Release 5.10.0

What Changed

Scenario Builder — co-editing. Live editor roster, canvas cursors, section-level locks, partial section save, and a request-to-transfer protocol when two editors need the same section.
Fast Line Pro / KBPlugin — AI Vision billing visibility. KBPlugin AI Vision usage during knowledge-base sync is now included in the existing "Answers provided to clients" metric on the Fastline tab — no new charts or tabs.
OperatorLine — fewer duplicate client cards. Centralized client creation and channel linking reduces merged or split chat histories caused by duplicate alias rows per bot.

How It Changed

Scenario Builder — parallel section editing

Before: Opening a scenario locked the entire process for one editor; teammates could not work on different sections at the same time.

Now: Multiple editors can work on different sections of the same scenario in parallel: you see who is online, where their cursor is, and which section is locked. Save applies only to sections you changed; edits in someone else's locked section cannot be published by mistake. Section transfer on request gives an active owner 30 seconds to decline; an idle owner transfers immediately.

See: Edit a scenario together with colleagues

Fast Line Pro — AI Vision in AI Answers statistics

Before: AI Vision calls made by KBPlugin during KB sync were not reflected in the overall AI Answers count in Native Statistics.

Now: Successful KBPlugin AI Vision usage is added to the existing "Answers provided to clients" card (AI Answers section on the Fastline tab). Dashboard layout is unchanged — only the total count grows.

Operator Panel — duplicate client prevention

Before: Without a unique constraint and with non-atomic create paths, duplicate client cards with the same alias within a bot could appear and mix or split OperatorLine histories.

Now: Client creation and channel attachment go through centralized atomic logic; on clean instances the unique alias + bot pair is restored. This stops new duplicates instead of requiring manual card merges.

Why It Matters

Scenario teams can ship bot changes faster without waiting on a single editor lock. Finance and operations see KBPlugin AI usage in the metric they already track. Support and operators get more stable client identity across channels.

Please note

Co-editing is controlled by instance feature flags (ff_scenario_presence, ff_scenario_section_concurrent_edit) and ships OFF by default until ConnectiveOne enables them for your instance.
Restoring the unique client index on instances that already have duplicate rows requires data cleanup first — the index is skipped while conflicts remain.
AI Answers statistics for KBPlugin count usage recorded after deploy; historical periods are not backfilled automatically.