1.0.19
Tool schemas list a member as required only when a call cannot work without it, and signing out no longer reports success when Windows refuses to delete the sign-in saved on this computer.
1.0.18
The move and rotate tools publish a typed schema, a refused payload names the member and the type that is wrong, a misspelled member inside a nested object is refused instead of ignored, and several tool examples are corrected.
1.0.17
Two new tools change view display and element types, wall creation and listing gain room-bounding, join and filter options, the connector no longer looks signed out while it saves a refreshed sign-in, and change tools report what the model shows afterwards.
1.0.16
Thirteen new tools join the surface - MEP routing for cable tray, conduit and duct, curtain grids, reference planes, sweeps and arc walls - the twelve older query and command helpers fold into model_query and the flow tools, and every change run now returns an itemized changes record.
1.0.15
Twelve new AI tools join the surface - model audits, comparisons and safe converters - large delete and move commands lose their extra confirmation step, and dry-run previews, placement coordinates and level handling got more honest.
1.0.14
The sign-in confirmation page finally looks the part: a branded card with the 765T Flow mark and a green check, in dark or light Windows mode — and the broken character in its closing line is gone. The AI surface behind it gains typed document keys and catalog-skew visibility.
1.0.12
The support ticket now sends itself: Send delivers the collected file straight to the project mailbox - no email to compose - and the technical list no longer lets long values overlap their labels.
1.0.13
The support form reads cleaner: the privacy line is now a plain statement that your information is protected, a send refused for missing sign-in says so, and the language picker offers all five languages once their packs are verified on the machine.
1.0.11
The support ticket becomes a send-first form: describe the problem, attach a screenshot if you want, and send - the technical checklist tucks into a collapsible detail, and your note and screenshot ride inside the ticket file.
1.0.10
A correction pass over the rebuilt Control Center: the window gains the app's own title bar, account name shows instead of an id, and every status, warning and action now speaks the language you picked.
1.0.9
A rebuilt Control Center: one modern WebView2 surface with a live overview, real usage and update state, a ticket tool that bundles your diagnostics, and five languages. The installer now checks for the WebView2 runtime the new Center needs and warns when it is missing.
1.0.8
The update-system fix from 1.0.7, republished so the in-app updater can offer it: 1.0.7's channel pointer had to be published without an upgrade edge to retire the broken 1.0.6 offer cleanly, so this build reopens the automatic update path. The product itself is unchanged from 1.0.7.
1.0.7
An update-system fix — a check inside the installer could never succeed under the Windows PowerShell it runs, so an automatic in-app update always stopped before installing anything. This build repairs that check; everything else matches 1.0.6.
1.0.6
A feature release — eleven new Revit tools cover geometry joins, model health and room-based modelling, and the carried fixes start the Control Center faster, refuse update arguments the installed catalog does not declare, and report failed batch runs honestly.
1.0.5
A fix release — the Control Center can now install the updates it downloads, the installer drops internal templates it never needed, the update channel refuses a replayed older update offer, and the account sign-up endpoint gains abuse protection.
1.0.4
A fix release — a refused tool payload now tells your AI app exactly which fields were rejected and which the tool accepts, and payload fields renamed earlier in development still work under their old spellings.
1.0.3
A feature release — Control Center opens on a quiet Overview page with Manual setup one step away, your AI app can send us a problem report itself, and new tools cover levels, profile families and duplicating types.
1.0.2
A fix release — the connector starts again in every supported Revit version, your AI app can use the full Revit tool set directly, and connecting an AI app no longer sends you back to sign-in.
1.0.1
The hosted release — your AI app now reaches Revit through 765tflow.com instead of a runtime on your computer.
0.2.0-beta.3
A small repair build — Control Center now reports correctly however it is launched.
0.2.0-beta.2
A polish build on Beta 1 — the status page now tells the truth in two places it did not.
0.2.0-beta.1
Beta 1. Control Center is rebuilt around two pages — status and details — with a dark theme, and the licence underneath it is sturdier in the ways the pilot exposed.
0.1.0-pilot.3
A licensing release. Your licence follows your account, and when something does go wrong the product now tells you which thing.
0.1.0-pilot.2
The first pilot build for the download page on 765tflow.com.
Release notes
Release notes
What changed in each published build of 765T Flow.