Sinaps Studio v2.3.0

Sinaps Studio 2.3.0 expands the RAG workspace and makes published Squads easier to integrate, test, govern, and observe.

Suite: contracts, API testing, tokens, and usage

• Publish an entire Squad or an individual agent with explicit input/output contracts and configured policies, tools, RAG permissions, and limits.
• Work directly inside each published component with Contract, Test API, Tokens, Usage, and Integration tabs.
• Use the new Postman-style workbench: method/URL bar, Send controls, request tabs and editor, a resizable request area, and responses below the request. Inspect JSON, raw content, headers, HTTP status, time, size, and contract-validation results.
• Run real asynchronous executions or follow them automatically with GET polling. Idempotency keys prevent duplicate work when retrying submissions.
• Export Postman Collection v2.1 and OpenAPI 3.1 JSON, including contracts, examples, HTTP routes, and MCP requests. Exported authentication variables are empty; tester tokens are never included.
• Create expiring application tokens, revoke or delete them, and preserve execution history and traces.

Execution responses and observability

Both POST submissions and GET results now include:

• datetime and squad;
• token_in, token_out, and total_token, accumulated from actual provider usage across agents and nested runs;
• execution_latency_ms, including queue time, and response_latency_ms, measuring server processing for the current HTTP response;
• consultation: { status_url, method: "GET" }.

The creation timestamp stays stable across polls, and completed execution latency stops increasing. Trace Explorer connects the execution to its agents, SQL queries, RAG retrieval, tools, errors, and delivery.

API migration: use consultation.status_url in place of the former top-level status_url. The HTTP Location header continues to identify the result endpoint.

RAG and SinapsSQL

• Organization knowledge bases with StudioSQL schemas and tables, a default catalog, and an initial example table.
• Ingestion from multiple documents, project folders, relational databases, APIs, pipeline stages, datasets, JSON, and webhooks. Reuse dataset schedules and the data orchestrator for recurring workflows.
• Resource validation from the source workbench before ingestion.
• Documents, chunks, embeddings, semantic search, vector graphs, and schema/table/base relationship graphs.
• Database and table storage sizes, update timestamps, record/vector counts, and authorized table or record deletion.
• SinapsSQL with syntax highlighting, wrapped queries, and independent response scrolling.
• Expiring RAG keys, revocation/deletion, selected-table access scopes, request usage, and authenticated external API access on a dedicated port.

Workspace and governance

• Agent profiles, dossiers, governance investigations, limits, and approvals connected to execution records.
• Approval decisions record the authenticated user and time.
• Compact navigation, remembered return routes from Trace Explorer, separate base/table scrolling, and more stable RAG loading layouts.
• Compact themed notifications with a direct Open action, improved native window edges and DPI behavior.
• Portuguese, English, Spanish, and Simplified Chinese; light and dark themes.

Download and update

Download SinapsStudioSetup.exe below for Windows x64. Run it to install or update Sinaps Studio. The update workflow preserves projects, models, settings, and local user data. Close active work when requested by the installer.

The installer includes the native application and base runtime. Optional model runtimes and model weights are installed separately when requested. Development profiles, credentials, private projects, and corporate datasets are excluded.

Verify the download with SHA256.txt. agent-release.json supplies the matching version, size, and checksum for MCP bootstrap installation. RELEASE_NOTES.md contains the full English feature notes and response-field reference.