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@yo1t yo1t released this 19 Jul 13:58
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Highlights

EgressView v1.5.0 makes AI Insights the leftmost start page. Live network posture remains local, while analysis and chat run only when explicitly requested through Ollama, Anthropic, OpenAI, or Amazon Bedrock.

  • Live collection health, connections, devices, destinations, threats, and previous-period comparisons
  • Bounded manual analysis and chat with append-only conversation history
  • Monthly input/output token totals and estimated USD cost, plus provider/model/token/cost metadata per answer
  • Bedrock foundation-model, inference-profile, region, and Guardrail discovery through the AWS SDK default credential chain
  • Bounded five-minute live graph detail, longer enrichment cache lifetimes, stale-work throttling, batched poll persistence, and runtime CPU diagnostics

Monthly AI usage is shown at the bottom of the Insights page so current posture, analysis, and chat remain the primary workflow.

Privacy and pricing

Cloud AI providers remain explicit opt-in and require consent both in saved settings and for each request. Credentials and router-management details are excluded from AI context. Cost values are estimates based on the embedded pricing version; unknown models remain explicitly unpriced, and add-on charges such as Bedrock Guardrails are not included.

Upgrade notes

Existing databases migrate automatically from schema v6 to v7. Startup creates and verifies a full pre-migration backup before changing the database, and stops safely if free-space, WAL checkpoint, copy, or integrity verification fails.

Allow at least approximately twice the current database file size in free disk space before the first v1.5.0 startup. Existing v1-v6 migrations remain available.

Amazon Bedrock may require one-time foundation-model access or an AWS Marketplace subscription for the selected model. See the English and Japanese Bedrock setup guides for IAM and credential-chain examples.

Verification

  • 1,406 unit tests passed on Node.js 22 and 24
  • 60 Playwright browser smoke tests passed; 1 environment-dependent test skipped
  • Coverage: 77.85% lines, 79.20% branches, 73.94% functions
  • ASH, npm audit, secret scan, release safety, package dry-run, and GitHub Pages build passed

Full Changelog: v1.4.0...v1.5.0

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