Releasesby GlyphDNS logs, query the Railway API from the CLI
They say it's always DNS. This week it actually is: DNS logs land in the dashboard, so you can watch every lookup your services make. The CLI also picks up `railway api`, an escape hatch for running any Railway API operation from your terminal. And one more thing: this is our 300th changelog!
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Skill and plugin sharing in CoCo (Public Preview)
Skill and plugin sharing is now available in public preview. Share, discover, and govern CoCo skills and plugins across your Snowflake account. Publish them as Cortex Extension objects that teammates can find and install, with administrator certification, access control, and usage telemetry. For more information, see Share skills and plugins .
Governed tags system table is in Beta
The system.tags.governed_tags system table is in Beta . This table contains a record for each governed tag key in your account, including customer-created and system-generated tags. Use it to programmatically determine which tags in your account are governed. See Governed tags system table reference .
Git CLI commands in Git folders are now in Public Preview
Git CLI commands in Git folders are now in Public Preview . Git folders that you create from the UI automatically get Git CLI access when your workspace is eligible, so you can run standard Git commands such as git stash , interactive rebase, pre-commit hooks, Git submodules, and Large File Storage (LFS) directly from a Databricks terminal.
Diagnose and fix Lakebase issues with Genie, using telemetry in Unity Catalog (Beta)
Lakebase adds AI-assisted troubleshooting: database issues and early warnings are surfaced to you with Insights , and you can then investigate and fix them conversationally with Genie . Both draw on database telemetry captured to Unity Catalog. See Observability .
Knowledge Catalog governance workflows for data product access in preview
Governance workflows add automated controls for data product access management through a request-review mechanism.
Claude Opus 5 launches with a 1M token context window at $5 / $25 per MTok
Claude Opus 5 improves on Opus 4.8 with a 1M token context window, 128k max output and thinking on by default, at the same $5 / $25 per MTok price. It is available on the Claude API, Bedrock, Google Cloud and Microsoft Foundry.
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Railway plugin for ChatGPT, dev.new preview, new observability panels
ChatGPT learns to drive a train this week: the official Railway plugin is live, so you can deploy and operate your projects from a chat window. We're also sharing an early preview of [dev.new](http://dev.new), a new way to go from prompt to production on Railway. And the Observability dashboard picks up six new panels, synced cursors, and drag-to-zoom.
Railway plugin for Grok, manage CDN caching in the CLI
Your agents multiply, and Railway follows them around. The official Railway plugin lands in the Grok Build plugin marketplace this week, so xAI's coding agent can deploy and operate your projects out of the box. The CLI also picks up CDN cache controls with the new `railway cdn` command. Let's get into it!
Cloud Agents Beta, Postgres Automatic CVE Patching, Railway Mobile App for Android
A burrito in the U.S. is $20, but Railway still starts at $5. That burrito? The same, made expensive. Railway? Continuously evolving. Adding features. Moisturized. Speaking of moisturized, these new features in this very Changelog help you stay that way. This set of features are focused on how you can work and relax, all at the same time.
Feature flags, Railway Agent in Slack & Discord, usage limits in the CLI
Merge on Friday, launch on Monday. Feature flags land on Railway this week, so you can ship code dark and flip it on when you're ready, from the dashboard, the CLI, or the SDK. The Railway Agent also joins you in Slack and Discord, and the CLI learns to estimate your bill and set usage limits. Let's get into it!
Access Groups, better template editing, Railway Agent Connectors
The best infrastructure changes are reviewable, reversible, and visible to the right people. This week, Access Groups bring project-level controls to Enterprise workspaces, templates gain Agent-assisted editing with staged review and rollback, and Railway Agent Connectors bring external tools into the conversation. Let's get into it!
The peaceful way to ship software, static outbound IPs and IPv6 in the CLI
Take a deep breath, drop your shoulders, and unclench your jaw. We launched a new campaign to help developers like you find your peace: [The peaceful way to ship software](https://railway.com/peace). The Railway CLI also picked up outbound networking controls, with new commands for static outbound IPs and outbound IPv6. Let's get into it!
Railway for Everyone, Cloud Agents Everywhere, Edge Rules, Redis HA
Good morning, afternoon, and evening, and tomorrow! We aim to please here at the Railway corporation and we hope that this Changelog will make you happier than baseline. A macro note, we hear you on the annoyance about builds. We've been scaling that Infra up with demand, a lot of the new announcements we have here use pure VMs for your workloads.
Railway over SSH, agents in Sandboxes, private networking in the CLI
`ssh railway.new` is all you need. Run it and Railway signs you up, spins up a sandbox, and connects you to the Railway Agent, with nothing to install. Every Sandbox now ships with six coding agents preinstalled, and `railway private-network` brings private networking to the CLI. Let's get into it!