Changelog · v0.31.1
Released September 20, 2026. New database operations cover sequencing runs, gene-set enrichment and reference-genome identity; classification models are optional.
Official release · Changes since v0.31.0
New database operations
| Capability | Where to start |
|---|---|
| ENA run and FASTQ inventory | Resolve an ENA/INSDC accession, inspect truncation, then request file URLs, sizes and upstream checksums. These tools do not download or verify files. Sequencing data |
| g:Profiler enrichment | Check the organism and source versions, define the gene list and background, then inspect mappings and corrected results. Worked example with outputs |
| NCBI reference genomes | Resolve taxon ambiguity, inspect a versioned assembly and map sequence aliases before combining sources. Reference identity |
The operation reference and downloadable registry now cover v0.31.1: 244 data-source operations, plus two Molecule operations, across the same 24 Connectors.
Settings and recovery
Classification models appear as a tab under Settings → Model. A configured compatible service can assist capability selection for supported main-conversation routes. Use default method works without one; adding a classification service does not replace Main.
Remote pairing brings requests above trusted browsers and shows expiry countdowns. Match the displayed code before accepting. Revoking the current browser removes its own access.
When network protection blocks an R run, the inline warning states that the cell was not executed and links to relevant settings. Changing a setting is not a completed rerun.
Fixes
Fixes cover persistent Windows kernels and package inventories, session recovery, approval-card focus, PDF figures/tables, GTEx pagination, Open Targets partial errors and the default hg19 conservation track.
For usage instructions, see research packages, database queries and classification models. The preceding release is v0.31.0.