Changelog

Ask Litmus answers arrive sooner, and it can now chart a share over time, such as datacenter traffic as a percentage of each day's impressions, with exact percentages shown above daily volume. Your question appears as soon as you send it, answers in progress no longer blink out while the conversation refreshes, auction steps describe what was queried in plain language, and large breakdowns lead with readable totals.

The Explore delivery flow fits phones and tablets better: stage names sit above their bars, summary cards stack on small screens, and a note appears when the diagram needs sideways scrolling. Repeated caveat text below the diagram has been removed.

Explore now opens on a delivery flow diagram that follows the April auction view's impressions or CPM cost through campaign, exchange, site, device make/model and network type, with one-click views, a CTV population filter, adjustable stages and click-to-filter bars. The field breakdown and auction prices remain one tab away.

Newly prepared data versions add network type, network owner and cloud provider fields for impressions, clicks and spots, plus a CTV population field, so Explore and Ask Litmus can show how much CTV came from home, mobile, cloud or hosting networks. Dataset details name the dated network reference used, and network origin is presented as context for review rather than evidence of invalid delivery.

Automatic data preparation runs about three to four times faster on larger processing capacity. Maintenance also clears storage left by interrupted uploads and removes outdated worker images.

Pages are easier to scan, with consistent headers, grouped navigation and one format for dates, numbers and sizes. Files hides completion markers, Jobs shows what each job contains and its files, Activity and Explore charts leave gaps where no data was imported, Reference data is organized into tabs, Settings shows data sources directly, and Ask Litmus condenses its tool steps and gives new conversations short titles.

Development workspace setup now installs dependencies and uses the required Node and npm versions automatically, fixing startup failures in fresh workspaces.

Maintenance keeps Litmus performance diagnostics aligned with the model processing mode requested for each response.

Ask Litmus defaults to GPT-6 Luna with Fast mode, keeps analysis moving without pauses between completed steps, and calculates comparisons together. GPT-5.4 remains selectable, and model options can be updated without changing the database schema.

Explore auction prices with varied exchange and seller volumes, dimension-specific bid prices, a CPM distribution and total bid value. Litmus shows clearly labeled group results separately from overall summaries, with tool results above the answer and copy, model and timing below.

Imported event files continue automatically into preparation for Explore and Ask Litmus. Jobs shows when data is ready to query and identifies missing reference files or preparation that needs attention.

Select loaded matching files while the file list continues loading. The button’s count updates as more matches arrive while your selection stays unchanged.

Jobs now lists processing jobs in compact tables tailored to each state: active jobs show progress and what they are waiting on, jobs needing attention show their outcome, and completed jobs show record counts, source size and the date range of the data they contain. The page uses quieter section labels and cleaner table styling so the numbers stand out, and it now loads as one placeholder instead of sections appearing one at a time and shifting the page.

Job request times on the Jobs page now appear in your own timezone with the zone shown, instead of UTC.

Infrastructure maintenance adds account checks and controlled activation of background processing for account migrations.

Receive a saved job confirmation before file checks finish, then close the page while validation and processing continue in the background. Jobs shows validation progress and file errors, supports safe submission retries, and allows more jobs to process concurrently.

Internal infrastructure maintenance.

Ask Litmus questions in private conversations that use Activity counts and discover relevant prepared data automatically. Read streamed answers, switch Activity results between charts and tables, choose your model, copy messages, and inspect tool calls, SQL and response times.

Explore impressions, clicks, interactions and spots by their source fields and reference labels, with searchable dimensions, combined filters, daily charts and supporting records. Prepared versions preserve reference choices and clearly show their data coverage.

Process interaction, spot and reference-table exports alongside impressions and clicks, and filter Activity by event type or date range in UTC or your local timezone. Save dated reference selections, check missing or ambiguous event mappings without inflating delivery counts, reset processing data for one organization, and track active jobs with compact progress summaries separated from completed jobs and jobs needing attention.

Select source files for parallel background processing and view fast organization-wide hourly or daily record counts in UTC, including large processed files. Inspect metadata in a side panel, follow file progress and estimated processing times, and resume interrupted batches without reloading completed files.

The organizations page has a shorter access message, directing users to their administrator.

Source files now load a full listing with file totals, filename search, adjustable page sizes, and direct page jumping. File sizes use readable units with up to two decimal places, and the public homepage and header have less introductory and status text.

Browse connected S3 files through organization settings, with read-only AWS connection details for platform administrators. A public homepage welcomes visitors, while the organization workspace appears after sign-in.

Organization pages now have clearer breadcrumbs, quieter navigation, and pagination only when needed. Refreshing a user list keeps the organization heading in place while the table loads.

A new workspace sidebar and homepage link lead to read-only tables of your organizations and their users. Customer access is checked against current organization membership, with separate access for platform administrators.

You can now check the database connection on the health page. Database maintenance supports separate development and production connections and automatic migrations after changes merge.

You can now create an account, log in, and view or manage your account from any page. The footer stays at the bottom on short pages, and maintenance improvements make future updates more reliable.

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