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What changed in each PipesHub release, newest first. Every entry below sums up a release in a few lines; open it for the highlights, upgrade notes and a link to the full GitHub release. Stable releases are recommended for production; Beta, Alpha and Pre-release builds preview the next stable release.
October 27, 2026
Code graphs, deeper retrieval and agent tools, and stricter permission enforcementThe largest release so far, 719 PRs since 0.10.0: code repositories get a code graph, retrieval gains focused reading and timeline search, agents can call an organization’s REST APIs, and permissions move onto one access check. SAML and generic OAuth sign-in are removed and the graph database is migrated one way, so read the upgrade notes first.
October 12, 2026
Deleted records go to the trash, agents search the knowledge graph, and a broad security sweepDeleted records can go to the trash and be restored, agents get knowledge-graph entity tools, and AI models can be discovered from a provider. A security sweep turns the coding sandbox’s network off by default and fixes three GitHub security advisories.
September 28, 2026
OAuth and PKCE hardening, a path-traversal fix, a Kafka consumer that stops losing messages, and SDK 1.7.0A same-day security and reliability patch on 0.9.0: OAuth and PKCE hardening, a path-traversal fix, and a Kafka consumer that no longer skips messages. The 1.7.0 SDKs are compatible; upgrading from 0.9.0 is recommended.
September 28, 2026
Projects, service accounts and device-code login arrive, with SMB and Drupal Wiki connectorsProjects give teams a shared place for chats and knowledge, and service accounts and device-code login give automation an identity of its own. SMB and Drupal Wiki connectors arrive, and failures are now reported instead of passing silently.
September 14, 2026
Fair scheduling across connectors, an indexing pipeline that holds up under load, and Redis Cluster readinessConnectors are hashed onto a pool of indexing lanes and scheduled fairly across them, so one connector’s backlog no longer blocks every other connector, and consumers back off when downstream services struggle. Redis access moves behind one provider, preparing for Redis Cluster and AWS MemoryDB.
August 26, 2026
Personal access tokens, a GitHub connector, AWS Bedrock, and a one-command installerPersonal access tokens let external agents and scripts use the API and MCP server. A GitHub teams connector, a code parser, multimodal embeddings, AWS Bedrock, and a one-command Docker installer also arrive.
August 10, 2026
The new agent loop ships stable, and the query service gets ~1.8× fasterThe new agent loop and the standalone parsing and extraction services from the beta ship stable. A query-service overhaul gives about 1.8× the throughput and halves p50 latency.
August 1, 2026 · Beta
New agent loop, standalone parsing & extraction services, OpenSearch arrivesThe agent runtime gets a new loop, and document parsing and data extraction move out of indexing into their own services. OpenSearch joins the search backends, and admins can bulk-invite users from CSV or Excel.
July 1, 2026
Jira & Confluence go Data Center, agents get real tools, model providers open upJira and Confluence Data Center get full support, agents can act through Salesforce, Google Drive and storage tools, and the model layer opens up to OpenRouter, LiteLLM and LM Studio. A dedicated local embedding service also arrives.
May 20, 2026
GitLab self-managed (EE) support and slimmer deploymentsThe GitLab connector now works with self-managed Enterprise Edition instances. Deployments get a slimmer Docker image and simpler port and URL settings, and an org can enable several sign-in methods at once.
May 18, 2026
Jira and Confluence Data Center connectorsNew Confluence Data Center and Jira Data Center connectors bring self-hosted Atlassian instances into PipesHub search. The Docker image gets smaller, alongside rendering and filter fixes.
May 16, 2026
Production-ready Kubernetes deploys, chat attachments, and Vertex AISelf-hosters get a production-grade Helm chart for Kubernetes, and chat accepts PDF and image attachments from the UI and Slack. The model layer adds Google Vertex AI and an Exa web-search engine.
May 5, 2026
Next.js frontend replaces the React UI; GitLab, Salesforce, and Zoom connectors landA new Next.js app replaces the React frontend, and GitLab, Salesforce, Zoom and personal Outlook connectors arrive. The assistant gains web search, a coding sandbox with artifacts, and image and speech models.
May 2, 2026 · Beta
Next.js frontend previews; GitLab, Salesforce, and Zoom connectors arriveA preview of the 0.4.0 cycle: the new Next.js frontend ships alongside the legacy UI, with GitLab, Salesforce, Zoom and personal Outlook connectors. The assistant gains web search, a coding sandbox, and image and speech models.
March 20, 2026
Agents get toolsets and MCP, Slack becomes a real bot platform, Neo4j joins as a graph optionAgents gain configurable toolsets and a deep-agent mode, and PipesHub ships its own MCP server for external AI clients. Slack becomes a full bot platform, and Neo4j joins as a graph database option.
February 11, 2026
The connector fleet goes wide: 15+ new sources, multi-instance connectors, and a built-in OAuth2 providerMore than fifteen data sources arrive, including Jira, Box, S3, Notion, Linear and Salesforce, and connectors can run as several instances with their own filters. Knowledge bases become first-class connectors, and a built-in OAuth2 provider lands.
December 23, 2025
First stable release: security hardening and connector filters matureThe first stable release finalizes the beta and alpha series with a security hardening pass across the API. Connector filters extend to Outlook and Confluence, and SharePoint pages become searchable.
December 9, 2025 · Beta
Connector filters, five new data sources, and a security hardening sweepConnector filters let operators choose what each connector syncs, and Dropbox, Nextcloud, Trello, Bitbucket and Workday gain data sources. Dependency security fixes and connection-stability fixes move the platform toward stable.
December 2, 2025 · Alpha
Confluence and SharePoint connectors land, Azure AI models, indexing pipeline overhaulConfluence and SharePoint connectors get full sync support, and Azure-hosted OpenAI, Claude, Grok and DeepSeek models join the providers. The indexing pipeline is reordered and batched for faster embedding writes.
November 5, 2025 · Alpha
BookStack and ServiceNow connectors arrive, SAML gets JIT provisioningBookStack and ServiceNow Knowledge Base connectors arrive, and SAML sign-in provisions users just in time. A stabilization pass covers indexing, the agent pipeline and the frontend.
October 28, 2025 · Alpha
The founding release: enterprise search platform, RAG pipeline, and a fleet of connectors from zeroPipesHub’s first public release stands up the whole platform: search, a RAG pipeline, knowledge bases, and a first fleet of connectors. It ships as a self-hostable Docker Compose deployment under Apache 2.0.