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Cogynt.ai v2.23 Release Notes

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Cogility is delighted to announce that Cogynt.ai version 2.23 is generally available for AWS customers as of October 2026. See what's new below.

For more information, or to have your Cogynt.ai instance updated, please contact us.

Authoring and HCEP​

New Cogynt AI Support​

  • A Cogynt AI data source is now available by default in all projects.
  • An event type can now reference the Cogynt AI data source, so that LLM input parameters and prompts can be configured within the event type.
  • Users can select any LLM model enabled in the environment.
  • Response caching is available at the event type level.
    • This cache setting overrides the data source's global cache settings.

Enhanced Support for HTTP Requests​

  • Path Parameters and Body Parameters are now supported as input parameters for HTTP requests.
  • The QUERY, POST, PUT, PATCH, and DELETE methods are now supported.
    • Response schema configuration is optional for the POST, PUT, PATCH, and DELETE methods.
  • Parameters are organized in a tabbed interface for an improved experience when browsing and defining parameters in event type settings.

Partitions Renamed as Group By​

  • Partitions are now referred to as "Group By" for improved clarity and comprehension.
  • Users can now select Group All, No Grouping, or Group by Fields.
    • Group All groups all results into a single shared state (or solution).
    • No Grouping runs statelessly. That is, it assumes every record has no state, and performs computations without maintaining state. This is optimal for running ETL processes.
    • Group by Fields allows users to group their results by selected fields from their ingested records.

Custom Group By Fields​

  • Users can now use computations to derive custom fields from their events, and group their patterns by these custom fields.
  • Users can also group by varying granularity of their date and time fields (for example, by day, month, or year).

Microsoft SQL Support​

  • Users can now create a Microsoft SQL data source to use as a lookup source.

Test Connection Button​

  • Users can now test the connection to a data source while creating or editing it.
  • This allows users to troubleshoot connectivity issues before deployment.

Improved Constraint Definition Experience​

  • The constraint definition flows in a more logical order: first field, comparison operator, then second field.
  • "Constraint Computations" are now "Custom Fields", an option embedded in the field selection dropdown menu.

New Computation Function: JSON Builder​

  • Users can now build JSON objects from within computations to create nested JSON structures and reduce the number of unnecessary fields exposed in the outcome schema of a pattern.

Improved Deployment Resource Configuration (Advanced)​

  • In the past, the CPU request and limit for both task and job managers were set to be the same. Users can now define different limit and request values to fine-tune the resource consumption of a deployment, which should help save on operational cost when the deployment is idle.

Other​

  • Removed unused options in the computation toolbar for a cleaner look and feel.
  • Updated the design of the Custom Field (formerly Constraint Computations) modal, which now includes a Save button.
  • The right side panel is now collapsible to make room during demos.

Workstation​

New Event Comments and Attachments​

  • Analysts may now post comments directly to events in Workspace to facilitate richer coordination and communication among the team.

AI Chatbot User Experience Improvements​

  • Removed side panel on event-based chats.
  • Added avatars user prompts and breakpoints for model changes for improved visibility.

Workspace Improvements​

  • Analysts may now reorder their workspaces via drag and drop.
  • Analysts may also assign a meaningful icon and color to communicate the workspace’s intended use.
  • Better messaging when deleting a Workspace informs user that this action will not affect others.

Workspace Template Improvements​

  • Analysts may also assign a meaningful icon and color to communicate the workspace template’s intended use.
  • Better messaging when deleting a Template to informs user that this action delete it for all other users

Object Detail Viewer Improvements​

  • Long fields are no longer scrollable, making it easier to view the last field.
  • “View More” link is present so analysts may read lengthy text in a dedicated full-page modal .
  • Event templates with multiple columns will auto-collapse to fewer columns to support very narrow widths