Release Notes: 2026-06-17

Engineering Insights now reads the way leaders think

What's new

Delivery, reliability, and CI health in Engineering Insights

• A Delivery and Reliability view tracks deployment frequency, lead time for changes, change failure rate, and time to restore, with Elite, High, Medium, and Low bands on every metric
• Teams that do not formally tag deployments still get delivery numbers, and the view tells you when a number is being estimated rather than read directly
• A CI/CD Health view shows build success rate, run and failure counts, duration, and a per-workflow breakdown with flaky-test flags
• A redesigned PR Flow view reports cycle time, time to first review, open-PR aging, and PR size mix
• You can define what counts as production per repository, and record recovery times by hand when automatic detection is not enough

A security and AI-assisted engineering picture

• A Security Posture view lists open vulnerabilities by severity and CVSS score, with exploit probability, the affected repository, and whether a patch is available
• Open alerts over time and a severity mix help frame remediation priorities
• An AI-Assisted Engineering view surfaces adoption and impact signals from Copilot, Cursor, and Claude Code where those tools are connected
• A new AI Leverage measure feeds the Engineering Value Score when AI coding data is present, and leaves the score unchanged when it is not
• Executive reports in Custom Views can now include these delivery, CI, review, and AI measures, scoped to specific repositories and branches

Bloomy answers from live engineering work

• Ask Bloomy about pull requests, issues, commits, workflow runs, and projects across connected GitHub data
• Search and summarize tasks across Jira, Linear, and Asana with consistent assignee resolution
• Run codebase questions like "where is this implemented" against connected repositories, answered in language a leader can forward to their team
• Admins set each live capability to on, off, or admin-only, and people see a clear message when a capability has been turned off
• Gemini 3.5 Flash is available in Bloomy's model picker

Connect your AI tools to Abloomify knowledge

• Connect Cursor, Claude Code, Claude Desktop, and Codex with copy-ready setup snippets
• Employees manage their own scoped connections under My Connectors, while admins issue and revoke organization-wide keys under External AI Access
• Admins can revoke company keys but not an employee's personal connection, so ownership stays clear
• Setup snippets point at a branded address such as mcp.abloomify.com, so the URL your team copies looks like Abloomify
• Connecting Cursor or Claude by key now saves reliably for admins

A clearer device agent rollout for IT

• Download a recommended signed macOS installer or generate a fresh signed build when you need one, with version gating so an older build is not rolled out by accident
• Generate a per-company Chrome profile and download central configuration profiles, with links to the deployment guide
• Set menu bar visibility, turn on silent auto-update, and pin or roll back to a supported version from one place, with settings applied on the agent's next check-in
• Chrome profiles now enforce the correct minimum extension version, and a saved version pin below the current minimum stays visible so admins can change it
• Coding-session context captured on enrolled machines can become searchable company knowledge, subject to scope and admin settings

Who benefits

• Engineering and delivery leaders: see deployment frequency, lead time, failure rate, and recovery time with performance bands and period-over-period change
• Security and risk owners: review open vulnerabilities by severity, CVSS, exploit probability, and patch availability in one view
• Teams adopting AI coding tools: connect Cursor, Claude Code, and similar assistants to Abloomify knowledge with scoped keys, and see adoption signals in Engineering Insights
• IT and operations admins: roll out, configure, and version-control device agents across macOS and Chrome from one console
• Anyone using Bloomy: ask about live GitHub, tasks, and code, within the limits each admin sets

Try it

• Open Engineering Insights to explore the new Delivery, CI/CD Health, Security Posture, and AI-Assisted Engineering views
• Set what counts as production per repository, then build an executive report in Custom Views scoped to the repos and branches you care about
• In Connected Apps, set each Bloomy live capability to on, off, or admin-only, then ask Bloomy about a recent pull request or task
• Connect an AI coding assistant from My Connectors, or issue organization-wide keys from External AI Access
• Manage your fleet from Integrations > Device Agents, including signed installers, auto-update, and version pinning