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G e+ G a ecAndy Baugh <andy.baugh@webpros.com> - 1.54-1j{- The AI Assistant now answers how-to and documentation questions
without first searching for account actions it does not need, so those
answers arrive in fewer steps.u eAndy Baugh <andy.baugh@webpros.com> - 1.53-1jy@- The AI Assistant now remembers what it read earlier in a
conversation, so a follow-up request can act on it. A request to change or
remove items the assistant has just listed - "remove the current email
addresses" - now shows an approval card naming each real item instead of
reporting that they do not exist.? eAndy Baugh <andy.baugh@webpros.com> - 1.52-1jp- Asking the AI Assistant to "delete" a subdomain or addon domain now finds the right action instead of reporting the feature unavailable eQAndy Baugh <andy.baugh@webpros.com> - 1.51-1jo1@- Answering the assistant's request for a mailbox address no longer loops back to the same request
q%Maksym Lutsiv <maksym.lutsiv@webpros.com> - 1.55-1j}- Per-invocation cost telemetry now carries the cached-input token count, so
cache-served traffic can be priced at the cached rate instead of full price.
- A turn is labeled measured only when every round-trip reported usable
counts; a partially reported turn takes the labeled stub instead of
presenting an undercount as a measurement.
- Cost telemetry now reports an approval-paused turn's spend, and a turn whose
model hops disagree or fail validation is attributed to "unknown" rather than
a model it did not run on.
- Per-invocation cost telemetry now reports the token counts the answer service
measured, rather than a fixed placeholder, so cost reporting reflects what a
question actually spent. hat cPanel
refused to run as one that failed part-way. A refused action is always
described as having changed nothing, and the server records why when it
cannot tell the two apart.
- cPanel now records a warning when the AI Assistant cannot load the
API rollback classification on a server that has it, instead of silently
running approved write actions without rollback protection.
- The AI Assistant no longer suggests rephrasing a question that it
refused as being outside cPanel's scope; it now says what to ask about
instead, and no longer appends "I wasn't able to find a confident answer to
that question" underneath a streamed answer that did arrive.
- The AI Assistant now protects recoverable write actions with the
cPanel rollback layer, and its approval card says whether a change can be
undone before you approve it.
- Asking the AI Assistant how to do something now answers with
instructions again, instead of starting the change and asking for the details
it would need to make it.
t t mJason Kiniry <jason.kiniry@webpros.com> - 1.56-1j}- The AI Assistant now tells you an action's outcome is unknown, rather
than that it simply failed, when a write it was protecting is interrupted in a
way that loses the result - so an account that may have been left part-way
through a change is reported as one to check.
- The AI Assistant no longer reports a write action t
o o m5Jason Kiniry <jason.kiniry@webpros.com> - 1.57-1j@- Approval cards now carry the recoverability explanation as its own
field, so the interface can show it without repeating it.
- When an action you approved fails, the AI Assistant now always tells
you whether your account was left unchanged, put back as it was, or may need
checking - instead of leaving that out of its answer.
- An approval card for an email change now tells you the change can be
undone if it fails part-way, instead of always saying it cannot.
- When you approve an action, the AI Assistant now makes sure it runs
with the recoverability its approval card described, and asks you to approve
again if that has changed.
- The AI Assistant no longer puts internal diagnostic detail in the
message it shows you when an action fails, and no longer warns that an account
may be inconsistent when the action never started.
d ' d @eAndy Baugh <andy.baugh@webpros.com> - 1.52-1jp- Asking the AI Assistant to "delete" a subdomain or addon domain now finds the right action instead of reporting the feature unavailable>
qCory McIntire <cory.mcintire@webpros.com> - 1.60-1jIA- Reverted the static token auth against semantic-search-gate introduced
in 1.58; restored WPA-based auth for that gateway call.! qWMaksym Lutsiv <maksym.lutsiv@webpros.com> - 1.59-1jI@- Per-invocation cost telemetry now applies the configured alerting
threshold: a measured turn whose billed token total or call count exceeds
the bound emits threshold_breached true, and stub-labeled turns never
alert.
- An unreadable gateway.json is now reported once instead of silently
falling back to built-in rate-limit and cost-alert defaults.r eAndy Baugh <andy.baugh@webpros.com> - 1.58-1j- Use token auth against semantic-search-gate instead of WPA
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ecAndy Baugh <andy.baugh@webpros.com> - 1.54-1j{- The AI Assistant now answers how-to and documentation questions
without first searching for account actions it does not need, so those
answers arrive in fewer steps.veAndy Baugh <andy.baugh@webpros.com> - 1.53-1jy@- The AI Assistant now remembers what it read earlier in a
conversation, so a follow-up request can act on it. A request to change or
remove items the assistant has just listed - "remove the current email
addresses" - now shows an approval card naming each real item instead of
reporting that they do not exist.
q%Maksym Lutsiv <maksym.lutsiv@webpros.com> - 1.55-1j}- Per-invocation cost telemetry now carries the cached-input token count, so
cache-served traffic can be priced at the cached rate instead of full price.
- A turn is labeled measured only when every round-trip reported usable
counts; a partially reported turn takes the labeled stub instead of
presenting an undercount as a measurement.
- Cost telemetry now reports an approval-paused turn's spend, and a turn whose
model hops disagree or fail validation is attributed to "unknown" rather than
a model it did not run on.
- Per-invocation cost telemetry now reports the token counts the answer service
measured, rather than a fixed placeholder, so cost reporting reflects what a
question actually spent. hat cPanel
refused to run as one that failed part-way. A refused action is always
described as having changed nothing, and the server records why when it
cannot tell the two apart.
- cPanel now records a warning when the AI Assistant cannot load the
API rollback classification on a server that has it, instead of silently
running approved write actions without rollback protection.
- The AI Assistant no longer suggests rephrasing a question that it
refused as being outside cPanel's scope; it now says what to ask about
instead, and no longer appends "I wasn't able to find a confident answer to
that question" underneath a streamed answer that did arrive.
- The AI Assistant now protects recoverable write actions with the
cPanel rollback layer, and its approval card says whether a change can be
undone before you approve it.
- Asking the AI Assistant how to do something now answers with
instructions again, instead of starting the change and asking for the details
it would need to make it.
s s mJason Kiniry <jason.kiniry@webpros.com> - 1.56-1j}- The AI Assistant now tells you an action's outcome is unknown, rather
than that it simply failed, when a write it was protecting is interrupted in a
way that loses the result - so an account that may have been left part-way
through a change is reported as one to check.
- The AI Assistant no longer reports a write action t
n n m5Jason Kiniry <jason.kiniry@webpros.com> - 1.57-1j@- Approval cards now carry the recoverability explanation as its own
field, so the interface can show it without repeating it.
- When an action you approved fails, the AI Assistant now always tells
you whether your account was left unchanged, put back as it was, or may need
checking - instead of leaving that out of its answer.
- An approval card for an email change now tells you the change can be
undone if it fails part-way, instead of always saying it cannot.
- When you approve an action, the AI Assistant now makes sure it runs
with the recoverability its approval card described, and asks you to approve
again if that has changed.
- The AI Assistant no longer puts internal diagnostic detail in the
message it shows you when an action fails, and no longer warns that an account
may be inconsistent when the action never started.
$ $ ?qCory McIntire <cory.mcintire@webpros.com> - 1.60-1jIA- Reverted the static token auth against semantic-search-gate introduced
in 1.58; restored WPA-based auth for that gateway call."qWMaksym Lutsiv <maksym.lutsiv@webpros.com> - 1.59-1jI@- Per-invocation cost telemetry now applies the configured alerting
threshold: a measured turn whose billed token total or call count exceeds
the bound emits threshold_breached true, and stub-labeled turns never
alert.
- An unreadable gateway.json is now reported once instead of silently
falling back to built-in rate-limit and cost-alert defaults.seAndy Baugh <andy.baugh@webpros.com> - 1.58-1j- Use token auth against semantic-search-gate instead of WPA
d becAndy Baugh <andy.baugh@webpros.com> - 1.54-1j{- The AI Assistant now answers how-to and documentation questions
without first searching for account actions it does not need, so those
answers arrive in fewer steps.veAndy Baugh <andy.baugh@webpros.com> - 1.53-1jy@- The AI Assistant now remembers what it read earlier in a
conversation, so a follow-up request can act on it. A request to change or
remove items the assistant has just listed - "remove the current email
addresses" - now shows an approval card naming each real item instead of
reporting that they do not exist. mWJason Kiniry <jason.kiniry@webpros.com> - 1.61-1jIB- The AI Assistant no longer replaces a correct answer with a "no changes
have been made" notice when you ask how to do something, and when it does mistake
part of an answer for such a claim it now removes only that sentence.
q%Maksym Lutsiv <maksym.lutsiv@webpros.com> - 1.55-1j}- Per-invocation cost telemetry now carries the cached-input token count, so
cache-served traffic can be priced at the cached rate instead of full price.
- A turn is labeled measured only when every round-trip reported usable
counts; a partially reported turn takes the labeled stub instead of
presenting an undercount as a measurement.
- Cost telemetry now reports an approval-paused turn's spend, and a turn whose
model hops disagree or fail validation is attributed to "unknown" rather than
a model it did not run on.
- Per-invocation cost telemetry now reports the token counts the answer service
measured, rather than a fixed placeholder, so cost reporting reflects what a
question actually spent. hat cPanel
refused to run as one that failed part-way. A refused action is always
described as having changed nothing, and the server records why when it
cannot tell the two apart.
- cPanel now records a warning when the AI Assistant cannot load the
API rollback classification on a server that has it, instead of silently
running approved write actions without rollback protection.
- The AI Assistant no longer suggests rephrasing a question that it
refused as being outside cPanel's scope; it now says what to ask about
instead, and no longer appends "I wasn't able to find a confident answer to
that question" underneath a streamed answer that did arrive.
- The AI Assistant now protects recoverable write actions with the
cPanel rollback layer, and its approval card says whether a change can be
undone before you approve it.
- Asking the AI Assistant how to do something now answers with
instructions again, instead of starting the change and asking for the details
it would need to make it.
s s mJason Kiniry <jason.kiniry@webpros.com> - 1.56-1j}- The AI Assistant now tells you an action's outcome is unknown, rather
than that it simply failed, when a write it was protecting is interrupted in a
way that loses the result - so an account that may have been left part-way
through a change is reported as one to check.
- The AI Assistant no longer reports a write action t
n n m5Jason Kiniry <jason.kiniry@webpros.com> - 1.57-1j@- Approval cards now carry the recoverability explanation as its own
field, so the interface can show it without repeating it.
- When an action you approved fails, the AI Assistant now always tells
you whether your account was left unchanged, put back as it was, or may need
checking - instead of leaving that out of its answer.
- An approval card for an email change now tells you the change can be
undone if it fails part-way, instead of always saying it cannot.
- When you approve an action, the AI Assistant now makes sure it runs
with the recoverability its approval card described, and asks you to approve
again if that has changed.
- The AI Assistant no longer puts internal diagnostic detail in the
message it shows you when an action fails, and no longer warns that an account
may be inconsistent when the action never started.
$ $ ?qCory McIntire <cory.mcintire@webpros.com> - 1.60-1jIA- Reverted the static token auth against semantic-search-gate introduced
in 1.58; restored WPA-based auth for that gateway call."qWMaksym Lutsiv <maksym.lutsiv@webpros.com> - 1.59-1jI@- Per-invocation cost telemetry now applies the configured alerting
threshold: a measured turn whose billed token total or call count exceeds
the bound emits threshold_breached true, and stub-labeled turns never
alert.
- An unreadable gateway.json is now reported once instead of silently
falling back to built-in rate-limit and cost-alert defaults.seAndy Baugh <andy.baugh@webpros.com> - 1.58-1j- Use token auth against semantic-search-gate instead of WPA
0 " qWMaksym Lutsiv <maksym.lutsiv@webpros.com> - 1.59-1jI@- Per-invocation cost telemetry now applies the configured alerting
threshold: a measured turn whose billed token total or call count exceeds
the bound emits threshold_breached true, and stub-labeled turns never
alert.
- An unreadable gateway.json is now reported once instead of silently
falling back to built-in rate-limit and cost-alert defaults.seAndy Baugh <andy.baugh@webpros.com> - 1.58-1j- Use token auth against semantic-search-gate instead of WPA*esAndy Baugh <andy.baugh@webpros.com> - 1.62-1j- The AI Assistant no longer requires a linked WebPros account; access is authorized by the server's cPanel license mWJason Kiniry <jason.kiniry@webpros.com> - 1.61-1jIB- The AI Assistant no longer replaces a correct answer with a "no changes
have been made" notice when you ask how to do something, and when it does mistake
part of an answer for such a claim it now removes only that sentence.
n >n *#esAndy Baugh <andy.baugh@webpros.com> - 1.62-1j- The AI Assistant no longer requires a linked WebPros account; access is authorized by the server's cPanel license "mWJason Kiniry <jason.kiniry@webpros.com> - 1.61-1jIB- The AI Assistant no longer replaces a correct answer with a "no changes
have been made" notice when you ask how to do something, and when it does mistake
part of an answer for such a claim it now removes only that sentence.?!qCory McIntire <cory.mcintire@webpros.com> - 1.60-1jIA- Reverted the static token auth against semantic-search-gate introduced
in 1.58; restored WPA-based auth for that gateway call.
q$myJason Kiniry <jason.kiniry@webpros.com> - 1.63-1j=- The AI Assistant now keeps a record of every change it makes to your
account - what it did, what it changed, and how it turned out - stored in your
own account. Approving a change is what creates its record, so nothing the
assistant does on your behalf goes unrecorded. And if a request does not
match what an action actually accepts, the assistant declines it and tells
you, instead of reporting a change that did not happen.
q s q &eAndy Baugh <andy.baugh@webpros.com> - 1.65-1j@- A destructive action whose target the assistant derived (such as
removing an addon domain after listing your domains) is no longer refused; it
is offered for your approval like any other change.
%e3Andy Baugh <andy.baugh@webpros.com> - 1.64-1j- The AI Assistant now asks which subdomain, database, FTP account or DNS
record you meant instead of choosing one for you, the way it already did for email
accounts. Asking whether you should create something no longer produces a change to
approve, and an approval card now tells you where on disk a new subdomain or FTP
account will live. Creating a mailbox on a domain your account does not have is now
refused before you are asked to approve it, including when the address and the
domain are given separately - that form skipped the check and failed only after you
approved it.
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