V0.9.1 Signals & Evidence Reliability
Lucid 0.9.1 improves Signals, source accuracy and evidence handling, with fixes for incorrect citations, missing news results and incomplete monitoring coverage.
- Type
- Changelog
- Published
- 2026-08-21
- Last updated
- 2026-08-23
- Reading time
- 1 min
Features ✅
- Always-on Signals: Continuously monitor selected sources for material change and receive evidence-backed updates.
- Atlas: Explore the people, organisations, places and events connected across Lucid intelligence.
- Public Research: Ask Lucid questions and inspect supporting evidence before creating an account.
Improvements 🧱
- [0.9.1] Improved evidence selection and presentation: Lucid more clearly separates supporting evidence, source provenance and the reasoning behind material findings.
- [0.9.1] Improved Signals coverage reporting: Quiet results now better distinguish between no material change and situations where source coverage was incomplete.
- [0.9.1] Improved mixed-source retrieval: Strengthened research across Lucid News, live web and official datasets when multiple source types are selected.
- [0.9.1] Improved Public Research: Strengthened source grounding, citations and reliability for research performed before signup.
- [0.9.1] Improved Atlas exploration: Refined entity resolution and relationships across people, organisations, publishers, places, events and topics.
- [0.9.1] Improved research messaging: Lucid is clearer about what it could establish, what evidence was available and where uncertainty or incomplete coverage remains.
Fixes 🔧
- Fixed cases where responses could display sources that did not actually support the answer.
- Fixed Lucid News queries that could incorrectly appear to have no available coverage.
- Fixed inconsistencies between displayed citations, evidence and source counts.
- Fixed Signals treating sources that had not been successfully checked as evidence that nothing changed.
- Fixed failed or incomplete research work that could appear to have completed successfully.
- Fixed interaction and presentation issues across Signals, Atlas and Public Research.