v0.9.23

simstudioai/simv0.9.23Oct 15, 2026by github-actions[bot]

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AI Summary

This release introduces major new features for project files, such as public sharing, protected delivery, cross-owner copying, and bulk transfers. It also adds rendered delivery with indexed search and publishes an API catalog.

Key Highlights

  • Public sharing and protected delivery for project files
  • Cross-owner copy and bulk transfers for project files
  • Rendered delivery and indexed search for project files
  • Publication of RFC 9727 API catalog
  • Fixes for chat panel resize gestures and PII model recycling

New Features

  • Public sharing for project files
  • Protected delivery for project files
  • Cross-owner copy for project files
  • Bulk transfers for project files
  • Rendered delivery for project files
  • Indexed search for project files
  • RFC 9727 API catalog publication

Full Release Notes

## Features

- feat(project-files): add public sharing and protected delivery (#9019)
- feat(project-files): add cross-owner copy and bulk transfers (#9018)
- feat(project-files): add rendered delivery and indexed search (#9017)

## Improvements

- improvement(api): publish an RFC 9727 API catalog and stop padding tables in docs markdown (#9066)

## Bug Fixes

- fix(chat): preserve panel resize gestures (#9065)
- fix(mothership): take over runs whose controller died and re-run their interrupted tool (#9059)
- fix(files): restore workspace read-path behavior after rendered delivery (#9064)
- fix(pii): load models only in workers and recycle them before memory runs out (#9060)
- fix(project-files): requeue rendered-artifact search after commit and trim Project read transactions (#9063)
- fix(contracts): drop unused project file search query exports (#9062)

## Other Changes

- chore(ci): tag production promotions with release-<sha> for rollback retention (#9061)

## Contributors

- @mzxchandra
- @waleedlatif1

[View changes on GitHub](https://github.com/simstudioai/sim/compare/v0.9.22...v0.9.23)

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