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# Kodesage release Notes - 0.7.2

### **21 January 2026** <a href="#release-notes-kodesage-0.7.2-date" id="release-notes-kodesage-0.7.2-date"></a>

#### 📊 **Metrics Enhancements** <a href="#metrics-enhancements" id="metrics-enhancements"></a>

* Introduced a new **Download all projects statistics** button, providing detailed usage statistics via a downloadable report.
* Added **new metrics**, including **time-to-first-token (TTFT)** for Ask Kodesage and **API usage stats**

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#### ✨ **General Improvements** <a href="#general-improvements" id="general-improvements"></a>

* Added a built-in **PDF viewer** for Data Sources and manually tagged references.
* Improved **PDF upload and processing status**, making ingestion progress clearer and more reliable.
* Refined and enhanced the **left-side navigation menu** for better usability.

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#### 💬 **Ask Kodesage Enhancements** <a href="#ask-kodesage-enhancements" id="ask-kodesage-enhancements"></a>

* Enabled adding of **PDFs and Confluence pages using @** to context
* Improved the **Reference panel** and refreshed the **manual tagging** experience


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