Mage Pro release announcement

July 15, 2026

AI Sidekick, terminal autocomplete, account access controls, global log search, monitoring dashboards, and broader integration coverage give teams more control over Mage Pro workflows.

Mage Pro July 2026 release visual

Mage Pro’s July release adds a more capable AI Sidekick, a production-ready terminal experience, account access controls, and deeper observability for teams building and operating production pipelines.

Highlights since the last ProLog

A prospect-friendly view of the biggest product changes from the current release index.

New AI Sidekick

Teams can create pipelines from chat, debug failed runs with execution context, continue richer Sidekick threads, and watch subagent progress as multi-step work happens.

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Terminal with autocomplete and Git

The Mage terminal now supports command autocomplete, Git authentication flows, reconnect handling, prompt metadata, and hardened production routing.

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Account access controls

Authenticator-app enrollment, required sign-in verification, account-settings placement, attempt tracking, and lockout handling give admins more control over workspace access.

Global logs and monitoring

OpenSearch-backed log search, overview monitoring, pipeline health views, schedule heatmaps, async remote logs, and alerting hooks give operators a clearer view of production workflows.

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Additional release notes

  • Pipeline authoring coverage

    Templates, pipeline-scoped file browsing, custom syntax themes, dynamic block output handling, fan-out guardrails, and raw Markdown editing are included in this image.

  • Data source and workspace coverage

    Browser-download ingestion, multi-queue Amazon SQS, Salesforce Marketing Cloud SOAP, Facebook Ads handling, dbt 1.11.6, release-tag deployments, and workspace search are now available.

  • Security and dependency maintenance

    Critical Trivy findings are addressed across Python libraries, frontend lockfiles, PySpark bundled jars, and Docker image packages.

  • Database migration diagnostics

    New recovery commands help inspect migration history, schema state, locks, rollback, migrate, or stamp a database.

  • Run visibility and log loading

    Kubernetes execution phase appears in run details, while remote S3 and GCS logs load asynchronously during investigation.

Other notes

  • Codex runner lifecycle and Sidekick goal-stream ordering fixes reduce confusing disconnected-runner and interim-message states.

  • Pipeline graph, dynamic child output tags, sign-in redirects, and filter draft behavior receive targeted fixes.

View release notes on GitHub