# Update Log

## Product Feature 3 June 2026

See what's new and improved in our latest update.

### Bitpool MCP

* The Bitpool MCP server is now fully released, enabling AI agents and tools like Claude, Copilot, and Cursor to connect directly to your Bitpool data
* AI agents can now query streams, pools, stations, tags, stream logs, data quality scores, semantic models, and timezone data through a standardised MCP interface
* Connect any MCP-compatible AI tool to Bitpool and ask questions about your building data in natural language, no custom integrations required

To find your MCP connection settings:

1. Click Account Settings in the top right
2. Click Bitpool AI
3. Choose AI Client to view your configured MCP settings

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## Product Update 31 May 2026

See what's new and improved in our latest update.

### Stream usage now counts against subscription limits

* Stream usage is now factored into organisation subscription limits for a more accurate picture of platform consumption
* Demo data pools are automatically excluded to keep the numbers accurate
* Notifications will be sent as organisations get close to their usage limits
* Organisations have limits enforced. If they exceed these limits, they won't have access and will need to contact support.

### Multi-column leaderboard: data conditions

* The multi-column leaderboard widget now supports data conditions per column
* Apply conditional logic to control how values are displayed or ranked in each column, giving more flexibility when building comparative dashboards

<details>

<summary>Improved</summary>

* Semantics now backed by a graph database, improving the performance and flexibility of semantic model queries

</details>

<details>

<summary>Fixed</summary>

* Search bar now correctly filters streams when attaching them to widgets

</details>

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