September 24, 2026

Rename and delete conversations

You can now rename or delete your conversations from the conversation list or from the conversation header. Anything a conversation produced stays in place after you delete it. If someone shares a conversation with you, you can give it your own name, or remove it from your list, without changing it for anyone else.

More of Liz inside Slack

When Liz suggests a conclusion in a Slack thread, a confirm or reject card appears in the thread, and your decision is recorded the same way it would be on the web. From a Slack channel, Liz can also run several analyses at once, check the status of your connected tools, and suggest setup steps.

Copy chat answers

Copying a chat answer now works the same way copying a report does. Charts paste as tables, each with a link back to the chart in Liz.

More DeepSource data in Liz

Liz now brings in more from your DeepSource connection: pull requests with their findings and how each finding was handled, dependency checks, and account-wide reports. Liz can also match these findings to the pull requests in your code host.

September 23, 2026

Redesigned scorecards and reports

Cards show each score with its trend, and an All / My switch lets you focus on your own. Each result page has a header that stays in view as you scroll, a picker for moving between recent runs, and one Download menu that holds every export option. Schedules now read in plain words and show their time zone. Pages adapt to phone screens.

New chat panel design

A new conversation opens with a greeting by your first name and the message box ready to type in. The Discuss button on a scorecard, report or playbook result now brings that exact result into the conversation.

Personalize your account

You can now choose Light, Dark or System appearance in your account settings. A new Profile section lets you update your name, job title and what you work on, all with one Save.

September 22, 2026

Liz reads more of what you share

Liz can now read text, Markdown and PDF files shared in Slack. It can also read the charts, diagrams and images inside word-processor documents and slide decks.

Change who can see a document after upload

Each document now shows who can see it, both in the document list and on the document's own page. You can change who can see it after uploading.

General improvements

• Fixed an issue where a proposed change could keep asking for a decision after one was made
• Liz can now read a finished scorecard or report in full when you ask about it in chat
• Saving a scorecard you built in chat now picks up work done anywhere in the conversation, not only in the latest message
• When a search filtered to one kind of record finds nothing, Liz now checks where matching records do exist before answering
• Liz checks requests to connected outside tools before sending them, and explains any problem
• Fixed an issue that stopped code investigations from running
• Azure DevOps repositories that are disabled or moved are now labeled and paused instead of failing
• Fixed an issue where syncing history from very large DeepSource accounts could stall
• The change summary on a proposed action now wraps long values instead of scrolling sideways
• Liz's documentation now has page navigation, an "on this page" outline, and previous and next links

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Security updates Patched 5 issues in the controls that limit which data people and Liz can see. No user action required.