• Explore opens your notes by Time and by Terms, and by Meaning inside a context you choose. Follow how an idea developed back to the dated passages that show it, and ask for an explanation or a comparison of two periods that shows the periods and dates it used, generated on request and grounded in your own writing.
  • The daily Brief and Close Out run on their schedule, including the Close Out on 16 and 24 GB Macs, recover by themselves after an interruption, and show an honest status when something is missed or not produced. On-demand Generate once is removed from the Brief and Close Out; Check-in remains the on-demand reflection.
  • Check-in keeps the whole question sheet visible while you answer or record, and keeps your draft if a save is rejected so you can save again.
  • Context recognition reviews each relationship separately, six notes per question. When the Oracle cannot confirm that a note belongs to a context, Home offers the pairing for you to add or dismiss, and a dismissal holds. Context summaries complete on 16 and 24 GB Macs. A context summary leaves out a statement supported only by contradicted or retracted notes instead of failing, and the Console waits a limited time for background work instead of interrupting it.
  • Long notes are analyzed without waiting behind background context refreshes, and a failed analysis retries promptly instead of spinning.
  • Updates and the graph database stop and restore cleanly: a stop or update no longer strands the graph process, and an update waits for a note's current step instead of refusing.
  • Each installation now has its own identity, so a copy of your Oracle can no longer post as the original. Settings offers Confirm this is the original installation for an installation on hold.
  • Feedback reports sent from this release are held on your machine and not sent until the feedback relay is updated in a later release. Settings shows the held status and what recovers it. If an update stalls, run eos stop and start again.