Improved query performance for batch spec workspace listing and execution job creation by optimizing database index order.
Executors v1 now use batch-exec by default when executing v1 batch changes steps. To fall back to using src, set EXECUTOR_USE_INTERNAL_EXEC_BINARY to false on the executors.
Added Database live/dead tuple monitoring for code-intelligence tables, showing active rows, old/deleted rows, and old/deleted row percentage. The dashboard now filters out stale values from workers that are no longer reporting.
Fixed an issue where scrolling up during Deep Search response generation would force the view back to the bottom.
The admin Batch Changes host status card now shows the "Commit signing" badge whenever commit signing is configured for a code host, rather than only when a site credential is connected. This correctly surfaces host-level commit-signing GitHub App configuration, which exists independently of a site credential.
Fixed handling of content block ordering in Anthropic streaming responses to properly respect the index field
Fixed prompt editor paste behavior so formatted clipboard content is inserted as plain text.
Deep Search will automatically compact long conversations when a follow-up question is close to the context window limit.
We are removing the need to manually manage your context window limits!
Compaction runs in the background, so there is nothing new to configure or learn. Keep asking follow-up questions, and Deep Search will make room when older conversation history starts to crowd the context window.
More focused conversations with Deep Search address context window issues and enable even deeper research.
Deep Search can now use a dedicated subagent specialized for finding files relevant to your query in case a specific code domain needs to be researched. This subagent performs scoped searches and presents a summary to the main agent. Since the main Deep Search agent only needs to read this summary, this saves tokens in its context window.
This means Deep Search can explore more of your codebase while using fewer tokens, so you get more focused context and longer conversation. We expect this feature will significantly alleviate issues with deep single-question research - for multi-question, we just shipped auto-compaction.
We've already tried shipping this earlier this year and had to revert the change due to unforeseen issues with latency and agent behavior. This time, we've ironed out the wrinkles, made sure to scope the agent more narrowly and cap its maximal runtime with guaranteed results.
Deep Search now keeps long running conversations moving with automatic context compaction.
Deep Search now uses a fast subagent to find relevant files, reducing its context usage.
Added detailed logging for Deep Search sub-agent timeouts, including context errors, duration, token counts, and tool call information to aid in debugging timeout issues.
search.categorized telemetry event Export topic keywords in search.categorized telemetry event for Deep Search queries
Deep Search conversations triggered from MCP now display a "Triggered from MCP" badge.
Deep Search tool now supports follow-up questions, enabling agents to ask additional questions within an existing Deep Search conversation.
The user-specific Batch Changes settings have been updated to make managing Batch Changes credentials and secrets easier.
Now configurable via CHANGESET_SYNC_WORKER_NUM_HANDLERS
Reworked admin UI for configuring code host credentials in Batch Changes, with improved PAT creation links that pre-select necessary scopes.
Added a per-queue events endpoint for executors to publish events to
The "textSearchIndex" field on the debug API now includes two new fields: "lastIndexStatus" and "lastIndexFailureMessage". "lastIndexStatus" represents the last status Zoekt reported to Sourcegraph. "lastIndexFailureMessage" contains the error message and is nullable. The error message is truncated to 12KiB and set to null on the next successful index.
Upgrade open telemetry collector v1.57.0/v0.151.0 -> v1.60.0/v0.154.0
RBAC permissions and roles are now sorted alphabetically.
GitHub App admin detail page now displays the app kind. For commit-signing batch changes apps, a warning banner appears when there are no installations, and guidance clarifies that commits will not be signed for organizations or repositories where the app is not installed.
The GitHub App admin detail page now displays who created the app, making it easier for site admins to audit and manage code host connections.
Error badges in Deep Search tool results are now clickable to copy the full error message.
Fixed Deep Search subagent cards so agent responses appear below their tool calls
Restricted usage of zoekt-search-opts override to users with OBSERVABILITY#READ permission
SiteAdminBatchChanges_CodeHost fragment now selects credential.commitSigningPublicKey, and the Playwright spec mocks/snapshots were updated to pin the new fields.Fixed an issue where concurrent OAuth token refresh requests could incorrectly revoke valid access tokens due to race conditions in refresh token rotation.
Updated Node.js to v24 LTS in bundled executor
Limited the telemetry recordEvents GraphQL mutation to 1,000 events per request to prevent application-level DoS via oversized input arrays.
Added consent-screen warnings for unrecognized OAuth redirect destinations and clarified the MCP scope grants read access to private code, helping users spot phishing during authorization.
Batch change templates now shell-escape filenames in repository.search_result_paths, steps.*_files, previous_step.*_files, and step.*_files to prevent shell injection attacks from maliciously named files in target repositories.
Fixed layout issues in agentic UI threads messages display
Fixed handling of SCIM PATCH requests that update a user's email with only a casing change (example: [email protected] → [email protected]).
Esc to cancel searches Deep Search cancellation now requires double-tapping Esc, preventing accidental cancellations.
Zoekt can now report index failures to Sourcegraph.
Added support for Claude Opus 4.8 to Cody.
Fixed resize panel behavior in Deep Search where the source panel would grow uncontrollably and cover other UI elements when using CSS media queries for collapse/expand.
Fixed an issue where the /admin/permission-syncs page could fail to load if a repository was hard deleted from the database.
External API user identifier validation now returns CodeInvalidArgument instead of treating invalid formats as internal errors.
The Prompt Library UX will no longer be available when Cody is disabled.
Fixed executors running in Kubernetes using Docker-in-Docker (dind).
Added beta warnings for Kubernetes native executor deployment options.