v4.6.0 — Sharper analysis, honest budgets, and a more polished workspace
Sharper analysis with fewer false-positive Findings, a plan-aware LLM budget you can see, faster reasoning, and a more polished, localized workspace.
Galileo 4.6.0 makes your knowledge analysis both sharper and more honest: precision gates cut false-positive Findings, the LLM budget follows your plan and is visible as a live meter, and reasoning runs faster so Findings land sooner after a Sync. Along the way we smoothed dozens of rough edges across the org workspace — including a fully localized pricing page and a clearer analysis coverage sheet.
New
- Precision gates for Findings — deterministic gates retire four production false-positive modes, so the conflicts, doc↔code drift, and stale-doc Findings you see are the ones worth acting on.
- Analysis coverage details — a per-Source sheet shows what was ingested and how much of each axis was checked this cycle, now with plain-language section subtitles, a "Why some items were skipped" breakdown, and an info tooltip on every axis.
Improved
- A budget you can read — the analysis LLM-call ceiling now follows your plan (Team 300, Scale 1000) and appears as a usage meter under Settings → Advanced, with a gentle nudge as you approach the limit. Reasoning throughput roughly doubles, so Findings arrive sooner after a Sync.
- A more localized workspace — Sources, Findings, Graph chrome, and the Subscribe pricing cards now read correctly in Brazilian Portuguese instead of falling back to English.
- A calmer Add-Source form — the Connection field no longer flashes an "is required" error before you've touched it, and switching Source types clears scope cleanly.
Fixed
- No more stuck "Processing" — when a cycle's budget is exhausted with work still pending, the analysis plan now finishes as Partial with a clear reason instead of showing an endless Processing badge.
- Honest cost accounting — every model response is metered against the budget, so what you see reflects real spend.