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Search across every model list, download measurement data as a zip, multi-gigabyte uploads, and higher-fidelity cycler exports

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Search every model list from one box

Every model list — pipelines, designs, models, optimizations and the rest — now has a search box that queries the whole list on the server, not just the page you happen to be looking at. Type a name, a fragment of one, or paste a full id, and the list narrows to matches across all of your records — partial ids included. A CSV export carries the active search with it, so the file you download matches the list you were looking at rather than everything.The filter controls moved with it. Filters that previously lived behind a separate panel button now appear as the same pills as every other active filter, so what is narrowing a list is visible at a glance and removable in one click, rather than hidden one dialog away.

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Download measurement data as a zip

A new Download data action bundles a cell measurement’s raw data — no plots — into a zip. It works for a single measurement from its detail page, and for a multi-select on every measurement-list surface, so a whole batch comes down in one file. Each measurement gets its own folder containing its data tables (or its uploaded files, for file measurements) plus a metadata.json recording the measurement’s id, name, type and creation time, its cell instance and specification, and each table’s row count and column names.

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Multi-gigabyte uploads

client.raw_data.upload() now handles payloads up to 500 GB, transferring large files in parts — enough to store a multi-gigabyte published dataset as the raw bytes it was released as. Upload errors now report how many bytes transferred against the total, so an interrupted transfer is legible. Install the optional large-uploads extra to enable it: pip install 'ionworks-api[large-uploads]'.

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Cycler exports now preserve what you wrote

We audited every export format against every protocol we can read, round-tripping the whole fixture corpus, and tightened the places where an exported file could drift from the protocol you authored. Exports now faithfully carry:
  • Jumps to the end of a schedule, so a protocol’s step count and total duration match what you designed.
  • Full current precision, rather than rounding to one decimal place.
  • A CCCV block’s constant-voltage taper when the block also has a duration, so the voltage hold keeps its termination.
  • Repeat-block loop counts, so a routine meant to run three times runs three times.
  • The auxiliary sensor a temperature end condition references — including safety limits — on both Maccor and Arbin, instead of collapsing every temperature end onto sensor 1. Two distinct sensors compared against the same threshold now stay distinct.
And where an export genuinely cannot represent a jump, it now tells you rather than quietly substituting a fallback.

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Arbin MITS Pro 8+ export

Arbin exports now cover both MITS Pro generations: .sdx for MITS Pro 8 and newer, alongside .sdu for 7 and earlier. Previously only the older dialect was written, so a bench running MITS Pro 8+ could not load the file.
Improvements
  • The Test Scheduler now flags overdue runs — a run still open past its estimated end — in the Lab view, so an operator can close it out or extend the estimate. Scheduling behaviour is unchanged: an estimate is a forecast, not a commitment, so a lapsed one still releases its channel rather than freezing the schedule.
  • The in-app agent now knows which page you are on across every route, so you can ask about what’s in front of you without naming it.
Fixes
  • Planned measurements can no longer be scheduled into the past, on every path that books a channel window — creating a scheduled test, the Schedule dialog, and applying an auto-schedule proposal.
  • A browser tab left open across a deploy now refreshes itself cleanly instead of showing an error.
  • The job configuration and metadata on optimization and fit detail pages now load reliably.
Improvements
  • Uploads above roughly 512 MB now transfer in parts, raising the practical ceiling to 500 GB, behind the optional large-uploads extra.
Improvements
  • Protocols can be exported to Arbin .sdx (MITS Pro 8+) in addition to .sdu.
  • Temperature end conditions now carry the auxiliary sensor index they reference, on both read and write, for Maccor and Arbin.
Fixes
  • A protocol’s sampling interval can now be given as an expression, not just a plain number.
Improvements
  • The skills now explain how to run long jobs from inside the in-app agent: submit the work, print the job id and return, then poll that id in later turns rather than blocking on a wait that would be cut short. A cut-short call never cancels work already submitted, so the guidance is to poll rather than re-submit.