Wizzy on the Dashboard, hiop.io DataOps & a Dockable Assistant
Wizzy comes to the dashboard, a new hiop.io DataOps module ingests real process metrics, self-hosted OpenAI-compatible AI endpoints are supported, plus a dockable assistant and a security pass.
Hinzugefügt
- Wizzy on the personal dashboard — a user-centric AI guide that reads your workspace context, role, open tasks, maturity standing and recommended next capabilities, with read-only tools scoped to your workspaces and quick-actions (What's on my plate / What to map next / How are my workspaces doing)
- hiop.io DataOps workspace module (ingest MVP) — push real cost / duration / frequency / volume metrics to a workspace-scoped, API-key-authenticated ingest endpoint; measured values surface next to modeled estimates in process cost analysis
- Mandatory DataObject classification on every hiop ingest binding — each transfer is GDPR-classified via the existing DataObject library; special-category bindings blocked, personal-data bindings flagged
- Idempotent metric delivery (by delivery ID) plus an integration panel that generates a copy-paste hiop.io pipeline snippet
- Resizable and dockable Wizzy chat panel in the editor
- Support for self-hosted, OpenAI-compatible AI endpoints via a new AI_BASE_URL setting — run against your own model server instead of a hosted provider
Geändert
- The editor's Wizzy chat now bounds its height so long conversations scroll inside the panel instead of expanding the layout
Behoben
- Wizzy now creates pools and lanes through supported bpmn-js geometry so AI-generated participants and lanes render correctly
- Admin user list showed "Never" for last-login on every user; it now reports the actual last-login time
- Closed the HIGH-severity findings from the July 2026 security audit, including hardened Stripe webhook handling and tighter cross-tenant checks on federation collaboration endpoints
Wizzy on the dashboard
The AI assistant is no longer editor-only. A new lightweight Wizzy now lives on the personal dashboard as a user-centric guide: it sees your workspace context, role, open tasks (validations, votes, ISMS reviews), your maturity standing, and the capabilities recommended as your next moves. Ask "What's on my plate today?", "What should I map next?", or "How are my workspaces doing?" and it answers from live data. It runs with read-only tools (knowledge-base search, blueprint suggestions, workspace details) scoped strictly to workspaces you belong to, and it keeps its own conversation separate from any diagram chat.
Resizable, dockable editor assistant
In the editor, the Wizzy chat panel can now be resized and docked as a sidebar, and long conversations scroll inside the panel instead of pushing the layout around.
Self-hosted AI endpoints
ProcesOS can now point at any self-hosted, OpenAI-compatible inference endpoint via a new AI_BASE_URL setting — so a workspace or a whole instance can run against its own model server instead of a hosted provider, in keeping with the sovereign-by-default direction.
Security hardening
This release closes the HIGH-severity findings from the July 2026 security audit, including hardening of the Stripe webhook handling and tighter cross-tenant checks on federation collaboration endpoints.
hiop.io DataOps module (ingest MVP)
A new paid workspace module, hiop.io DataOps, brings real measured process metrics into ProcesOS. Your hiop.io pipelines push cost / duration / frequency / volume figures to a workspace-scoped ingest endpoint (authenticated with a per-workspace API key), and those measured values appear alongside your modeled estimates in the process cost analysis — the plan-vs-actual comparison that feeds the Quantify and Simulate levels of the maturity ladder. Every ingest binding must reference a DataObject, so each transfer is automatically classified for GDPR (ISO level, personal-data flag, legal basis, retention) using the existing DataObject library — no second classification system. Special-category bindings are blocked and personal-data bindings are flagged. Deliveries are idempotent by delivery ID, and the integration panel generates a copy-paste hiop.io pipeline snippet so setup needs no undocumented API on the hiop side.
Fixes
- Wizzy now creates pools and lanes through supported bpmn-js geometry, so AI-generated participants and lanes render correctly.
- The admin user list showed "Never" for last-login on every user regardless of actual activity; it now reports the real last-login.