September 28, 2026

This release adds a Data section for managing the files you load into Beye, lets the assistant sort free text into categories you define, and lets you update a published report in place instead of publishing a second copy. Four new models are also available in the picker.

New

Data section

Managing the data you load into Beye now has its own section in the workspace, alongside your conversations and collections.

The Overview shows your landing zone at a glance, so you can tell whether it is set up and ready without going looking.

The Landing Zone tab holds your connection details. You can reveal your secret key in a single click, download a credentials file, and rotate your keys behind a confirmation step when you need to.

The Upload tab takes files by drag and drop and uploads them in resumable pieces, with progress shown for each file. An interrupted upload can be retried rather than started over, and you are warned before leaving the page while one is still running.

The Files tab browses your landing zone folder by folder, so listings stay quick even when a folder holds a lot of files. You can sort, download, and delete, and deletion is never offered for folders or for generated artifacts.

The Data section is available to workspace owners and admins. Other members see the Overview.

Categorize free text

The assistant can now sort a column of free text into a set of categories you define.

Give it the labels you want, such as billing, shipping, and product quality, and it assigns one to every row. Because the label set is fixed up front, results stay consistent across the whole column instead of drifting into loosely worded variations.

Each distinct value is categorized once, so a column with heavy repetition costs far less time than its row count suggests.

Categorization is available both as a direct request in conversation and from inside an analysis, so you can categorize a column and then immediately chart or summarize the result in the same piece of work.

Up to 2,000 rows can be categorized in a single run.

Replace a published report

You can now update a published report in place, rather than publishing a second copy alongside it.

Make your changes on your own dashboard, then publish and choose to replace the existing report. Its content, filters, and title are all updated.

The report keeps its original link, so anything you have already shared continues to work and readers do not need a new address.

Replacing is offered to the person who owns the report. Everyone else publishes as new, exactly as before.

Four new models

Claude Opus 5.5, GPT 6 Astra, GPT 6 Sol, and GPT 6 Luna are now available in the model picker.

All four support adjustable reasoning depth, from low through maximum. GPT 6 Sol and GPT 6 Luna can also run with reasoning turned off for quicker, more direct answers, while Opus 5.5 and GPT 6 Astra always reason.

Any default you have already set is unchanged, and existing conversations keep the model they were started with.

Fixed

Publishing the same dashboard to a collection twice

Previously, if you published a dashboard to a collection, changed it, and published again under a new name, the app took you to the original report as though the second publish had worked. You saw the old title and the old filters, with nothing to indicate the change had not gone through.

The publish dialog now tells you the dashboard is already in that collection under its current title, and offers to open it. From there you can replace the existing report with your newer version.