Version 6.6.6955 dated 09.07.2026

Release information

Parameter	Value
Version	6.6.6955
Date	09.07.2026
Commit	92c67e4dc

✨ New Features

• The Process Simulation Report now includes new tabs: "Scenarios", "Buffers", "SLA", and "Configuration" — allowing you to analyze simulation results across different dimensions, identify bottlenecks, time reserves, and experiment settings in a single window.
• The BPMN AI Assistant now supports a "streaming" response toggle: you can either view the complete result immediately or observe the response being generated in parts — convenient for both quick estimates and detailed analysis.
• The process registry now provides explicit notifications about the automatic creation and detachment of BPMN models — making it easier to track which diagrams are linked to which records and what occurred during changes.
• In the BPMN editor, clicking on the "chip" displaying the diagram type now navigates to the associated diagram — navigation between linked models has become faster and more intuitive.
• The wiki now features a full draft mode: new pages are initially created as invisible drafts, supporting autosave and a separate draft title, while published content is additionally cleaned of unnecessary attachments — this reduces the risk of "raw" publications and text loss.
• Version history with a side panel and improved table of contents has been added for wiki pages: you can view changes chronologically, navigate the structure of long documents more easily, and quickly jump to specific sections.
• A fixed "pin panel" and 1:1 preview mode of the published version have been introduced in wiki edit mode — this helps you see how the page will appear to readers without distraction from service elements.
• In the wiki "Published" mode, the header, menu, author display, and "breadcrumbs" have been redesigned — making it easier for users to understand the page context, its author, and its place within the knowledge base structure.
• The "Folders" section has improved search and move functionality: added highlighting of found text, icons and a close button in the move window, confirmation for bulk actions, and search within the tree during transfer — this reduces errors and speeds up work with large structures.
• A portfolio dashboard (portfolio) has been introduced: dedicated pages and menus for managing the process portfolio, a catalog tree, and filtering by owner — this forms the foundation for a managerial view of the company's process set.
• The events section now includes an event feed and a /events page, as well as an "Add to Calendar" button (Google, Outlook, .ics) and a backup link to the Telegram community — making it easier to track events and avoid missing them.
• Marketing pages now feature a lead magnet "BPMN Cheat Sheet" and redesigned BPMN element pages (facts, contextual hints, "other elements in group" block) — helping you master the notation faster and select the right elements for your task.
• Pricing and product/role pages have been updated: a calculator and scenario toggle have been added, pricing cards and product description blocks have been improved — making it easier to choose the right plan and understand how STORM BPMN addresses the needs of a specific role.

🚀 Improvements

• The simulation report now features a new structure with 10 tabs and convenient "pill" toggles, along with a unified number format that accounts for locale settings. This makes the information easier to read and simplifies comparing metrics.
• In the AI chat, handling of cancelled responses has been improved: the system now reacts more accurately to generation interruptions and avoids unnecessary actions on diagrams, making the assistant's behavior more predictable.
• In the process registry, the display of parent entries and the filter by owner has been improved. This makes it easier to understand the hierarchy and quickly find specific processes by their responsible parties.
• In the "Folders" section, the tree interface and bulk operations have been refined: drag-and-drop indicators, text selection, styling for destructive actions, and breadcrumb behavior have been improved. This reduces the likelihood of accidental errors and makes navigation more intuitive.
• In the wiki, the table of contents, sidebar, and navigation tree have been improved: the "Contents" header is now pinned, clicking on lines works like in modern editors (Notion-style), and scenarios for moving, renaming, and deleting items have been redesigned. Navigating large articles and the knowledge base structure is now significantly more convenient.
• In wiki edit mode, smooth "typewriter-style" scrolling has been added, and synchronization between the draft and the published version has been improved. Editing long texts is now more comfortable.
• In the folders and move interface, the bulk bar has been simplified, icons and a close button have been added for quick dismissal, and search has become more intuitive. Bulk operations now take less time.
• In the admin activity section and other internal interface areas, the UI has been standardized to use a unified style and common components. This increases behavioral predictability and lowers the barrier to entry for new users.
• On the product website, the contact-sales forms, footer, fonts, buttons, and section navigation have been improved. It is now easier for potential clients to contact the team and find the necessary information.
• Marketing pages (home, pricing, product and role pages, implementation guide, and BPMN element pages) have received an updated design and improved structure. Information about STORM BPMN capabilities is now more visual and coherent.
• The event feed and event lightbox have been refined for usability: focus management works correctly, unnecessary scrolling has been eliminated, and loading error states are clear. Viewing events is now more stable and comfortable.

🔧 Fixes

• In the process registry and BPMN model management, issues with detaching and moving models, as well as owner filters, have been resolved — data is displayed correctly and is not lost during changes.
• In the AI chat, situations where canceling a response could trigger unnecessary actions on diagrams have been eliminated — cancellation no longer leads to unexpected changes.
• In the scenario editor and simulation reports, resilience to incomplete data and edge-case calculation errors have been improved — reports are generated without failures, even for complex models.
• In the wiki, minor issues with the header of published pages, fonts, automatic height adjustment, navigation tree, version history, and edit mode have been fixed — pages display and edit more stably.
• In the folders section, duplicates of system tabs have been removed, skeletons during moving and search behavior have been improved — the interface behaves predictably even with large data volumes.
• In the portfolio dashboard and related services, errors in access rights, caching, and type descriptions have been fixed — working with the process portfolio has become more reliable.
• On marketing pages, badge display, thousands separators in prices, mobile layout of cards and buttons, and a number of minor accessibility and focus issues have been fixed — the site works correctly on different devices and is readable for all users.
• In the events section, scrolling when closing the lightbox, error handling during loading, and date formatting have been fixed — viewing and adding events to the calendar works without failures.

Disclaimer

This changelog is generated automatically using AI based on developer commits. Some of the described features may not be available in your configuration or may require additional licenses. For details, refer to the documentation or contact support.

Docker image

docker pull cr.selcloud.ru/stormbpmn-enterprise/stormbpmn_fullstack_enterprise:6.6.6955

Image signature verification (Cosign)

All Docker images are cryptographically signed using Sigstore Cosign. To verify the authenticity of the image:

1. Install Cosign:

# macOS
brew install cosign

# Linux
curl -sSL https://github.com/sigstore/cosign/releases/latest/download/cosign-linux-amd64 -o /usr/local/bin/cosign
chmod +x /usr/local/bin/cosign

2. Verify the signature:

cosign verify \
  --certificate-identity-regexp="https://github.com/KotskinKotskin/stormfullstack/*" \
  --certificate-oidc-issuer="https://token.actions.githubusercontent.com" \
  cr.selcloud.ru/stormbpmn-enterprise/stormbpmn_fullstack_enterprise:6.6.6955

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