Changelog

Langy for Everyone, and Voice Agent Testing

Langy, the in-product assistant, now opens for every member of a project, and it stays open as you move between pages so a reply finishes instead of restarting.

LangWatch Team · June 7, 2026

What You Can Do Now

Langy, your in-product assistant

  • Langy now mounts for every team member of a project. No staff flag, no waitlist; if you can see the project, Langy is there.

  • Moving between pages inside a project keeps the panel open, preserves your composer draft, and lets an in-flight response finish instead of resetting on every click.

  • Each project gets its own dedicated Langy API key, provisioned automatically.

  • Langy's own worker activity is traced into your project (tagged "langy"), so you can see exactly what it did.

Test voice agents (Scenario)

  • The TypeScript SDK can now test voice agents end to end on a consolidated, clean stack.

  • The OpenAI Realtime adapter moved to the GA Realtime wire protocol, and empty-content turns no longer trip the snapshot emitter.

  • A new voice agents banner on Home points you straight at it.

Author trigger automations

  • One staged authoring drawer replaces the old three-form split for building triggers, with a dispatch-health view so you can see what actually fired.

  • Trigger notifications are now Liquid-templated, so you can customize the email and Slack output your automations send.

Map datasets faster

  • Mapping dropdowns now offer every span, evaluator, and event-type name seen across the project in the last 30 days, not just whatever is in the trace in front of you.

  • The span mapping dropdown is searchable, with clearer one-row-per-span labels.

Configure data retention

  • Set per-category retention (traces, scenarios, experiments) at the organization, team, or project level, enforced with ClickHouse-native TTL. Narrower scopes override broader ones.

And a lot of polish

  • Deleting an experiment now archives it (recoverable) instead of hard-deleting it across every store.

  • The workflow code editor gained a light and dark Monaco theme, Python standard-library intellisense, and secrets autocomplete.

  • Traces v2 drive-through pass: a facet-manager popover to choose your sidebar facets, near-live facet updates, and a smoother trace drawer.

  • REST trace ingestion no longer rejects traces with more than 200 spans.

  • Evaluator result popovers show the full reasoning and details again, for both scorers and LLM-as-judge.

  • A unified langwatch claude command (plus codex, gemini, and opencode) gives one-step gateway and tracing onboarding.

  • Workflow secrets resolve as secrets.NAME in code blocks and {{ secrets.NAME }} in HTTP-block URLs, headers, and auth.

Screenshots

A new voice agents banner on Home.

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Workflow code editor: secrets autocomplete in the Monaco editor.

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Dataset mapping now offers every project span from the last 30 days.

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Per-tenant data retention: add a policy at org, team, or project scope.

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Notes

  • Under the hood we removed the Python langwatch_nlp service entirely; nlpgo is now the single execution engine. Fewer moving parts.

  • A consolidated security sweep closed more than 40 dependency alerts across the monorepo this week (including 9 CRITICAL).

  • More ClickHouse performance work: time-predicate fixes that stop cold scans and topic-clustering out-of-memory errors.