Release 29092026 – Quantum of Solace

Two improvements this week: scheduled monitoring runs no longer flood customer timelines, and the loop builder gets a small but welcome shortcut.

September 29, 2026

What's New at spektr

Improvements

Quieter timelines for scheduled monitoring

Periodic transaction-monitoring and backtest runs no longer write process-run start and end events. These runs no longer appear as process-run entries on the customer timeline, and they no longer fire process-execution webhooks or event-orchestration triggers. Run history for batch monitoring is unaffected.

What this changes for you: Customer timelines get lighter on days with scheduled monitoring. If you consume process-execution webhooks or trigger scenarios on run start/end events, those events stop for periodic and backtest runs.

Selected loop sources stay at the top

When you open a loop node, the sources you already selected now appear at the top of the list, so workspaces with many datasets no longer scroll to find them. The list does not reorder while you are selecting; it applies the next time you open the node.

This release also includes bug fixes, platform and performance work.

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