Changelog
June 3, 2026
- Rich HTML outputs now render — Altair, Bokeh, folium, styled DataFrames, and great_tables show on their record page instead of a plain text dump. Anything that displays as HTML in Jupyter is captured automatically; interactive script-driven outputs render behind a one-click gesture in an isolated sandbox
May 21, 2026
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privatevisibility now requires signing in. Anonymous accounts can still useunlisted(the default) for a hard-to-guess shareable link - One-click "Publish to profile" button on your own unlisted records
- Record descriptions show under the title on your profile
April 24, 2026
- Pasting a record or profile URL into Slack, iMessage, LinkedIn, or Discord now shows a rich preview with chart thumbnail, title, and creator
- Plotly charts get rich previews too — install with
pip install getskua[plotly] -
skua.record()result metadata now includessession_id, so notebook code can build the collection URL directly - Records with retention over two years no longer show an "Expires in 24 years" line
April 23, 2026
- Terminology cleanup: legal, error, and shared-link pages now consistently say "record" (was "snapshot" / "finding")
April 22, 2026
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skua.record()rejects emptystr,dict, andlistinputs with aValidationError - Profile avatars are now unique gradient blobs (were initial letters)
- Visibility selector redesigned as a dropdown with icons, descriptions, and keyboard navigation
- Profile records list:
+Ntag chip reveals hidden tags on hover - Verifying your email lands you on your profile in owner view
- Trust page rewritten for the three-way visibility model: Public, Unlisted, Private
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skua.status()works without prior setup — call it at the top of a fresh notebook to check auth state
April 21, 2026
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skua.record()is the primary one-liner.skua.snap()stays as an alias. URLs use/r/…(old/s/…links redirect) - Explicit sessions:
skua.init("<name>")names the bucket your recordings share a URL with. Same(session, title)updates in place - Owner dashboard on your profile: group recordings by Session, Type, Date, or Visibility — with Today / This week / This month / Earlier buckets
- Inline delete — click trash, confirm in place. No more modal dialogs
- Expiration warning only goes amber within a week of expiring
- Anonymous recordings now show alongside verified ones on your profile
April 20, 2026
- Inline visibility edit — click the pill on your own recording to switch between Public, Unlisted, Private
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skua.login()recovers gracefully if you clicked the email link after the verification window expired - Tags now show on the profile list on mobile
- Re-recorded items show an "Updated" date alongside the original "Created" date
April 19, 2026
- Login redesign — verification opens in your browser, with a friendlier message when email is over capacity
- Three-way visibility model: every recording is Public, Unlisted, or Private
- Gmail's link prefetcher no longer burns single-use verification tokens before you click them
- Raw recording URLs come straight from the API —
pd.read_csv(url)just works - Creator username exposed in
SnapResult.metadata
April 18, 2026
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skua.open_profile()— one terminal call, browser opens to your profile already logged in - Profile pages show an "Owner view" badge with inline controls when you're signed in
April 17, 2026
- Privacy-preserving pageview analytics — no cookies, no third-party trackers
March 28, 2026
- First blog post — "Your best chart is the one nobody saw"
- Trust page — how Skua handles your data
- Plotly figures render as fully interactive charts
- CLI
--tagsflag:skua record chart.png --tags growth,q3
March 24, 2026
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skua.snap()as the primary one-liner (skua.record()kept as an alias) - CLI for sharing files from the terminal:
skua snap chart.png --title "Q3 Revenue" - Recording URLs use
/s/instead of/f/(old links redirect) -
llms.txtfor AI discoverability — LLMs can find Skua in their tool search
March 10, 2026
- DataFrame tables auto-size columns to content, with drag-to-resize
- Sticky index column stays visible when scrolling wide tables
- Click a column header icon to sort tables
February 28, 2026
- Docs and home-page examples show real recording URLs
February 14, 2026
- Python
dictand NumPy arrays render as formatted tables