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This update introduces workflow graphs, a saved-state inspector, log search, multi-job live logs, and a run activity heatmap, along with deeper metrics across jobs, workflows, and nodes. WORKFLOWS • View any workflow or run as a graph. Tap a task to view logs, approve or reject a gate, or recover the run from that point. • Workflow lists and run details now display outcome bars, fan-out progress, sensor pokes, retry times, and task-level CPU and memory usage. • Tap an approval or workflow-failure alert to go directly to that run. • Every workflow state now uses a distinct icon instead of relying on color alone. JOBS • Job lists and details now show retries, overdue SLA checks, interrupted runs, live CPU and memory usage, resource limits, and cluster ownership. • Run history lists the newest runs first and includes a stats summary and duration chart. • Resource charts can display any active instance or any of the last 20 runs. • Success rates match server logic: only succeeded and failed runs are counted, while skipped, cancelled, and interrupted runs are excluded. • Job, workflow, and approval actions display the server’s response on screen, including the reason if a request is rejected. • Filter the job board by status, sort by duration, and view fleet totals at the top. LOGS • Search using plain text or regex, filter to matching lines, and toggle line wrapping, line numbers, timestamps, and terminal colors. Export any log as a text file. • Stream up to four jobs simultaneously in a single live view. Logs retain up to 5,000 lines. INCIDENTS • View job outcomes across 6-hour, 24-hour, or 7-day windows with the new run activity heatmap. • Use Review actions to restart failing jobs or cancel active ones individually, and share incident summaries. SCHEDULE • Up Next displays live countdowns for the next eight scheduled runs across all jobs. • Job details warn you about potential overlapping runs, back-to-back schedules, or multiple jobs starting in the same minute. • The cron sandbox shows which existing jobs use the expression you are testing. SERVERS AND CLUSTERS • The Node tab displays the server version, job set ID, cluster peers, leases, and assigned jobs. Job details also show the job's state on each node. • Inspect a server's saved state—including retries, slots, leases, documents, and records—directly from the Node tab. • Resource pools now show queue limits and completion times for each entry. • An eye icon on the server button indicates a view-only token. This update also includes minor bug fixes and improvements.