You can now combine several measures in one chart, each with its own chart type, axis, and breakdown. Plot revenue as bars and order count as a line, use separate axes when their scales differ, or synchronize both axes to compare measures on the same scale.
The redesigned Fields and Style tabs make multi-measure charts easier to build and adjust. Drag measures to reorder them, customize colors, line styles, and point shapes independently, and configure each axis alongside the measures it displays. Watch Composite charts in Cube to see it in action.
Other improvements and fixes:
Dashboards
Improved publishing controls with visible Undo and Redo buttons, clearer publishing status, and direct access to View and Revert changes
Published Dashboards now show their version, publication time, and a summary of changes since the previous published version
Added Reset to default support across Dashboard controls, with Clear actions for Filter, Time Granularity, and Parent controls
AI
Added custom OpenAI-compatible and Anthropic-compatible endpoint support for bring-your-own models, including custom request headers.
Embed
Added whole-Dashboard PNG and PDF export support to embedded Dashboards and Creator Mode when exports are enabled.
Integrations
Added pivot row totals support for Google Sheets and Excel, with totals calculated using each measure’s aggregation and preserved when saved explorations are refreshed
Fixed Snowflake pre-aggregation builds failing on TIMESTAMP_TZ and TIMESTAMP_LTZ columns
Modeling
Added uploaded dbt manifest support for semantic model sync, plus cube dbt generate to write generated models into your project for review and commit through your own workflow, without granting Cube access to your dbt repository
Fixed incorrect totals and missing rows in pre-aggregation queries combining nested aggregations, sorting, and limits
API
Fixed SQL queries failing against views spanning multiple data sources when the selected fields all belong to one data source
Fixed older useCubeQuery responses overwriting results after the query changes
Analytics Chat now keeps model branches, Workbooks, Dashboards and saved explorations connected to the conversation. Return to a chat to pick up both the discussion and the artifacts you created or linked along the way.
You can now isolate data model changes to individual chats and work on multiple changes in parallel. Switch between chats without mixing your changes or losing the context behind each task. The Artifacts tab lets you preview saved work and inspect file changes directly from the conversation.
This is another step toward the agentic analytics loops we described earlier: conversations that carry their context and artifacts as multiple analytics tasks move forward in parallel.
Other improvements and fixes:
Workbooks
Added filtering support for bins and value groups in Workbooks
Added Fill in Missing Rows support for empty bins and value groups
AI
MCP clients can now query development branches and test their model, skills and rules before publishing
Added branch management support for MCP clients, including committing, publishing and discarding model changes
Embed
Added PNG and PDF download support for entire Dashboards in embeds with exports enabled
You can now disable AI for individual embed customers while keeping manual authoring available
Added language and time zone settings for individual embed sessions
Integrations
Fixed incorrect pivot totals and totals disappearing after refresh in the Google Sheets and Excel add-ons.
Modeling
Added support for importing models from an uploaded dbt manifest, so Cube can use your CI output without access to the dbt repository
Fixed rolling-window queries on Snowflake failing without a date range when using standard time granularities
API
Added Dashboard PNG and PDF export support to the public REST API for your own reporting workflows
Fixed SQL pushdown for views spanning multiple data sources when a query uses members from just one source
The Google Sheets and Excel add-ons now open on a workbook home that groups every placed exploration by sheet and shows its range, freshness and status. The pane follows the current cell, calls out missing or hand-edited results and makes it clear where a new exploration will be written.
You can switch between multiple explorations without losing drafts, drag dimensions and measures directly into pivot and filter zones and follow tracked progress for Run or Refresh all. New settings also let you control sheet following, automatic runs and result placement, or detach and delete explorations from the workbook.
Field Switcher
You can now let Dashboard viewers swap the dimension or measure behind a chart without adding duplicate charts. Add a Field Switcher from Add Controls, choose the field it replaces and offer alternatives such as Status or City, Order count or Total revenue.
The chart keeps its formatting, sorting, pivots and conditional formatting as the field changes. Defaults can be static or personalized with a user attribute, Parent controls can drive the selection and the selected field carries into shared links, exports and scheduled delivery.
Other improvements and fixes:
Workbooks
Equal-interval bins now start with a range and bucket size based on the selected column's actual values
Boolean dimensions can now use Group values to rename true and false values
Added Table chart support for a Vertical records pivot preset, with fixes for fully pivoted layouts
Refresh now distinguishes queued pre-aggregation rebuilds from completed refreshes and keeps progress visible until the new rollup is ready
Dashboards
Added user attribute defaults to Time Granularity controls
Fixed Edit in Workbook dropping applied Dashboard filters from the editing session
Fixed Security Context changes leaving period comparison or totals data from the previous context on screen
Fixed reloading the Dashboard builder during AI widget generation showing the previous summary
Visualization
Added horizontal orientation support for Funnel charts
Sankey charts can now render cyclic flows by splitting the node that closes each loop
Administration
The App Theme editor now builds light, dark and high-contrast modes from one adaptive palette
Admins can now choose an account-wide default Deployment, while each user can set a personal default in Preferences
The Deployments page now shows whether each Deployment is Active, Suspended or Always on without waking it
AI
Analytics Chat can now create, save and preview Sankey charts
Fixed link-formatted dimensions rendering as plain text in Analytics Chat tables
Embed
Creator Mode embed headers now include workbook actions for renaming, duplicating, creating and deleting workbooks
Creator Mode embed users can now share folders from the row menu
Fixed Edit in Workbook leaving the Creator Mode embed and reporting an expired session
Modeling
Cube CLI can now list dbt sync history and retrieve logs for individual syncs
dbt integrations can now parse, compile or build changed models in a customer-owned validation schema before a push
Fixed multi-stage measures combining grain and rolling_window returning plausible but incorrect values
Fixed custom calendar granularities crashing unrelated queries and corrected to-date rolling windows to follow the configured fiscal calendar
API
Data API and JavaScript SDK responses now include usedPreAggregations so you can identify which pre-aggregation served a query
Fixed SQL API queries using window functions, multi-argument aggregates, mixed-type CASE expressions and grouped distinct counts
Workspace
Fixed deleting a folder leaving its contents behind at the Workspace root; the confirmation now shows everything that will be deleted and stops when permissions would make the operation incomplete.
You can now turn two dimensions and a measure into a Sankey chart to show how values flow from one stage to another. Pick the source, target and value fields directly in the chart builder without writing a custom Vega specification.
Cube connects matching values into multi-stage paths, lets you group smaller nodes into Other by share or rank and supports tooltips and drill-down on individual flows. Sankey charts work in Explore, Workbooks and published Dashboards.
Parent controls
You can now add a Parent control to a Dashboard to update multiple Filter and Time Granularity controls at once. Define options such as monthly, quarterly or regional views, then map each option to the child controls it should change.
Viewers get one simple choice instead of adjusting every control separately. Parent controls work in published Dashboards, show which controls they drive and can use a user attribute to personalize the default view.
Other improvements and fixes:
Workbooks
You can now edit calculated fields directly from the Data Pane.
Dashboards
Scheduled Dashboard notifications can now include an AI-generated “What changed” summary in email and Slack
Users receiving scheduled refresh emails through a user group can now unsubscribe themselves, while editors get clearer controls for user and group recipients
Visualization
Added Funnel chart support with tapered stages and optional conversion labels
Added Table chart support for showing accurate subtotals at every row-group level, including when groups are collapsed
Fixed Area charts showing nothing when a series contains only one data point
Administration
AI billing insights now have separate AI Usage and AI Requests pages, with searchable spend reporting, request history and clearer billing-period controls.
AI
Analytics Chat can now save a query as a standalone exploration in the Workspace, making it available to the Google Sheets and Excel add-ons.
Embed
Embedded Creator Mode now supports creating, renaming and deleting folders
Signed embedding sessions can now renew in place without reloading the iframe
Embedded Creator Mode hosts can now hide individual Dashboard header controls
Embedded Dashboards can now export charts as PNG or PDF when allowExport=true
Integrations
The Google Sheets and Excel add-ons can now place the same exploration on multiple sheets and keep placements intact when sheets are renamed
Pivot reports can now put measures on rows or columns, position them before or after dimensions and reorder them
API
The public REST API now exposes dbt sync history and logs, and sync status remains available after workflow retention expires.
Workspace
When duplicating a shared Workbook or Dashboard, you can now choose whether to copy its sharing and embedding settings.
You can now turn numeric dimensions into ranges or collect string values into named groups without changing the data model. Open a dimension's menu in the Data Pane, choose Create bins or Group values, and Cube adds a query-scoped field you can use immediately.
Define numeric ranges manually or by width, choose how their labels appear, and keep values outside the range instead of dropping them. For strings, search values, name each group, and decide where everything else belongs. You can reopen the field later and edit it in place.
Other improvements and fixes:
Workbooks
Sort and row limit now share one Sort & limit popover, keeping both controls together while leaving more room in the report toolbar.
Visualization
Table charts now support collapsible row groups, including per-level default states and expand-all or collapse-all controls
The chart picker now recommends one best-fit visualization as your query changes and can apply a high-confidence choice to a new report
Bar charts now use Grouped, Stacked and Stacked % entries with a separate Orientation control, so switching between vertical and horizontal preserves formatting
Donut charts can now show the measure total in the center
Administration
Billing now has separate Overview and Cost and Usage pages, with searchable paginated tables and clearer loading and error states
Alerts now live in the Admin navigation alongside Billing and Audit Log
Fixed Generated SQL in Query History showing bare ? placeholders instead of filter values
AI
The Auto agent now uses Claude Sonnet 5, with Claude Opus 5 for data modeling on paid plans
Analytics Chat can now run a dbt pull end to end, follow its progress, open the generated branch and summarize new cubes
Fixed MCP connectors repeatedly asking you to reconnect when their OAuth access tokens expire
API Credentials now includes a Chat API tab with the deployment URL, a curl example and Cube authentication guidance
Integrations
Fixed default UI filters from a semantic view being ignored when you start an exploration in the Google Sheets and Excel add-ons
Fixed the Google Sheets and Excel add-on side panel not scrolling when its tabs contain more controls than fit in the window
Fixed Metadata API table lineage omitting source tables for cubes defined with sql, including joins, CTEs and derived tables
API
Personal Core Data API tokens now authenticate REST requests as well as SQL
Cube CLI now supports cube validate against production, a branch or the active dev-mode model, returning compiler errors and a non-zero exit code for CI
Cube CLI now supports cube spec to search or export the live OpenAPI specification, while deployment settings are now available through the public REST API
Cube CLI now supports cube data-model enable-branch and disable-branch for keeping shared-branch staging environments active from CI; the public REST API can also delete data-model branches
Fixed Tesseract treating literal % and _ values as wildcards in contains and notContains filters, including queries served from pre-aggregations
Workspace
The Last viewed by you cell now shows when a Workbook or report was created and last edited, and opening it no longer changes that edit date
Copy link is now available inside share dialogs and on Workbook and folder rows, with clear copied-state feedback
Cube has carried the same brand and the same colors since September 2018, when the first commit landed in the open source repo. It was a semantic layer for embedded analytics then. It is the agentic analytics platform now — Analytics Chat, workbooks, dashboards, embedded surfaces, with the semantic layer underneath all of it. The logo stayed put the whole time.
That changed this week. Cube has a new logo and a new look — across Cube Cloud, the sign-in pages, the Google Sheets and Excel add-ons, and the MCP app.
A dashboard reports in its own time zone
The workspace time zone policy shipped last week lets each reader bucket numbers in their own zone. A dashboard is one artifact many people read, so it can now carry a zone of its own, and everything on it agrees — charts, chat answers, drill-downs, subtotals, sparklines. Saved explorations get the same control, gated like the rest of the artifact: a read-only viewer cannot re-pin a shared exploration, and a reader cannot relabel a pinned dashboard by bringing their own zone to it. An exploration with no zone of its own inherits the workspace zone, the same as a dashboard. Both need the policy on under Admin → Settings.
Worth knowing before you turn the policy on: an exploration saved before this release, with no zone of its own, used to resolve on each reader's personal zone. It now resolves on the workspace zone, so a reader outside that zone will see different numbers on it than they did last week.
Other improvements and fixes:
Workbooks
SQL and Python now sit in the report toolbar in both Explore and Workbooks, next to the view selector
An exploration shared with read-only access now opens for the recipient and renders view-only, instead of redirecting them away
You can now compare the same offset under more than one time dimension at once, so "1 month earlier by Date" and "1 month earlier by Created at" can sit in the same report
A new report now starts on the deployment's default row limit instead of quietly running at the deployment maximum
The AI widget is now called Analysis, with Run and Refresh in place of Generate Summary and Re-run, and Refresh all charts now re-runs it too
Adding a chart that uses a different semantic view now warns you that the dashboard's controls will not filter it, and offers to map them across
The Layout Compaction setting has been removed from the builder — the editor now always compacts vertically
Visualization
A Table chart column can now render image thumbnails: a dimension declared format: imageUrl does it with no configuration, and any other string column can be switched to image mode from the Style tab
Pie charts have a new Slice grouping control that folds small slices into a single "Other" — either everything under a share of the total, or everything past the biggest few
Small multiples can now split by two dimensions — one across the columns, one down the rows — so each panel shows one combination of the two
A greyed-out chart type in the picker now tells you what it needs, like "Line. Needs 1 time dimension"
The chart type picker has a search box that answers what you want to draw: type "sparkline" and it points you at the Table and KPI settings that make one
If you change a query so its chart type no longer fits, the chart now says what is missing and offers the nearest type that works
Administration
The Audit Log now lists SCIM group membership changes by user email, so you can search it for who was added or dropped
Pushing to a protected branch on Azure DevOps, GitLab or Bitbucket now tells you the branch requires a pull request, instead of reporting a repository access problem
The billing usage bars now fill with the amount remaining, matching the caption beneath them
AI
Every MCP tool now accepts a deploymentId, so a connected client can reach any deployment you have access to, not just the one it connected with
Added readReport, updateReport and deleteReport MCP tools, so an agent can edit a report without breaking the Dashboard widgets that use it
Fixed MCP sessions being dropped after ten minutes of quiet
The MCP loadQueryResults tool can now be called — every query Analytics Chat runs now comes back with the id the tool needs
Integrations
A dbt sync can now be watched and cancelled through the deployment API, and pointed at a branch for a single run, so CI can start a sync, wait for it, and fail the job when the model breaks
Snowflake Semantic View Sync can now pull named views instead of the whole schema, with * patterns
Selecting dbt models from several schemas now generates each cube against the schema that model actually builds into, instead of pointing them all at one schema
Modeling
Time dimensions over a DATE column now work on Trino and Presto, where they used to fail outright with a type mismatch
A segment named in FILTER_PARAMS now pushes its condition into the cube's SQL, so it filters the scan rather than being applied after the joins
An ungrouped query is no longer answered from a rollup that would hand back pre-summed groups instead of raw rows
Merging a branch through the CLI or the API now exits dev mode for anyone still working on it, instead of leaving them on a branch that no longer exists
API
The SQL API now pushes WIDTH_BUCKET down to your data warehouse.
Workspace
An empty workspace now shows what you can do next, instead of an empty table
The Owner column now reads "No owner" where the owner has been deleted
This week we shipped a lot of updates to charts and visualization — a new way to lay a chart out, a rebuilt pie, richer table formatting, and more control over how values look. Most of it lives in the chart settings panel you already use.
Small multiples splits a bar, line, area, or scatter chart into a grid of panels, one per value of a dimension you pick under Split by. Panels can share an axis scale or get their own, so you can compare magnitude or shape.
Pie charts got a rebuild. A slice can now show what percent of the total it is, right on its label. A shape control turns any pie into a donut. And a query with two or more dimensions draws as concentric rings — one ring per dimension, each broken down by the ring inside it — where before every dimension past the first was silently dropped.
On the Table chart, a dimension's links now open straight from the cell value instead of the context menu. Conditional formatting can mark a cell with an arrow, dash, or dot in its own color, so you can see at a glance which rows beat their target. And cell values can be aligned to the top, middle, or bottom of a row, which starts to matter once rows wrap onto more than one line.
KPI blocks can be styled one block at a time — value color, background, and font size. And a reference line can carry a text label, so a target line says what it is on the chart itself.
Other improvements and fixes:
Workbooks
You can now filter a time member by calendar period — in the month, in the quarter, in the year, and their negations — on the report bar, the dashboard filter widget, and embedded Dashboards
Period-over-period comparison can now anchor to a time dimension the query only filters on, so a report with no time column still compares against the preceding window
An Explore chat thread now has its own URL, so you can link someone straight to the conversation
The Generated SQL tab now lists the queries for every data source
Dashboards
Filters you change on a published Dashboard are now reflected in the URL, so a filtered view can be bookmarked or shared
You can now rename a dashboard theme from its menu
The dashboard slug is now shown next to the title in the builder
Fixed the freshness indicator being invisible on stylized Dashboards
Visualization
Fixed conditional-formatting colors reading inverted in dark theme
Fixed Table chart data bars not rendering on a numeric dimension
Fixed a pie chart failing to regroup when its slice dimension is removed
Fixed KPI change colors being ignored on published and embedded Dashboards, so a KPI already saved with them now renders the way it was configured
Fixed KPI HTML blocks keeping their light-mode colors in dark theme when the color comes from row data
Administration
Added a workspace-wide time zone policy under Admin → Settings, with a personal override in Preferences, so time dimensions bucket and relative filters resolve in the zone your readers actually work in (off by default)
The deployment you are in is now marked in the deployment switcher
You can now filter the user groups list to system groups
You can now edit or delete the demo data source
Fixed view-only users being offered workbook edit access they cannot use
AI
Analytics Chat now answers in your workspace time zone rather than always in UTC, so "orders today" stops straddling the wrong midnight
Added GPT-5.6 Sol and Terra, and fixed Cube-hosted GPT selections other than GPT-4o falling back to GPT-5
Added MCP tools for branch diffs, pre-aggregation build status, and deployment environment variables
Cube Agent Skills now apply inside the MCP chat tool
Agent spaces are now scoped to a deployment, so dev, staging, and production can each declare the same space name and get their own
Asking a data question now saves its result into the empty tab it was asked from
The agent now duplicates a view-only Dashboard before editing it, instead of failing
Embed
You can now set a time zone per embed instance with ?timezone=, at runtime from the host page, or as an account-wide default under Embed → Settings
A crashing widget no longer takes down the whole Dashboard, and the AI widget no longer errors on embedded surfaces
Fixed the embedded Creator Mode app reloading when a plan check ran
Integrations
Compact numbers now reach the sheet as numbers rather than text in the Google Sheets and Excel add-ons
Fixed Google Sheets converting text values into dates
Modeling
You can now create a branch from an explicitly chosen source, including a branch that only exists on your remote
Fixed Review changes in a dbt sync email opening an empty diff instead of the branch changes
Fixed two measures on the same cube being refused when they need different join paths
Fixed a multi-stage measure with its own filter returning extra rows that carried null values for every other measure
Fixed FILTER_PARAMS failing to resolve member references inside a column callback
Fixed ungrouped queries being answered from a pre-aggregation that collapses rows
API
cubeSql() and cubeSqlStream() in @cubejs-client/core now accept a timezone option
Fixed the last-refresh time going missing from SQL API responses that use post-processing or SQL pushdown
Forecasts with confidence intervals, regressions, significance tests — the analysis SQL can't express — now run inside Cube. With Python Analysis, a Workbook tab can carry a Python script alongside its semantic query: the script reads the query results as data.csv, writes a chart to output.json, and runs against a sandbox with pandas, Prophet, and the rest of the scientific stack pre-installed. Because the input comes from your semantic model, a forecast uses the same governed metric definitions as every dashboard.
You don't have to write the code yourself — ask Analytics Chat to "forecast next quarter's revenue" and the agent writes and runs the analysis, reaching for Python only when SQL genuinely can't answer the question. The script and its results are saved as part of the workbook, so a Python-backed report can be published to a Dashboard, re-run on view, and filtered by dashboard filters like any other chart — including on embedded surfaces. Read more in the announcement.
Internationalization
Cube now speaks your team's language. The interface is fully translated into 12 locales — English, German, Spanish (Spain and Latin America), French, Italian, Japanese, Norwegian Bokmål, Portuguese (Brazil and Portugal), Swedish, and Vietnamese — across Workbooks, Dashboards, Analytics Chat, the Data Model IDE, administration, sign-in, and transactional emails. Dates, numbers, and day names follow the same locale, so a report reads the way its audience expects.
Each person picks their own language from the Language picker in Preferences, and it follows them everywhere, including the emails Cube sends them. For embedded analytics, set an account-wide default under Embed → Settings, override it per embed with ?locale=, or switch it at runtime from the host page.
Other improvements and fixes:
Workbooks
Freshness and refresh are now one control in Workbooks and Dashboards: hover to see when data was last refreshed and where it came from, and refresh a single chart or every chart on a board from its popover
Added is empty and is not empty filter operators, distinct from the existing null checks
You can now turn period-over-period comparison on for every measure at once from the time dimension column
Nested view groups in the Explore sidebar can now be drilled into and back out of
Dashboards
Charts on published Dashboards now offer Edit in Workbook to anyone with edit access to the backing workbook
Restoring a published version now restores the full Dashboard state
Duplicating a workbook now preserves its chat history, and the copy starts unshared
Scheduled refreshes that fail to register are now surfaced instead of failing quietly
Visualization
Added a circular ring style to the KPI Progress block
KPI Progress bar and Sparkline blocks now accept a per-block value format
Reworked the Table chart's Style tab with compact toolbars and icon toggles
You can now hide a category from a chart by clicking its legend entry
Fixed Table chart heat maps scaling from row totals and subtotals instead of real cells
Administration
Groups can now be assigned roles directly from the console (in preview)
You can now move or delete workspace items and activate, deactivate, or delete users in bulk, from the UI or the public API
AI
Chat on a published Dashboard now offers the same editing actions as chat in a workbook
Asking for several metrics at once now produces a separate KPI widget for each one
Long-running MCP chat calls no longer time out while the agent is still working
Embed
Fixed the AI Summary widget failing to load or regenerate on embedded Dashboards.
Integrations
Date columns with a time grain now keep their formatting in the Google Sheets and Excel add-ons
Large reports are now written to the sheet in chunks, so big exports no longer fail
Everything you can do in Cube is now one command away. The Cube CLI is a single native binary that puts Cube's full public API in your terminal: creating and monitoring deployments, editing data model files, working with branches and commits, linking GitHub repositories and triggering builds, managing workbooks, explorations, and notifications, and administering users, groups, policies, SSO, and agents.
Install it in a single line on macOS, Linux, or Windows and sign in with the OAuth device flow — no passwords typed into a prompt. Every command supports JSON output, deterministic exit codes, and thorough --help, and deploys hash your files so only what changed is uploaded. That also makes the CLI the most reliable way to hand Cube to an AI agent: it's all text in, text out, so an agent can chain a whole workflow without a human in the loop. The CLI is in preview — read the full story in Power of CLI.
Period-over-Period Comparison
You can now compare any measure against a prior period directly in Workbooks and Dashboards. Pick a comparison window and charts, totals, and the results grid all render the current and prior values side by side, with the companion SQL available whenever you want to check the math.
Other improvements and fixes:
Workbooks
Cube descriptions are now shown in Explore
Nested folders inside views are now preserved in Explore and the Playground
Added an Auto Run setting to deployment Model Configuration to control whether Explore and Workbooks run queries automatically
Dashboards
Scheduled Dashboard emails now include a one-click unsubscribe link
Fixed the Dashboard Refresh button not rebuilding stale pre-aggregations before reloading
Visualization
Truncated Table chart cells now show their full value on hover
Measures and dimensions now render with their semantic icon and color in chart settings
Administration
Azure is now available on self-serve plans, alongside AWS and GCP.
AI
Admins can now filter Chat History by where the conversation came from
The model agent now writes drill-down members when it generates cubes, so drilling works on generated models
Embed
Added a setting to hide the AI chat panel on embedded Dashboards, account-wide or per session
Embedded Analytics Chat users can now reopen their past conversations from a Chat History menu
Integrations
Added a workspace quick-find to the Google Sheets and Excel add-ons for jumping straight to a report
Exported reports now list the filters that were applied to them
Modeling
Added Databricks and Athena support to dbt project sync
You can now link straight to a specific branch in the Data Model IDE, with a copy-link button to share it
API
Added public REST endpoints for the GitHub integration, so you can link a repository and create a deployment from it end to end without opening the UI.
Workspace
Workspace search is now a dropdown that groups folders, workbooks, and explorations and shows where each result lives
Transactional emails are now sent in the language set on your profile
Connect your dbt project once and every model becomes a governed cube. The dbt integration converts dbt models into cubes — dimensions, measures, column descriptions, primary keys, and joins inferred from dbt relationship tests and foreign-key constraints — so you never redefine your transformations by hand, and dbt stays the single source of truth.
Sync however fits your workflow: pull manually from the IDE, call the REST endpoint from CI right after dbt run, or trigger on every push with a webhook. Every automated sync lands on a review branch that a human approves before it reaches production. Cube connects to your repository over HTTPS or SSH deploy keys and only ever parses your project — it never touches your data warehouse. Read more in the announcement.
Other improvements and fixes:
Workbooks
You can now drill down on a time dimension in Workbook Table charts and the results grid
Introduced a new-tab experience that lets you quickly start an exploration from a single launchpad: browse or search your semantic model and source tables, or duplicate any existing workbook tab
Dashboards
Read-only viewers of a published Dashboard can now subscribe to and unsubscribe from its scheduled refresh notifications
Scheduled refresh email notifications can now be sent to user groups
Visualization
Added a unified, context-aware color selector shared across chart series, maps, and conditional formatting
Fixed chart dates not matching the results table by anchoring chart time values to UTC
Administration
Added a tenant-wide setting to restrict CSV downloads, plus a deployment-scoped Download Data permission for custom roles
Added a deployment-scoped Manage secrets permission to grant access to one deployment's configuration and credentials without exposing others
You can now select historical Cube versions in any release channel
AI
The Cube MCP server can now edit the semantic data model, not just read it — external agents can open a dev branch, write model files, and commit changes for review.
Embed
Creator Mode embeds can now hide the Semantic SQL and Generated SQL views, so embedded end users can't see your data source's table and schema names.
Integrations
You can now search reports and folders by name in the Google Sheets add-on
Users with access to a shared report can now refresh and place it in the Google Sheets and Excel add-ons, even if they didn't create it
