Clarity 0.99.0
Availability: Released in production. Story requires Alpha access. Clarity AI capabilities depend on your organization's configuration.
Clarity 0.99 brings the results of a workspace closer to the imagery and the conversation around it. It also makes studies and workflows easier to find and simplifies how imported images are associated with sensors.
Story and Studio
For users with Alpha access, the Story | Studio switch changes how you work with a spectral workspace. Studio keeps the full Explorer controls and analysis tools. Story gives the imagery center stage, with a chapter column, a layer shelf, and Clarity AI beside the map.
- Read a story as scrolling chapters. Selecting a chapter focuses its relevant layer and, when present, a marked location on the imagery.
- Use the layer shelf to inspect another result, then return to the current chapter. Browsing a story does not rewrite your Studio layer visibility.
- On phones, keep the map visible while opening the current step and discussion controls in a sheet.
Discussions tied to the work
The workspace feed collects posts, replies, and notes placed on the imagery. Tag a source, layer, or story step to identify what a discussion refers to. Mark a post done when it is resolved, or archive older posts to clear the active feed. When Clarity AI is available, mention it in a thread to ask for help in that context.
Clarity AI studies and workflows
Study files written during a conversation appear as cards beneath the reply. Open a file in the Study view and move between Chat and Study without opening duplicate copies of the same file.
The workflow library shows draft, published, and archived workflows. Choose an available workflow from the message composer before sending a request; archived workflows are not offered there. The assistant uses the selected workflow's status when deciding how to handle it.
Image sensors and retired streaming screens
Images now reference sensors directly. Use Sensors to review or edit an image sensor's display name and import name. Existing image-to-sensor associations were retained during the migration.
The old camera, capture-configuration, live-stream, and inference-configuration screens and API routes have been retired. If your team uses bookmarks or integrations for them, update those workflows to the current sensor and image interfaces.