Releasesby GlyphMay 2026
Unauthenticated access , the CLI and MCP server now answer requests without an API key, on a shared public tier, so you can evaluate them before creating an account. See Authentication . Authentication & rate-limit guides , new Authentication and Rate limits pages cover the device-code login flow, API keys, and the unauthenticated vs. authenticated tiers.
Also shipped Aug 17, 2026Keenable in August 2026 →
AI mode for sensitive data classification (Public Preview)
Sensitive data classification now supports AI mode in public preview. When you enable AI mode on a classification profile, Snowflake uses the OpenAI GPT-5 Mini model to identify additional semantic categories beyond those detected by standard classification, which can improve accuracy.
New SNOWFLAKE_COCO_USAGE_HISTORY view in Account Usage and Organization Usage (General availability)
The SNOWFLAKE_COCO_USAGE_HISTORY view is now generally available in the ACCOUNT_USAGE and ORGANIZATION_USAGE schemas. It provides a unified view of usage history for CoCo across the CLI, Desktop, and Snowsight interfaces. The information in the view includes the number of credits consumed each time a user interacts with CoCo.
Upcoming deprecation of the data quality monitoring downstream_impact column
The downstream_impact column in the data quality monitoring results system table is being deprecated. Deprecation begins September 7, 2026, and rolls out gradually across regions over the following week. Until the rollout reaches your workspace, you might still be able to query downstream_impact .
Upcoming deprecation of the data quality monitoring root_cause_analysis column
The root_cause_analysis column in the data quality monitoring results system table is being deprecated. Deprecation begins August 18, 2026, and rolls out gradually across regions over the following several days. Until the rollout reaches your workspace, you might still be able to query root_cause_analysis .
Session restore for serverless jobs is now in Beta
Restore the Python variables and Spark session from a serverless compute job run into a new interactive notebook, so you can debug a failure or explore results without rerunning the job. Databricks automatically captures a state snapshot when an eligible run fails, runs 30 minutes or longer, or is cancelled, and keeps it for 7 days after the run completes.
Identity attributes in ABAC column mask policies (Beta)
Identity attributes are in Beta. You can now write Unity Catalog ABAC column mask policy conditions that target users by attributes synced from your identity provider, such as department or country , in addition to group membership.
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August 2026
Point-in-time search , query_time is now documented on both the MCP tool and the Search API : search the index as it stood at an instant, and have relative date filters resolve against that instant rather than now. Two more search parameters , max_results caps how many results come back (1–50), and snippet_max_length caps the snippet per result.
July 2026
Prompt-driven extraction , the Fetch endpoint accepts a prompt , and returns what an LLM read out of the page for that instruction instead of the whole page. Usage and overrides over MCP , every authenticated tool call now reports its cost under _meta["keenable/usage"] , and an integrator can pin the search mode with _meta["keenable/overrides"] .
September 2026
Keenable on Baseten , web search and page fetch run as server-side tools on Baseten Model APIs. Name the two tools in a chat request and the model searches and reads pages inside Baseten's inference loop; no MCP client and no Keenable key, because Baseten meters the calls onto your Baseten invoice.
June 2026
Live fetching on the Fetch API , the Fetch endpoint now accepts a live parameter to retrieve a page in real time instead of serving the cached copy. Use it when freshness matters more than latency.
April 2026
Keenable API launch , the initial public release of the Keenable platform for AI agents: the Search API ( /v1/search ), the Fetch API ( /v1/fetch ), the CLI , and the MCP server , one API key across all of them.
October 2026
Pay per request with x402 , search and fetch can now be bought one call at a time, with no account and no API key. /v1/x402/search and /v1/x402/fetch answer 402 with an x402 offer; the client pays $0.01 in USDC on Base and retries, and gets the result with an on-chain receipt. Any standard x402 client works. See Pay per request .
November 2026
Search without cards. For some queries, such as prices, exchange rates or facts about a company, search returns a card: a result that Keenable writes itself, at https://cards.keenable.ai/w/ . Send disable_cards: true to get ordinary web pages in their place. disable_cards works in pro and realtime modes, on the Search API and the MCP server .