What’s new in Prizm

Members who signed up with Google can now set a password for their account through the password reset flow, giving them a second way to sign in.

Console and Prizm HQ now enforce a consistent, stronger password policy with real-time strength feedback across sign-up, reset, invite, and account settings flows.

Console now displays refreshed OpenDatum branding across login, sidebar, and browser tab.

Switching between tabs in Prizm HQ is now instant, removing a brief loading flash on tabbed pages.

Audit events can now be reviewed across backend, Console, and Prizm HQ through a tamper-evident trail, giving operators a clearer view of important system activity.

Prizm HQ now includes fleet-level and account-level audit views with filtering and integrity checks for easier operational oversight.

Console now supports detailed inspection of individual audit events, making day-to-day review and investigation easier.

Operators can work more efficiently with improved account detail flows, account-scoped people management, and more consistent navigation across HQ.

Prizm HQ now includes bulk integration enable and disable actions, auth-mode filtering, and clearer integration controls for everyday operational work.

Every release is now documented in a centralized changelog at /changelog, with automatic generation from product activity and an Atom/RSS feed for easy updates.

Introduced an app launcher and a contextual top bar with a dark mode toggle to improve user navigation and customization.

Added wizard-or-chat enable flow and a grid/list view toggle for more versatile app interaction.

Ported the Stratum marketing homepage with dark mode support, revised pricing display, and restored consistent logo sizing for better brand presentation.

Launch of Prizm HQ, an admin panel for managing system skills, agents, artifacts, and monitoring growth and retention metrics, providing operators with centralized control.

Overhauled access models with primitive-level control, data preview, and command palette features enhance security and operational governance across the platform.

Introduction of GraphQL execution, real REST relay, and a standalone tier server improve integration flexibility and performance for outbound calls.

Rebranding efforts unify the platform under the Prizm name, with UI improvements including a working front-end interface and polished marketing site for a consistent user experience.

Simplified deployment pipelines using self-hosted runners and Watchtower automation enhance development efficiency and reliability.

Resolved critical data model correctness issues and fixed UI alignment and SEO-related bugs to ensure platform stability and improved discoverability.

Launch of Prizm HQ, a Next.js 16-based internal operator console for managing system skills, agents, artifacts, and monitoring gateway transaction logs.

Introduction of real REST relay, GraphQL execution, and dispatch stubs for improved integration handling and execution flow.

Deployment of a replaceable authentication service supporting identity verification and JWT/JWKS for secure access.

Enhanced access models and governance features provide finer control over data preview and command execution within the platform.

Refined user interface with improved layout and branding, alongside enriched SEO metadata and social media sharing visuals for better discoverability.

The MCP endpoint now speaks OAuth with Dynamic Client Registration and PKCE. Point a compatible agent at Prizm and it negotiates access on its own — no keys to copy, no manual client setup.

The hard isolation wall is now active at the database itself, so one workspace can never read another's records — defense in depth beneath every governed tool call.

When an agent's access is revoked mid-session, the very next tool call is denied rather than served from a stale grant.

131 integrations are now mapped to real, callable tools — roughly 85% coverage of their published APIs — so agents can act across your existing stack without bespoke glue code.

Expiring credentials are renewed in the background, so long-running agent workflows no longer stall on a re-auth.

CRM, ATS, HRMS, Project Management, Helpdesk and Invoicing ship as native apps — every record operation exposed as a governed tool any MCP agent can call.

Decide exactly which tools an agent may call, then review every call — inputs, outputs and cost — in an immutable trail.