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Parthenon v1.0.8 is the release where the research surface grows up.

v1.0.7 was a platform release: the Community/Enterprise fork, AGPLv3, extension points, and the deployment plumbing underneath everything. It mattered, but it lived below the waterline. v1.0.8 comes back up to the surface researchers actually touch — and it does three substantial things at once. It gives every artifact in the library a real lifecycle. It turns a finished study into a shareable, server-persisted manuscript. And it brings the first two AI copilots into the workspace, behind a single switch an administrator controls.

More than 200 commits landed in 18 days (May 10 to May 28). This post is the engineering story behind them.

v1.0.8 — Publish, Library Lifecycle, and Agentic Copilots​

After the v1.0.7 platform/architecture release (CE/EE fork, extension points, AGPLv3), v1.0.8 returns to the research surface and lands three intertwined feature lines at once: the Publish module for authoring and sharing study write-ups, Library Lifecycle management that gives every cohort, concept set, and analysis a draft → active → archived state machine plus an admin console, and the first two Claude Agent SDK copilots — a Study Designer and a Publication assistant — gated behind a single runtime toggle.

v1.0.7 — CE/EE Fork, Extension Points, AGPLv3​

v1.0.7 is the largest architectural release in the v1.0.x arc. Where v1.0.6 was a feature drop (FinnGen, SSO, light mode), v1.0.7 is the foundation work that makes Parthenon a platform — a Community edition (AGPLv3) that remains fully usable on its own and an Enterprise edition that swaps in proprietary drivers for auth, tenancy, crypto, audit, observability, feature flags, installer phases, and compose composition.

It also completes the AGPLv3 relicense, ships Harmonia (AI-assisted concept-mapping with a reviewer UI), lands four new industry templates (NAACCR, STS, NCDR, lis_lab_to_omop), brings up the managed OHDSI Shiny runtime, and closes four critical Sentinel security findings.

v1.0.6 — FinnGen Workbench, SSO, and Light Mode​

v1.0.6 is the biggest feature release in the v1.0.x arc. After two back-to-back stabilization releases (v1.0.4 test coverage, v1.0.5 data quality), the platform was ready for net-new modules. This release lands four of them at once: the FinnGen Cohort Workbench, Authentik SSO, first-class light mode, and a substantially reworked Patient Similarity explorer — plus a doubled care-bundle library, a project-management handoff to Acumenus Data Room, and a long list of installer and CI hardening fixes.

v1.0.5 — Data Quality & Validation​

v1.0.5 is the second stabilization release in the v1.0.x arc. With test infrastructure in place from v1.0.4, this release focuses on data integrity across the platform — programmatic audits that verify correctness of SQL generation, schema routing, vocabulary resolution, FHIR transformation, migration safety, and cross-schema referential integrity.

v1.0.4 — Test Coverage & CI Hardening​

v1.0.4 is the first stabilization release in the v1.0.x arc. No new features — only refinement of what exists. This release fills the test coverage gaps identified during the v1.0.3 launch and hardens the CI pipeline so every subsequent release starts from a trustworthy baseline.