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@RogerPenna RogerPenna released this 17 Jun 14:25
   1 # Grist Admin & Data Toolkit v1.3 - Release Notes
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   3 ## πŸš€ New Features & Enhancements
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   5 ### πŸ€– AI Assistant Refactoring & Multi-Table Export
   6 - **Always-Visible Paste Area:** The AI input field to paste generated data is now always visible as soon
     as you select a document, removing the need to generate a template first.
   7 - **Relational Export (Multi-Table):** You can now select **multiple tables** at once when exporting data
     for AI analysis. The tool generates a unified JSON object (one key per table), allowing Large Language
     Models to analyze relationships (e.g., mapping Strategies to Objectives).
   8 - **Internal IDs Included:** The AI JSON export now explicitly includes the Grist internal `id` for each
     record, which is crucial for the AI to understand and recreate referential links between tables.
   9 - **UX Improvements:** Updated labels in the AI Assistant tab to be more intuitive. The main selector is
     now simply "Document" (serving as both source and target depending on the tool section).
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  11 ### 🌍 Localization & Translation Fixes
  12 - Fixed hardcoded Portuguese table headers in the **Access Rules (ACL)**, **Document Mapping**, **Global
     View**, and **Limits** tabs. All tables now correctly display headers in English when the UI language is
     switched.
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  14 ### πŸ”Œ Server Connection Improvements
  15 - **Auto-Correction for Custom URLs:** When connecting to a self-hosted Grist instance, if the user
     provides the base URL without the required `/api` suffix (e.g., `https://mygristserver.org`), the toolkit
     will automatically append it to prevent connection failures.
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  17 ## πŸ› οΈ Technical Fixes
  18 - Restored the version tracker in the sidebar for English users (previously out of sync with the Portuguese
     interface).
  19 - Kept the cleanup of `gristHelper` columns in the AI export to maintain token efficiency, while restoring
     the necessary `id` context.