0.10.11
Suggestion settings describe preview deadlines, and Protection labels staff review without
advertising removed message cleanup. Read the full release notes.
0.10.10
Pup no longer expires stored content, clears old records or schedules message cleanup. Manual
deletion and access checks remain. Read the full release notes.
0.10.8
The roadmap now lists every supported command and subcommand, with prefix availability made
explicit. Read the full release notes.
0.10.7
Use the configured text prefix for every slash command. Protection actions run in order without
unnecessary retry delays, and notices describe what actually happened. Read the full release
notes.
0.10.6
Expired case-evidence files now enter the regular deletion queue. Legal holds and extended
retention deadlines are checked again before storage deletion. Read the full release
notes.
0.10.5
When a member is clear from a direct reply conversation, Pup can use their Discord ID to check
recorded joins and leaves. If the person is unclear, Pup asks who you mean instead of repeating an
old count. Read the full release notes.
0.10.4
Log-channel cleanup no longer creates another wave of deletion logs. Recent message changes can
show text and author details Pup captured, and member logs and cases show the identity information
recorded at the time. Read the full release notes.
0.10.3
Staff with the right access can ask Pup about recorded member joins and leaves or moderation cases
in the conversation. Read the full release notes.
0.10.0
Pup’s Assistant can now research with cited sources, read links and PDFs, find past messages,
answer questions about your server and Pup, and set reminders and polls. Read the full release
notes.
0.9.6
Fix saving Honeypot and other protections whose settings are stored entirely in the protection
policy. Read the full release notes.
0.9.5
Set up moderation, find members, review reports and configure protections with consistent controls
and visible next actions. Read the full release notes.
0.9.4
Review protection behavior and recent matches, configure join and cleanup policies more clearly,
and reopen a lockdown in selected stages. Read the full release notes.
0.9.2
Search channels, roles and members without losing selections. Protection settings and Assistant
channel overrides are easier to configure, and unsaved changes are clearer. Read the full release
notes.
0.9.0
Configure protection responses with message deletion, warnings, and one member punishment.
Dashboard resource pickers now combine searching and selection in one control. Read the full
release notes.
0.8.3
Discord event logs now use compact, descriptive layouts with useful event details and explicit
explanations when earlier message text is unavailable. Read the full release
notes.
0.8.2
Pup’s public roadmap now describes the Community assistant’s current scope and validation state
instead of calling it postponed. Read the full release notes.
0.8.1
Pup now presents logs, workflows, polls, moderation results, suggestions, and identity assets with
clearer Discord-native hierarchy. Read the full release notes.
0.7.7
Dashboard Logs now checks saved routes when reporting whether each destination channel is ready.
Read the full release notes.
0.7.5
Pup now keeps short direct replies on the current topic and recalls only closely related server
memory. Read the full release notes.
0.7.4
Pup now understands short follow-ups from the preceding conversation and shows a typing indicator
while preparing its answer. Read the full release notes.
0.7.3
Pup now keeps direct replies anchored to the member who sent them, even when the reply chain
mentions other people. Read the full release notes.
0.7.2
Pup now follows the direct Discord reply chain and keeps each member’s request separate when
conversation gets busy. Read the full release notes.
0.7.1
Pup now keeps each answer attached to the message that invoked it, even when several members ask
questions at once. Read the full release notes.
0.7.0
Chat with Pup in Discord and configure how it speaks, where it responds and what the server lets
it learn. Read the full release notes.
0.6.12
Anonymous confessions and owner access across reviews, suggestions, polls and support. Read the
full release notes.
0.6.11
Complete server-owner access now preserves anonymous review authorization. Read the full release
notes.
0.6.10
Anonymous submissions are confession-only, and the Discord server owner has complete Pup access
without role setup. Read the full release notes.
0.6.9
Server settings directly control their features, with no temporary rollout switch or expiry. Read
the full release notes.
0.6.8
Server settings now directly control their features; no temporary rollout switch or expiry is
involved. Read the full release notes.
0.6.7
Version 0.6.7 removed temporary rollout gates; use 0.6.8 or later for the corrected release
metadata. Read the full release notes.
0.6.6
Anonymous submissions now show the destination, deadline and post first, with a private way to
recover the text. Read the full release notes.
0.6.5
Version 0.6.5 was withdrawn before deployment; use 0.6.6 or later. Read the full release
notes.
0.6.4
Maintenance builds now use native ARM runners for the hosted runtime. Read the full release
notes.
0.6.3
Version 0.6.3 was withdrawn before deployment; use 0.6.4 or later. Read the full release
notes.
0.6.2
Choose several reviewer roles so the right moderators can read anonymous submission authors. Read
the full release notes.
0.6.1
Confirm your private preview to publish anonymously without waiting for moderator approval. New
posts have no automatic expiry. Read the full release notes.
0.6.0
Find each task in one place, manage polls and support conversations from the dashboard, and review
protection changes before applying them. Read the full release notes.
0.5.11
Dashboard pages load with fewer repeated requests. Role member counts are now available on
request, and workload insights load correctly. Read the full release notes.
0.5.10
Newly installed servers can choose their moderation log channel in General settings. Read the
full release notes.
0.5.9
Prefix warnings now work when optional emoji-spam settings have not been configured. Read the
full release notes.
0.5.8
Clearer command responses and dashboard guidance, with simpler ticket questions and lockdown
controls. Read the full release notes.
0.5.7
Pup restores verified command registration when a retry finds that the exact command payload was
already applied. Read the full release notes.
0.5.6
Accept and display all supported Discord bot permission gaps in dashboard health responses. Read
the full release notes.
0.5.5
Remove a trailing space that Discord trims from the poll command payload, preventing false
registration drift. Read the full release notes.
0.5.4
Treat provider-managed metadata and equivalent defaults as the same registered command while
preserving semantic drift checks. Read the full release notes.
0.5.3
Publish every required Discord command option before optional options, as required by the provider
API. Read the full release notes.
0.5.2
Use the bundled WebSocket transport for reliable Discord Gateway connections in the Bun production
bot runtime. Read the full release notes.
0.5.1
Include the bot’s schema dependency in the pruned production image so the 0.5 bot starts
correctly. Read the full release notes.
0.5.0
Configure and inspect Pup, moderate safely, review security signals, route logs, manage community
workflows, and provide private member support. Read the full release notes.
0.4.1
Fix server command verification, anonymous settings and protection scope saves, and moderation
history with service actors. Read the full release notes.
0.4.0
Manage warnings and timers, refine protection rules, recover dashboard navigation, and review
anonymous confessions with clear privacy boundaries. Read the full release
notes.
0.3.1
Access settings group permissions clearly, dashboard settings warn about unsaved changes, and
health and operator access are easier to understand. Read the full release
notes.
0.3.0
Owners can choose built-in or custom permissions, grant access to people or roles, and revoke it.
Moderation checks both Pup grants and current Discord permissions and hierarchy. Read the full
release notes.
0.2.12
The roadmap now distinguishes capability progress from an uncommitted release scope, reports
snapshot freshness, and links verified versions to their release pages. Product guides and command
references are maintained with the application. Read the full release notes.
0.2.11
Corrected kick, ban and unban replies and permission-denial wording. This baseline includes
verified dashboard performance corrections and dependency updates. Read the full release
notes.