Here are the highlights from this week:

1. Intelligent Log Pruning

Currently, we truncate uploaded logs to improve processing efficiency. With this update, we are using intelligent pruning techniques to preserve all relevant information, enabling more precise and effective query responses. For instance, when querying "Why am I seeing high connection failures" from the uploaded logs, Deductive will now keep all relevant log data intact for accurate analysis irrespective of the total size of the logs.

2. Smarter Code Search

Deductive is now even smarter at knowing when to search for code. Previously, you had to be explicit with commands like “search for code for PlaceOrder API.” Now, you can simply ask, “where is PlaceOrder API defined” and Deductive will automatically search for it. This makes getting answers faster and more intuitive, reducing the effort needed to find the code you need.

3. Improved Query Recommendations

Deductive now gives clear, actionable queries to help you find specific information from connected data sources.

• Before: You might see a suggestion like, "Please provide the code for PlaceOrder API," which could be unclear on how to proceed.
• Now: Deductive provides a ready-to-use query like, "Type Search the code for PlaceOrder API," making it easy to take action.

This improvement allows you to interact with Deductive naturally, helping you get the information you need more quickly.

4. Markdown Formatted Questions

Questions in Deductive now support rich formatting, including code snippets, bullet points, and long text without overflow. This ensures that both questions and answers are displayed clearly, making complex information easier to read and understand.

You can checkout all the previous releases here.