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title: "Release Notes 22.05.2026 - v3.29.0"
url: "https://docs.noreja.com/de/article/release-notes-22052026-v3290"
language: "de"
last_updated: "2026-05-22T10:07:21.792Z"
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# Release Notes 22.05.2026 - v3.29.0

📝 This release introduces a new central permissions service — Auth Center — moves user, department, role, and per-feature access into a single place, and the user-management UI has been rebuilt on top of it. Context-level permissions arrive as first-class citizens, a chat-only access role lets organisations expose Minerva without the rest of the tool, and a combined policy decision algorithm stacks user- and department-level roles consistently. Minerva picks up analyzer-aware querying and inline Mermaid rendering, the Builder gains a side-by-side timestamp transformation preview, and the Minerva thinking panel now streams live planner reasoning. Several Minerva, importer, and layout issues are also resolved.

📅 **22.05.2026**  
🔖 **Version 3.29.0**

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## ✨ Features

-   **Central permissions service (Auth Center)**   
    A new central permissions service manages users, departments, roles, and per-feature access across the platform, enabling fine-grained permissions throughout the Noreja tool.
-   **Rebuilt user-management UI**   
    The user-management UI has been rebuilt on top of the new Auth Center. Customer admins can edit users, soft-delete them, resend invitation mails, and trigger password resets, and every user can edit their own profile (including language preference).
-   **Chat-only access role**   
    Customer admins can grant employees a chat-only access role. Users with only the chat feature are taken directly to the private Minerva chat and do not see the rest of the analytics tool; the role also controls who can create, delete, read, and update chats in the private, company, and detail-chat contexts.
-   **First-class context permissions**   
    Each company, dimension, and entity-graph context now has its own access list. Admins decide which departments and roles can view or edit a context, and Minerva only uses contexts the current user is allowed to see.
-   **Combined permission policy decisions**   
    Permissions are evaluated through a single policy decision algorithm that combines user-specific roles with department-assigned roles and applies the highest level of access. A user inherits everything granted by the departments they belong to, and their direct role assignments stack on top.
-   **Minerva respects the analyzer view**   
    Temporal layer, semantic path, and negative-time-handling settings from the current analyzer tab are applied to Minerva's graph queries, so the AI's analysis matches what is on screen.
-   **Inline Mermaid diagrams in Minerva**   
    Minerva can now render Mermaid diagrams inline, including a fullscreen view, so process sketches and data visualisations appear directly in the response.
-   **Live planner reasoning in the chat thinking panel**   
    The Minerva chat thinking panel now shows each planned step with the planner's reason, and on supported models (Anthropic, OpenAI Responses API, on-prem Gemma 4) the model's reasoning tokens stream live above the plan. The raw planner JSON no longer leaks into the UI, and models without a reasoning channel hide the panel rather than show an empty one.
-   **Side-by-side timestamp transformation preview**   
    The Builder's timestamp transformation editor provides an advanced way to test the transformation with a side-by-side comparison view before the import is triggered.
-   **Entity-graph export includes table properties**   
    The entity-graph export file now includes database table properties and their transformations, so configurations round-trip cleanly through export, import, and copy.
-   **Redesigned analyzer settings panel**   
    The analyzer settings panel has a tighter layout, toggle-button grouping for case model / case instance, and a grid arrangement for analyzer views.
-   **More reliable process graph layout**   
    The dagre layout used to draw process graphs was reworked to handle smaller screens, segmented edges, and rework patterns more reliably.

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## 🐛 Bug Fixes

-   **Private chat scoped to its creator**   
    The private chat is now strictly scoped to its creator. Attempting to read another user's private conversation returns a 403, closing a potential cross-user data-exposure path.
-   **Private chat no longer suggests process follow-ups**   
    Asking a simple question in the private chat no longer triggers process-focused follow-up suggestions that the private chat cannot answer.
-   **Private chat synthesis resolves correctly**   
    The synthesis step in the private chat is no longer left unresolved; the response synthesizer dedicated to private chat is now used.
-   **Correct dashboard vs. analyzer context detection**   
    Minerva now correctly distinguishes whether you are on the dashboard or in the analyzer view and no longer claims an analyzer-view context when you are on the dashboard.
-   **Violations on case start/end activities reach the filter**   
    The importer now creates a violation filter entry when a violation occurs on the start or end activity of a case.