Changelog

What's new in Phacet #13

This week, we focused on making the agent smarter and more efficient. Uploading data is also smoother as it’s usually the first thing you need to do. Here's what's new:

• Agent can upload CSV: Ask the agent to import a CSV and your table fills up in seconds.
• Agent can upload PDF: Hand a PDF to the agent and it fills the content straight into your cells.
• Agent can create tables: The agent can set up an entire project, not just one table at a time. Useful for cases involving matching or reconciliation.
• Agent reasoning and actions are clearer: You can now see the agent's thinking and the detail of every action it took, making chat history easier to follow.
• Agent has help capabilities: Type "help" in chat and the agent lists everything it can do, so you never have to guess.
• Better feedback when dropping a file in chat: A new animation shows upload status when you drag and drop a file to the agent.
• File upload errors are clearer: Uploads now show helpful error states, so you know what happened and what to retry.
• Workflow graph view: A new visualization lets you trace your project workflow step by step. Currently in beta, send us a message for access.

Bug fixes

• Agent stops crashing: We fixed issues where the agent would crash and disconnect mid-conversation.
• Column resizing: The blue positioning bar no longer goes off track while dragging.

See you next week.

What's new in Phacet #12

This week, we focused on improving your experience while talking to our agent. You should be able to build more rapidly with better results and feedback. Here's what's new:

• File uploads in chat show progress: A loading indicator appears during upload, so you always know when a file is ready.
• The AI Chat is easier to read: We reworked how our agent writes with acleaner rendering, action buttons, and redesigned error cards make conversations faster to scan.
• Agent can upload files directly into cells: The agent now saves files straight into your cells.
• Action-based credits: We introduced a new way to count credit consumption that will be clearer for you. More to come in the coming weeks.

If something looks off, tell us. See you next week.

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What's new in Phacet #11

This release makes your AI agent more useful day to day. Here's what's new:

• Agent behavior UI redesigned: Agent actions display in a cleaner layout to make it easier to follow what the agent is doing.
• Insight graphs from the agent: You can ask the agent to create a static chart on the spot.
• AI-generated conversation titles: Each conversation gets a clear, descriptive title so you can find past threads at a glance.
• Secure agent mode: A dedicated security layer reduces the risk of agents taking unexpected actions behind the scenes.
• Download files from table: Any file uploaded into a table can now be downloaded directly from it. Handy when the original is hard to find.
• Filters on match columns: Filter your rows to see which ones contain a match and which don't.

See you next Thursday.

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What's new in Phacet #10

We're really excited about this weekly release. It brings the highly awaited agent insight, smoother table editing, and one of our most requested features: filters.

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Here's what shipped:

• New insight agent: Ask our agent anything about your data and get insights in seconds.
• Filters are here: Slice long lists based on specific values to find what matters.
• Select and copy-paste table ranges: Speed up repetitive edits and data moves with familiar range selection.
• New agent manager: We added a new layer to orchestrate and monitor multiple agents in one place, laying ground for handling several tasks at once.
• More natural cell editing behavior: Replace content on keypress (like Excel) instead of appending to the end of the content.

Bug fixing:

• PDF citations: positions now calculate correctly in detail view.
• Detail view stability improvements: PDF, JSON, and AI chat widgets no longer flicker.
• CSV uploads: Now show a single loader.
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This week marks an important milestone for us. You can now manage and analyze your data in one place, in seconds. We're curious to hear what you think. More improvements are on the way.

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What's new in Phacet #9

The changelog and its writer took a 2 weeks holiday, but the rest of the team didn't. We spent the time making the AI work better and improving the detail view for easier reviews.

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Here's what shipped:

• Chat keeps conversation context: Switching URLs no longer resets the whole conversation and context.
• Navigate between conversations: You cancreate new conversations and go back to old ones.
• New number column type: Contains numbers only, useful for quantity, amount, and other numeric data.
• Sources display in detail view: Detailed sources now show up while reviewing document (if activated).
• PDF viewer with zoom and navigation: Zoom in/out and jump to specific pages while checking PDFs.
• Detail views show row names: Rows no longer appear as "unnamed" in detail views.
• Project navigation bar slides in: Go to any section of the app right from a project with the sliding nav bar.
• Planned tooltip stays dismissed: Fixed bug where tooltip wouldn't disappear after hover.
• "See sources" hover behaves consistently: Hover states and AI source links now work reliably.

That's it for this week. Next up: improvements to the builder agent and new insight capabilities.

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What's new in Phacet #8

This version of Phacet simplifies how you manage your data by allowing you to have multiple tables in one project. A staple from classic spreadsheet that makes the product easier to use. It also gives our AI more context to work with, laying ground for more complete workflows.

Here's what's new:

• Manage table within a single project: You can create, delete tables to centralize each project better and avoid back&forth.
• Simplified matching UI: Connecting data table is now more intuitive to set up.
• Security improvements: We reinforced security logics across the app to make your data safe.

That's it for this week. Next up: improvements to the builder agent and new insight capabilities.

What's new in Phacet #7

The end‑of‑year break is over. The entire Phacet team wishes you a very good year and is looking forward to what's ahead.

We didn't stay put and used this down time to cook a few elements including a whole new Detail view. This is for all of you who needed a better way to display the data and check extraction against a document or another input. We'll be releasing improvements on this view throughout the coming weeks.

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In addition, we made other improvements:

• Review work side by side: The new Detail view lets you inspect and edit what the AI extracted or generated right inside each row, comparing directly against source documents.
• New waiting status for cells: Calculations now show when a cell is blocked by another, so you understand dependencies.
• Speed and stability keep improving: We kept working on making the whole platform faster and more stable across every interaction.
• Dragging columns is clearer: The header drag interface shows exactly where a column will land before you drop it.
• Refresh at the row level: Select one or multiple rows and update their values on demand rather than a column or a cell.

We hope these features will help you start the year on a good note. We're eager for feedback on this new Detail view. Feel free to contact me at come.bohu@phacetlabs.com.

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What's new in Phacet #6

This week, we've been focusing on performance. New clients mean pushing the boundaries of what's possible. You'll soon notice a big boost for AI and Python functions. In the meantime, we're also making it easier to trigger workflows at the cell level, so it's faster for you and more cost-efficient.

Here's what's new:

• ‍Columns order is the same for everyone: The table opens exactly how you all want it to be.‍
• Chat panel resizes smoothly: Need more space? Drag the chat panel for more comfort.‍
• Run AI cells from anywhere: Right-click opens a focused menu to execute AI cells. Useful for testing and iterating.‍
• Pages load smarter: The navigation stays responsive even with many features.‍
• Text updates is quicker: We fixed the latency when editing a cell.
• Large JSON have less performance impact: Long JSON data now truncates when too big (more than 20 lines), keeping tables fast.
• Backend technical improvements: You should have fewer hiccups when you're deep in complex work.

This was a week with a lot of behind the scene work. If you thing that the platform still feels slow, ping us and we'll see what we can do.

What's new in Phacet #5

For this new release, we focused on making the experience faster. We're tuning performance through the end of the year, as some of you may have encountered slowdowns in the past few days.

• We added quickstarters to our Agent Builder: A new empty state surfaces actions, so you're never staring at a blank page.
• ‍Large data stays efficient: JSON cells are displayed as a preview when they are too large for the row. This makes rendering, scrolling and loading feel instant.
• ‍Speed improvements across the board: We've streamlined rendering, tightened memory use, and optimized data handling across the app. We'll keep sharpening speed through Christmas.
• ‍Invoice processing is more efficient: We now use a small, fast model for invoice vectors so uploads keep pace without lag.
• ‍Clearer error messages: We surface more detailed errors so issues point to the right file types and formats.
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We appreciate you being here as we keep making Phacet better. Don't hesitate to reach out.

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What's new in Phacet #4

This week we partnered with Linkup and ElevenLabs during a 1-day hackathon. Linkup brings best-in-class web search at a lower credit cost. ElevenLabs lets you prompt with voice, so you can add context faster. We'll keep building deeper integrations with both.

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Here's what's new:

• Search shows its sources: Linkup results now include citations, so you can see where information comes from - just like when extracting data from files.
• Prompt hands-free with voice: Speech-to-text in the Agent Builder lets you iterate faster without stopping to type.
• API uploads work across systems: File names adapt automatically to prevent errors, so integrations stay smooth.
• Row selection feels right again: Hover now covers the full row, making it easier to scan and select what you need.
• Members control their columns: Sort, hide, and update values is available for all roles.
• Orange joins your color palette: One more option to organize and visually separate your work the way you like.

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Thanks for being here and using Phacet. If something looks off, tell us. your feedback helps us improve the product every week.

come.bohu@phacetlabs.com

What's new in Phacet #3

This Phacet release keeps your collection tabs in sync. We added a ton of small improvements to make your life easier. Here’s what’s new:

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• Collections stay in sync automatically: When adding AI capabilities to a collection, any changes from the main table flow up instantly. This will run as you add or edit rows - no need to visit the collection tab and update columns manually.
• Builder agent stays responsive: the input stays enabled while the assistant streams, so you can keep typing and steer the reply.
• Document errors show clearly: Loading issues surface with a visible message and a retry button for quick recovery.
• Table preferences stay put: Saved row heights hold across collections and tabs to reduce layout jumps.
• Edit select type faster with keys: Selection and navigation in Select got fixed, you can edit quicker without the mouse.
• Matching got an upgrade: you can now match elements within the same Phacet. This hekps surface duplicates to tidy data.
• Core behavior is steadier: Analytics, logging, permissions, templates, and error handling are sharper to reduce flaky moments.

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Thanks for being here and using Phacet. If something looks off, tell us. Your feedback matters.

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What's new in Phacet #2

This new version of Phacet welcomes a new page. It boosts stability, clarity, and speed across the app with our weekly batch of improvements and fixes. Here’s what happened this week:

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We reached a SaaS milestone with the release of our Home page

• We have a new home page. This is meant to be your entry point for building and accessing phacet.
• This is currently an - almost - empty input. Yet another one. We’ll improve this in the coming weeks to help you build what you really need. In the meantime, you can access templates to get a shot of inspiration.

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In other news

• Stay oriented automatically: Backlinks on phacets appear on their own, keeping you anchored as you move.
• Text edits fit the cell: The TextEditor adjusts to the cell height and autogrows, so content stays readable.
• Ingest files faster: we added an upload by URL to the public API to reduces steps when sending files.
• Core behavior is sharper: Column creation wording is clearer; small copy fixes tidy things up.

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Bug fixing

• Keep actions reachable: The “Add row” button sticks on the left while you scroll horizontally.
• Match triggers behave reliably: The column now fires as expected, removing a hidden blocker that made you laumch multiple times the matching.
• Nasty tooltip fixed: The “last edit” tooltip shows correctly on the first line.

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If something looks off, tell us. Your feedback helps us sharpen the experience. Shoot me an email come.bohu@phacetlabs.com

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What's new in Phacet #1

We’re introducing a new Template page to help you kickstart a Phacet with preset AI, Python or websearch skills. With templates, creating a Phacet takes minutes. Bonus, we added some disco balls.
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Why it matters

• Inspiration: see what’s possible with ready-made patterns for common financial workflows.
• Clarity: understand how we build a phacet by example. Learning by copying.
• Speed: reduce time to value with opinionated defaults that just work (ours).
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How it works

• Pick a template that matches your goal.
• Launch with preconfigured columns.
• Swap in your data, adjust steps as needed - via the agent builder or in the column settings.

As someone famously said inside Phacet, “Start from a template. Then make it yours.”
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In other news:

• We’ve added multi‑organization support, so people can switch between companies. Perfect for partners onboarding multiple clients to Phacet - one login, fast context switching. This feature is for Romain from CPA.

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Thanks for reading this first release note. We release new updates weekly. Stay tuned. If you have any feedback, feel free to reach out to me come.bohu@phacetlabs.com

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