Add, search, edit and remove exceptions for one or multiple users at once, with a clear Exceptions count.
• Restore a user to normal role-based access at any time.
• Enforce restrictions consistently across the UI, REST and RPC paths, including list, search, move, copy, fork and export operations, so direct API access cannot bypass a folder restriction.

Benefits: Better control over sensitive entities without changing project-wide roles. Details: Agents, Pipelines, Toolkits, Credentials.

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Sharing Conversations with External Users

You can now share chat conversations with people outside ELITEA through a secure, read-only public link.

• Use a secure, read-only public link to share your conversation.
• Choose what to share before generating the link.
• Set the expiration period and (optional) protect the link with a password.
• Share the link with recipients even without an ELITEA account — they can only view the shared content, not modify it or reply.

Benefits: A simple, controlled way to share your conversations with people outside your organization. Details: Use Chat.

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Creating New Chats Inside a Folder

You can now start new conversations directly in the chat folder instead of creating it elsewhere and moving it to the folder manually. Benefits: Faster chat organization. Details: Use Chat.

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Default Modules for Chats & Agents

You can now configure default modules for chats and agents in the project settings.

• Specify what modules are turned on by default for your project by a set of separate toggles. All toggles are disabled by default for new projects.
• Apply project-level defaults only to newly created chats and agents.
• Turn on or off modules when using chats and agents (if you have the necessary permission).

Benefits: Consistent, predictable default behavior for new chats and agents. Details: General Settings.

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Comparing Agent & Skill Versions

You can now compare two saved versions of an agent or skill in a dedicated comparison modal.

• Use a side-by-side comparison modal with highlighted differences and available per-field copy actions.
• See all the differences, including unsaved edits made during the comparison.
• Edit and save versions independently. Saving overwrites the existing version without creating a new one.

Benefits: Faster, more accurate version review for agents and skills. Details: Agents, Skills.

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JavaScript Execution in HTML Preview

You can now run JavaScript in the HTML preview frame, in both Artifacts and Chat.

• Execute JS code embedded in .html files when rendered in the Preview mode, in both the Artifacts canvas and Chat.
• Build more dynamic, interactive HTML content instead of static markup only.
• Rely on the existing sandboxed preview isolation that keeps rendered content from accessing ELITEA session data, cookies, local storage, or the parent page.

Benefits: Richer, more interactive HTML previews without leaving Artifacts or Chat. Details: Artifacts.

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Changed Features

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Redesigned Indexing & Reindexing

You can now create, configure, monitor and search indexes through fully redesigned Index pages.

• Work with completely reworked New Index, Index details and Search pages.
• See enabled/total tool and index counts and warning/error status icons.
• Keep an existing index searchable throughout a reindex — a failed manual or scheduled reindex no longer breaks or empties the active index.
• When saving configuration changes, select whether ELITEA must trigger a reindex.
• Read source-specific indexing and reindexing summaries.
• Get consistent and shareable run history across toolkits and indexes.

Benefits: Clearer indexing status, safer reindexing, consistent run history. Details: Indexing Overview, Create & Use Indexes.

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Redesigned Toolkit Tools

You can now configure tools of your toolkits through a redesigned Tools section.

• Browse tools grouped by operation type — Read, Create & update, Delete and Execute.
• Search tools by display name or technical name without changing your current selections.
• Select or deselect all tools in a group from the group header.
• Review currently unavailable, but previously selected tools in a separate list.

Benefits: Faster tool configuration, better visibility of tools. Details: Toolkits.

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Tool Testing

You can now test any tools of your toolkit in a dedicated Test page.

• Start the tool testing from the action bar and navigate back to the details page in the breadcrumb trail.
• Use a dedicated Test Settings panel to search and select tools and configure their parameters.
• Review test execution results, including existing copy actions, errors and loading states.

Benefits: Easier and more comprehensive testing of toolkit and tools. Details: Toolkits.

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UI Enhancements for Agents, Pipelines & Skills

You can now navigate and manage versions on Agent, Pipeline and Skill details pages more clearly, with breadcrumb navigation and a redesigned version selector.

• Navigate with breadcrumbs instead of a back button.
• Search the version dropdown by version name or creator.
• Distinguish visually between the currently loaded and default versions.
• Keep versions sorted by creation date regardless of search or selected version.

Benefits: Faster navigation, clearer version identification. Details: Agents, Pipelines, Skills.

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Canvas Mode for Chat-Generated Entities

You can now review and edit chat-generated agents, pipelines, skills or project context in Canvas, without leaving the conversation.

• Open a newly generated agent, pipeline, skill or project context automatically in Canvas, alongside with Chat.
• See multiple items generated in the same response open as separate Canvas tabs.
• Reopen a generated entity in Canvas from its chip/link in the chat response.
• Save or discard changes and close a Canvas using the entity editor controls.
• Keep generated entities out of the chat’s participant list by default.

Benefits: Faster review and editing of chat-generated entities. Details: Chat.

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Enhanced Catalog

You can now see how many agents and skills are available in the ELITEA catalog and spot recently added items without scanning the whole list.

• See a total count of agents and skills in the catalog header or section title.
• See a New badge on any agent or skill catalog card added within the recency window.
• Use the catalog filter to show only recently added items.

Benefits: Better navigation. Details: Catalog.

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Fixed Issues

• #6532 GitLab toolkit get_issues returns properly formatted, indented, consistent JSON.
• #6523 A conversation no longer becomes inaccessible when a participant’s stored settings are missing an expected field.
• #6476 Jira update_issue no longer crashes with an unhandled error when description contains a nested/ADF object.
• #6431 GPT thinking models can continue a conversation after an image has been generated in chat.
• #6390 Pipeline thinking steps and tool calls display in their correct chronological order relative to a Human In The Loop node’s input.
• #6387 First-time login to a team project opens or selects a chat instead of showing a persistent loading icon.
• #6379 A Human In The Loop pipeline node no longer repeats its question indefinitely when invoked via Chat or a parent agent.
• #6345 Toolkit, MCP and index Run History preserve thinking steps and invoked tool details, consistent with Agent Run History.
• #6296 Scheduled indexing times display in the viewer’s own timezone instead of the creator’s.
• #6295 Thinking-model agents no longer hang without a response or Continue button when the token limit is exceeded during thinking.
• #6294 Agents deliver partial output up to the configured max completion tokens instead of failing immediately with none.
• #6274 MCP tool schemas sanitize property names such as fname[], preventing Claude Code from rejecting them with a 400 error.
• #6273 Connected toolkits appear in the cloud MCP tools list, not only agents tagged for MCP.
• #6262 Prompt validation blocks agent publishing on critical issues instead of only showing warnings.
• #6076 Slack toolkit read_messages returns the message ts timestamp field.
• #6051 SharePoint read_file_from_sharing_link no longer crashes on large files exceeding the LLM message length limit.
• #5872 Scheduled reindexing executes for team projects, not only private ones.
• #5255 OAuth-authenticated MCP toolkits no longer loop re-authorization when an agent is launched from the Agent page.
• #5241 Pipeline LLM nodes with multiple toolkits keep access to duplicate-named tools instead of losing them to the first toolkit.
• #3562 Clicking Continue after hitting the token limit resumes pipeline or agent execution instead of restarting from the beginning.

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Known Issues

• #3151 PPT Files Fail to Read or Index from Artifacts or SharePoint.
• #2719 MCP client disconnects on macOS despite tray showing “connected”.
• #1567 MCP-tagged resources execute the latest version only.
• #6538 Total Cost on the Costs section does not always match the sum of its individual cost components.
• #6467 First click of the Stop button during queued-message processing shows an agent configuration error and removes the Stop control while queued messages keep processing.
• #6457 New user messages can be processed ahead of previously queued messages, returning responses out of order or duplicated.
• #6354 Tracing plugin’s cost-estimation cache seed fails and retries on every lookup on the indexer, which has no database access.
• #5915 A single turn’s tool calls can collectively exceed the model’s context window without summarization ever being triggered.