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May 27, 2026
Project-first artifact ingestion
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Upload a PDF into a project; M45 prepares it for workflows automatically
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Source files, extracted text, figures, progress, and metadata now stay together on the artifact
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Longer specs and regulatory PDFs use a more resilient page-by-page extraction path
May 27, 2026
Regulatory Intelligence rebuilt for faster work
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A redesigned answer experience makes regulatory research easier to read, refine, and reuse
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Teams can work with responses in a more flexible shape instead of forcing every question into the same format
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Saved research still stays attached to the project for continuity and traceability
May 25, 2026
Safer artifact management
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PDFs are versioned, so teams can update source documents without losing prior extraction history
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Version history is collapsible, display names can be renamed, and large uploads show clearer progress
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Provenance metadata is easier to inspect when teams need to know where an artifact came from
May 20, 2026
More engineering artifacts in one project record
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One upload flow now handles ReqIF, PDF, Markdown, and TTL files
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TTL ontology files can be reviewed alongside requirements, PDFs, Markdown notes, Slack context, and saved regulatory answers
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Duplicate uploads now warn users without blocking legitimate reuse of the same artifact in more than one place
May 18, 2026
Folders for artifacts and linked systems
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Projects now have folders for organizing artifacts by source, workflow, supplier, subsystem, or review context
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System folders keep Slack channels and saved Regulatory Intelligence answers findable without mixing them into ordinary uploads
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Folder navigation now gives loading feedback for slower project workspaces, so users know the action is still moving
May 11, 2026
Requirements Architecture Review
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Find structural gaps: requirements with no architecture behind them, architecture with no requirements supporting it
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Hazard analysis linked to the affected requirements
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Now in the main app
May 8, 2026
PDF to Markdown for project ingestion
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Aerospace specs and regulatory documents arrive as long PDFs; M45 now reads them
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Initial chunked processing made larger documents practical
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This work has since moved into project artifact upload
Apr 20, 2026
Regulatory Intelligence refinements
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Regulatory answers are organized by authority, with citations and escalation cues
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Saved answers stay attached to the project, so regulatory research becomes part of the engineering record
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Workflow reference →
Apr 17, 2026
Slack as project context
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Selected Slack channels can be retained in a project, so decisions made in chat do not disappear from the engineering record
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Engineers can browse retained channel history alongside uploaded artifacts and workflow outputs
Apr 16, 2026
Project sharing with roles
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Projects now support owner, editor, and viewer roles
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Teams can share a workspace without giving every collaborator the same level of control
Apr 16, 2026
ReqIF upload hardening
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M45 is more tolerant of real-world ReqIF files that are malformed, incomplete, or exported differently by different tools
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Interrupted uploads are easier to recover from, reducing the chance that teams have to restart ingestion work
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ReqIF schema reference →
Mar 20, 2026
Regulatory Intelligence Assistant
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Ask certification questions in plain language and get structured, source-cited answers in seconds instead of hours →
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Answers distinguish regulatory position from established practice by drawing on official sources and supporting industry material
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Escalation guidance helps teams see which questions are self-serviceable and which need review or authority interpretation
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Research sessions can be saved to projects for auditability and team knowledge retention
Mar 3, 2026
More predictable project access
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Project and review pages now follow the same authenticated access model
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Shared workspaces behave more predictably as teams move between project views, review workflows, and APIs
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AI conversations can now be scoped to a project, so future assistance can stay tied to the relevant workspace
Feb 18, 2026
Faster review operations
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Recommendations can now be scanned across a full review iteration instead of reviewed one unit at a time
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Issue and recommendation tables are sortable and filterable, making large reviews easier to triage
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Iteration closeout and export flows were tightened so teams can move from review to reporting faster
Feb 12, 2026
Recommendations tied back to requirements
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Recommendations can now feed back into stored requirement and artifact records instead of disappearing after a review pass
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Review units are grouped around selected intent axes, so analysis follows the dimensions the team actually wants to inspect
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Reviews infer only the selected axes, reducing irrelevant analysis and noise
Feb 6, 2026
Per-requirement recommendations and export
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Recommendations can now target individual requirements, making suggested fixes easier to evaluate and act on →
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A recommendations overview shows suggestions across review units in one place
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Iteration reports can be exported as JSON for downstream analysis or integration
Feb 4, 2026
First intent review proof of concept
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The first in-app workflow for reviewing requirements against system intent
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Alignment issues appeared in a matrix view for faster scanning →
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Review decisions captured accept, reject, and defer actions with recorded rationale →
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A review-unit map helped teams navigate grouped requirements at a glance