Changelog
September 9, 2026
The Brella Core API skill now includes workflows for creating conference dashboards, exhibitor reports, networking reviews, event comparisons and program-planning briefs from existing Core API data.
- Start with one of the five prompts in Create dashboards and reports.
- Use the bundled Markdown report template to record findings, sources, calculations and missing data.
- Follow the shared metric interpretation guide for denominators, overlapping populations, comparisons and timeline verification.
The skill uses Read scopes for reporting. Producing a dashboard or report requires an agent with suitable analysis and file tools; live retrieval also needs an authenticated HTTPS tool.
Replace your installed skill bundle to get these instructions and references. This update adds reporting guidance for existing endpoints; it does not change the API contract.
September 9, 2026
The docs bring Brella’s updated website styling to black and charcoal surfaces, neutral text and white primary buttons in dark mode. Blue accents highlight links and controls in both themes, with a deeper blue on light mode’s white background.
Cards, request builders and the scope explorer share the same visual treatments. Validation errors have a distinct color, and the Brella tab icon uses the refreshed black-and-white palette.
Start from the overview, explore token scopes, or try the agenda recipe.
September 9, 2026
The rate-limit guide now states both limits:
- 500 requests per token per minute.
- 500 requests per IP per minute.
Both apply to the same traffic. The guide covers coordinating shared jobs, reusing snapshots and handling 429 responses. This corrects the documented limits; it is not an announcement of a new API limit.