Changelog

What's new in Vakt360

Shipped features and fixes, newest first.

12 September 2026 · v1.7.0 · AI root-cause analysis and autofix

Run an AI root-cause analysis on any issue for a plain-language cause, ranked suspect files and lines, and a suggested fix.
Link a GitHub repository and the AI opens a draft pull request with the fix on its own branch, watches CI, and pushes a revised commit if the build fails.
After you merge, it confirms the error stays gone and resolves the issue, or reopens it if it returns. Bring your own OpenAI, Azure OpenAI or Anthropic key, or use the built-in model.

Record user sessions with rrweb and link them straight from an issue to the moments before, during and after the error.
Sensitive inputs are masked in the browser before a recording ever leaves the page.
Sampling controls let you record a percentage of sessions, or every session that touches an error.

New alert rule kinds for missed cron check-ins and uptime failures, alongside new issue, regression and spike.
Uptime and cron incidents now route through the same email, Slack and webhook channels as error alerts.
Alert payloads include the check name and the window it missed by, for faster triage.

A monitor is created automatically the first time a scheduled job checks in, no manual setup in the dashboard first.
Cuts down false missed-run alerts during a job's first few scheduled runs while its expected interval is learned.

Ingest now accepts the numeric project id format some older SDK versions and self-hosted forwarders expect, alongside the existing DSN format.
No changes needed for existing integrations; this only widens what we accept.

Transactions grouped by route, with throughput, p50/p75/p95 latency and failure rate.
Apdex scoring per endpoint, with your own satisfaction threshold.
Slow and failing transactions link straight to the errors that happened during them.

Event data is stored with no public endpoint, reachable only from Vakt360's own services.
A behind-the-scenes hardening step, with no change to how you send or query your events.