September 2025
- Docs & SDKs: Published SDK reference for Python and JavaScript clients, and added detailed docstrings for a smoother developer experience in both SDKs
- Python SDK: Released
AsyncClient
for easier async workflows. - String Operators: Added
lt
,lte
,gt
,gte
,min
, andmax
. - Query Helpers: Introduced
any
andall
helpers. - List Support: Added
contains
andin
operators for list fields. - Observability: Added Query Latency and Write Latency charts to the Usage Metrics in console.
- New Data Type: Added
int8
vector support. - Eager Caching: Added support for eager caching to mitigate tail latencies for concurrent read/write workloads.
- Faster GETs: Added option to cache raw document data and improved performance with zero-copy design.
- Performance: Improved performance for queries with default & strong consistency level.
August 2025
- Lists Data Type: Native support for list fields.
- Performance: Added
skip_refine
query option to improve speed when reranking isn’t needed. - Monitoring: Usage Metrics now available directly in the console.
July 2025
- Math Operators: Added
ln
,exp
,sqrt
,square
,min
,max
, andabs
. - Advanced Querying: Introduced
choose
,match_all
,match_any
,coalesce
, andboost
(with null coalescing). - Binary Data: Added
bytes()
constructor to the Python SDK. - Performance: Optimized workload distribution for large-sacle deployments.
June 2025
- Sparse Vectors: Added support for f32 and u8 sparse vector fields.
- Benchmarks: Published billion-scale benchmarks for dense & sparse vector search with filtering.