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  1. Faster dashboard, tighter security, cleaner UI

    2026.9.2

    A round of performance work, a real security fix, and dashboard polish across the board.

    Improved

    • Dramatically smaller web bundle — re-enabling Rollup tree-shaking shrank the dashboard's entry bundle from 216KB to 30KB gzipped.

    • Faster token verification — a short-lived in-process JWKS cache speeds up the token-verify hot path, and a short-TTL cache accelerates publishable-key resolution.

    • Cleaner card layout — content cards across the dashboard now have consistent padding; many containers that were previously flush to the edge have been fixed.

    Fixed

    • Corrected organization permission requirements — fixed scrambled permission checks on organization routes that were guarding the wrong operations — a real security fix.

    • Unified instance access checks — instance-scoped dashboard routes now consistently route through a single access resolver, closing gaps where access wasn't checked uniformly.

  2. Platform notifications for billing and account activity

    2026.9.1

    Atlas now keeps you informed about the things that matter to your account — before a renewal, when a payment needs attention, and across your subscription's lifecycle — with notification preferences you actually control.

    Added

    • Subscription lifecycle notifications — platform billing events now generate notifications as your subscription is created, changed, and renewed.

    • Payment-failed dunning — when a charge fails, Atlas sends a dunning sequence so a lapsed card doesn't quietly become a lapsed account.

    • Renewal reminders — an upcoming-invoice reminder gives you a heads-up before you're billed for the next term.

    Improved

    • Account notification toggles are now real — the email-notification preferences in your account settings now actually gate the emails you receive.

    • Team emails respect preferences — team notification emails are now gated by each recipient's preference instead of going out unconditionally.

  3. Eleven new SDKs — ship Atlas in your language

    2026.9.0

    Atlas now speaks eleven more languages and frameworks. Whatever your stack, there's a first-party SDK to drop authentication in without hand-rolling API calls.

    Added

    • Seven new server SDKs — Go, Ruby, PHP, Java, .NET, Kotlin, and Flutter/Dart, joining the existing TypeScript, Python, and Swift libraries.

    • Four new frontend SDKs — Vue, Nuxt, Angular, and Svelte, alongside the existing React and Next.js libraries.

    • Backend session minting — server SDKs can now mint sessions directly, so trusted backends can sign users in without a round-trip through the frontend.

    Improved

    • Consistent surface across languages — every SDK exposes the same organizations, roles, sessions, and users resources, so moving between stacks means learning the concepts once.

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