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August 2026

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The DevPlus changelog is live

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March 2026

Improvement
Governance

Dynamic governance policies hot-reload without a restart

Governance policies can now be created from the admin UI in addition to shipping as static Cedar files. Dynamic policies are stored in the database, converted to Cedar automatically, and hot-reloaded into the governance service — a new forbid policy takes effect across the entire system within seconds, with no deploys and no restarts.

Release
Governance
Security

Cedar-powered governance engine gates every deployment

Our governance engine, built on the open-source Cedar policy language, now evaluates policies at the two moments that matter most: when you ask to do something, and right before it actually happens.

  • Request-time authorization — every API call is evaluated against Cedar policies before it reaches a handler
  • Pre-apply deployment gating — Terraform plan details (cost estimates, change counts, destructive replacements) are evaluated before apply
  • Expressive guardrails — cost limits, blast-radius caps, temporal constraints, and project-scoped rules
  • Fail-closed by default — if the governance service is unreachable, deployments are blocked, with a configurable fail-open mode
Release
Discovery
AI Agents

Discovery: autonomous environment mapping for every connector

Discovery is available today for all DevPlus users. Plug in a connector and our agents autonomously map your environment — no spreadsheets, no stale architecture diagrams.

  • Network topology — VPCs, subnets, peering, and routing
  • Core infrastructure resources — compute, storage, databases, and managed services
  • Deployment patterns — how services are currently deployed and scaled
  • Egress paths — how traffic flows out of your environment
  • Service dependencies — what depends on what, and where the blast radius lives