Significant progress was made today focused on enhancing user access and improving data lineage visibility within the workspace. The primary user-facing update was the successful integration of Google and Microsoft OAuth capabilities, allowing users to sign in using their existing social credentials. This feature was accompanied by a revamped login interface featuring prominent brand icons for these new options, alongside the introduction of a dedicated, automatically redirecting logout page.

Further refinements were delivered to the data provenance tracking capabilities. These updates focused on making the system more robust by improving error handling for AI-generated hints and ensuring stricter permission checks during template version publishing. We also simplified the visual styling within the chat interface related to field context to provide a cleaner user experience when reviewing AI-driven insights.

Finally, backend adjustments were implemented to support the new authentication flows, specifically by relaxing API rate limits temporarily during OAuth redirect sequences. This infrastructure change helps ensure smooth transitions for users adopting the new social login methods without encountering access issues.