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yorker deploy and yorker diff mask credentials in the plan they print and in --json output. The JSON plan no longer includes full resource payloads.
The docker run command shown when you create a runner key now reads the key from your shell and names a fixed agent release.
The private location agent is now a published Docker image you update with docker compose pull. Yorker shows each agent's version, tells you when a newer release exists, and names any assigned monitors the agent cannot run.
Browser monitors on a private location now show their screenshots in Yorker with no storage to set up. Update the agent to 1.0.2 to get them.
HTTP monitors now drop the api-key auth header when a redirect leaves the original origin, the same as they already did for Authorization.
yorker test runs each HTTP monitor's assertions locally with the same logic as hosted runs and exits non-zero on failure. This changes the command's exit code.
The CLI now uses a poll-based device-code flow modeled on Vercel and GitHub, so login works in every browser, including Safari.
The CLI now opens a browser to authenticate, so first-run no longer means copying an API key out of the dashboard.
On-demand root-cause investigation from the UI or CLI. Reads recent runs, logs, and correlation context before answering.
Upload an OpenAPI spec and Yorker scaffolds an HTTP monitor per operation, with no hand-writing boilerplate.
The location picker now groups hosted and private locations and shows a live health badge for each one.
Manage private location agents from the terminal and spin them up with a reference Docker Compose config.
Hosted and private location runs are tracked independently and overages flow to Stripe as invoice items on the next bill.
A rule-based classifier that tags alert insights instantly without waiting for a model generation round-trip.
Nine new feature pages covering browser monitoring, API monitoring, OTel, SLOs, SSL, alerting, and more.
Tag monitors with key/value labels, filter the dashboard by label, and emit labels as OTel resource attributes.
Purpose-built monitoring for Model Context Protocol servers over Streamable HTTP.
The alert triage page now surfaces a short explanation of the likely cause, built from recent runs and correlation context.
The SLO dashboard now links directly to the check results that are eating your error budget.
Install pre-built HyperDX dashboard packs for your Yorker checks. Works with both self-hosted and ClickStack Cloud.
Browser check screenshots now render as a responsive grid instead of a horizontal scroll strip.
Set an IANA timezone for your team and all timestamps in the UI render in your local zone.