- Version
- 1.0.1
- Published
- Windows signature
- Not signed
This build carries no code-signing certificate, so Windows warns you the first time you run the installer. The download page shows you which warning to expect and how to get past it.
New
- Your AI app connects to one hosted address, 765tflow.com/mcp, and you give it access with one Authorize click in the browser, signed in to your 765T Flow account. Control Center shows that address, a command and a JSON block, each with a copy button, so you paste whichever shape your app's own documentation describes — it no longer writes to an app's settings for you.
- Control Center checks for a newer release when it opens and every five minutes. When there is one, its Update row tells you to download the newer installer from 765tflow.com and run it yourself.
- Control Center stays in the notification area when you close its window, with Open and Quit on its menu, and it starts without a window when you sign in to Windows. Quit stops it until you open it again or sign in to Windows next.
- Two buttons in Control Center, Usage and Apps, open your account in the browser. Usage shows the calls counted against your account in the current period. Apps lists the AI apps that have access to your account, each with a Revoke button, and the Revit instances connected right now with their open documents.
- Every Revit tool call names the Revit instance it goes to. A tool that works on one document also needs that document named, and a call that leaves it out is refused. A tool that is not tied to one document, such as the one that reports the active document, needs no document named. The tool list starts with one that lists your connected Revit instances and their open documents.
- The installer registers the connector for every Revit version it ships, whether or not that Revit is installed.
Changed
- Tools now run through the hosted service, which signs every command; the connector checks each signature against keys that ship with the install before it runs the command. 765T Flow only opens connections outward from your computer, and the one thing it listens for is the sign-in redirect on 127.0.0.1, open for a single sign-in attempt and closed when the attempt finishes or its wait runs out.
- The operating guidance your AI app receives when it connects is served from 765tflow.com, so it can change without an update on your computer.
Removed
- The local 765T Flow Runtime, the local gateway and the local bridge that earlier builds installed are gone. Control Center no longer shows a runtime, its connections, jobs or storage.
- Device activation and the machine identifier are gone. Usage is counted against your account, never against a computer.
- The worker.* tools (sessions, personas, context and messages) and the intent.compile and intent.validate tools are gone from the tool list.
- The update confirmation dialog and the fixed reminder to close every Revit window are gone.
This build does not update itself. To move to a newer build, download the installer from the website again.