Between September 9 and September 16, organization deletion moved to two deliberate steps, with an approval page that states plainly when it cannot confirm a link's status. File version restore now preserves binary attachments exactly, and the agent tells you directly when it cannot read something you attached.
Terminating an organization workspace and permanently deleting it are now two separate actions, each with its own confirmation step. Removal always passes through the standard waiting period first, rather than skipping straight to permanent deletion in one action.
Restoring a previous file version or committing a working copy now copies the underlying bytes exactly, rather than passing them through a text decoder. Images, PDFs and other binary attachments keep their original content and exact size through a restore, so an uploaded scan or document reopens correctly afterward.
When a document attached to a conversation cannot be extracted, the agent names which attachment is unreadable and continues answering the rest of your question. You can then re-upload the file or try a different format, rather than a task ending with no answer at all.
