Shipped
- MIR self-events — MIR now records behavioral events about its own users (logins, registrations, passkey usage, session creation) through the same event pipeline that partners use, bootstrapping every user toward tier 1
- Unified live event feed — the demo activity feed now shows both partner agent events and MIR platform events in real time with distinct badge types
- New blog post: IAM? IGA? PAM? You Need MIR. — positioning MIR as the behavioral signal layer that identity tools are missing
- Actor type attribution — events and claims now support an
actorTypefield (HUMAN,AGENT,UNKNOWN) to distinguish human from autonomous agent activity - Enterprise referral program — partners can now refer other organizations and track referral status through a dedicated dashboard
- Context Safety guide — engineering guidance for partners integrating AI agents with MIR's API, addressing context window compaction risks
- Acceptable Use Policy — comprehensive policy covering data interpretation, agent accountability, actor type attestation, and network integrity
- Published The Rogue Agent Problem — position paper on autonomous agent trust failure modes and why continuity must not become trust
- Continuity Log — the live event feed now includes a filterable continuity log showing identity activity across the MIR network, with filters for identity type, activity category, and result status
- Audit logging for authentication — all login flows (email/password, magic link, passkey) now write to the audit log for compliance visibility
- Configurable data retention policies for partners with automated lifecycle management
- Daily claim digest notifications for users with recent activity
Improved
- Expanded health endpoint with subsystem status reporting
- Improved consistency of tier assignment across policy endpoints
- Referral attribution now surfaced in partner application notifications
Fixed
- Blog router 404 fallback now correctly renders the styled error page instead of failing silently