v0.17.0 : Update notes (2026/09/07)

Thank you for using Blaze!

v0.17.0 brings Skill / prompt sharing with your organization, multiple managed custom prompts, safer change management, and more reliable attachment reading.

We added a “Library” that lets you share Skills and custom prompts you created with other members of your organization.

From the Blaze app’s Settings screen, choose “Share to library” to publish it to your organization’s library.
Shared items can be browsed, searched, and previewed from the “Library” tab on the web account management screen.
Other members can add any library item to their own Blaze with a single “Add to Blaze” click (choosing which Salesforce org to add it to).
Blaze also supports viewing update history, restoring a previous version, archiving, and permanent deletion.
See Sharing and adding from the Library (actions in the Blaze app) and Managing the Library (actions on the account management screen) for details.

2. You can now manage multiple custom prompts

Custom prompts used to be a single text area per organization. You can now register multiple named prompts and manage each one individually.

Each prompt has its own name and content, and can be expanded, edited, or deleted independently from the list.
If you try to close the screen while a prompt has unsaved changes, Blaze now asks you to confirm before discarding them.
When a prompt is added from the library, Settings now shows a notice telling you to reload the latest settings to review it.
See Custom Prompt for details.

3. Attachment reading is now more reliable

We improved how Blaze reads files attached to a conversation (PDF, Word, Excel, and more).

Reworked the reading pipeline so file contents are extracted more accurately.
Added a safeguard against oversized decompression from compressed files (a so-called “zip bomb”) to improve safety.

4. The Settings screen has been updated

We refined the Settings screen design, focused on the prompt management area.

Tab selection in Settings now uses a sliding indicator.
Improved the visibility of the share button, save toast, and confirmation dialogs.
Smoothed the animation when switching scope (organization-wide vs. per-organization).

5. Change Management is now safer to use

You can now save and restore files across the workspace in Change History, not only Salesforce metadata.
Before restoring an earlier version, Blaze now compares the affected Salesforce metadata with the connected org.
When an item has been updated in the org, Blaze shows who changed it and when, so you can review the risk of overwriting another member’s work before restoring.
Embedded Git repositories are excluded from saved changes, and the Changes panel shows how many were excluded.
Fixed an issue where a deleted file and a newly added file were incorrectly merged into a single “rename” entry and disappeared from the list.
Changed the changed-files list status indicator from a dot to colored text.
Updated the restore dialog to make org comparison progress and potential overwrites or deletions easier to review.

6. Stability improvements

Fixed an issue where a silent token refresh could leave cookies out of sync, causing an unexpected 401 (logged-out) state.
The screen now closes immediately after a Salesforce org connection completes, instead of waiting.
Sped up the bundled Salesforce CLI installation on Windows.
Fixed a visual glitch where all sidebar items slid in at once right after startup.

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