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Changelog

What changed,and when.

The DOGM changelog lists product updates, newest first. DOGM is in early-access beta, and each entry says what shipped and what's still to come.

  1. Early access opens

    Sign-up is open. Every workspace gets Pro limits at no cost during the beta, and billing runs in PayMongo test mode, so no real money moves.

    What works now:

    • Accounts, organizations, teammates by invite, and roles.
    • Specs with versions, a YAML editor, plain-language review, a diff against the last approved version, and a 20-row preview generated in your browser.
    • AI drafting from a description, SQL DDL or a Prisma schema, with personal-data suggestions you confirm. The AI sees schema metadata, not rows.
    • Hosted runs that write CSV, JSONL, SQL or Parquet, with a checks report, downloads and a dogm generate command that rebuilds the same bytes.
    • API keys, webhooks and the GitHub Action's hosted mode, for a CI gate on your test data.
    • Masking with a project key on hosted runs, and dogm mask for real data on your own machine.
    • Data export and account or workspace deletion from Settings.

    The dogm CLI is built from source until its first public release.

  2. Site: 3D platform map and new pages

    The home page now shows the platform as a 3D map of generation, orchestration and masking.

    New pages explain each capability, use cases, pricing, security, the company and this changelog. They state plainly what works today and what is planned.

  3. Engine core build started

    Work has started on the engine that every DOGM run will use.

    • The spec compiler, which turns a scenario spec into a plan or a list of errors with a JSON path and an error code.
    • Generators, including Philippine locale data such as ph.mobile, ph.address and ph.tin.
    • Chunked generation: large tables are cut into fixed pieces that need no shared state, and the same spec, seed and engine version always give the same bytes.
    • Validation checks for keys, references and rules.
    • The dogm command-line tool.

    The CLI is not released yet. Until it is, the in-browser demo is the way to try DOGM.

  4. Specs approved for the engine, backend and MVP

    The three documents that define what DOGM builds first are now approved.

    • Engine: the scenario spec language, generators, keyed masking and validation checks, written once in Rust and shared by the CLI, the hosted workers and the browser.
    • Backend: AI-assisted spec drafting, durable runs, encryption with Google Tink and Cloud KMS, and tenant isolation with Postgres row-level security.
    • MVP plan: the pages, the app, and Free, Pro and Team plans in Philippine pesos, paid per 30 days with QR Ph.

    Nothing in the backend is live yet. The security page describes the design and marks what is planned.