Segmind Release Notes (August 24–30, 2026)

1. Restored Availability — Kling, Ideogram 3, and More

• What's new: The Kling and Ideogram 3 model families, along with ray-flash-2-720p and material-transfer, are pricing and running normally again after a fault in how their pricing records were read. Requests that failed during that period were never billed. Separately, the ESRGAN upscaler no longer fails partway through a run.
• Impact: Every model in these families accepts requests again, and upscale jobs complete reliably.
• Released: August 26–27, 2026

2. Wan 3.0 Video — API Contract Update and Input Handling

• What's new: Now that Wan 3.0 Video has left beta, wan3.0-video no longer accepts enable_thinking, and a request that sends both a first frame and conflicting reference media is rejected rather than silently resolved. Input handling also improved: asset-library URLs containing @ now resolve correctly, and reference clips longer than 15 seconds are rejected up front with a clear message instead of failing after the upload completes. The model is also now featured on the models page carousel.
• Impact: A stable request contract to build against, and reference-video inputs that either run or tell you why they can't before you wait on an upload.
• Released: August 24–26, 2026

3. Playground — Mask Drawing, Media Previews, and a Raw JSON View

• What's new: You can now draw alpha masks directly on the canvas for gpt-image-2, painting in place without moving the image pair around, and the mask editor always loads the current image rather than a cached copy. The input dock gains preview and playback for uploaded media, so you can inspect a file before running it. A new Preview | JSON toggle shows the verbatim /v2/requests/{id} response body — or the model's stored sample output before your first run. Playground chat also keeps attached images reliably, and video uploads now have their own size budget.
• Impact: Mask, inspect, and run an edit end to end in the playground, and read the exact API response you'd get from your own integration without leaving the page.
• Released: August 24–28, 2026

4. Uploads and Dimensions — Fewer Rejected Inputs

• What's new: Filenames containing #, filenames with no extension, and filenames with no name at all now upload successfully. Photos taken in portrait orientation on a phone have their EXIF rotation baked in at upload time, so they arrive the right way up — and as a side effect, EXIF and GPS metadata are stripped. On gpt-image-2, a requested width or height is snapped to the nearest supported multiple of 16 instead of returning an error.
• Impact: Files you already have work as inputs without renaming, re-exporting, or rounding dimensions by hand.
• Released: August 24–28, 2026

5. Clearer Errors — Moderation, Formats, and Empty Results

• What's new: Content blocked by a provider's moderation is now labelled as moderation in the playground and in history, rather than surfacing as a generic failure. A request that completes with no output returns a moderation-style explanation instead of an unknown output response. The Sonilo music and sound-effects models accept output_format correctly, and a bad format now names the accepted values. Errors raised inside a serverless worker are preserved end to end instead of collapsing into one generic message.
• Impact: When a request doesn't return what you expected, the response tells you which of those things happened instead of leaving you to guess.
• Released: August 24, 2026

6. Request History — API Key Attribution and Failure Reasons

• What's new: Request history now shows which API key produced each generation, displayed as a masked key name, and can be filtered by key. The Source filter selects a whole initiator family, so traffic sent through the SDKs appears under the filter you'd expect. Generations that failed now appear in your history with the reason they failed, including older history that had been hidden. A "see all history" deep link keeps its model, status, and date filters instead of dropping them on arrival.
• Impact: Trace any generation back to the key and the client that made it, see the failures alongside the successes, and land on a filtered view that stays filtered.
• Released: August 24–25, 2026

7. Dedicated Endpoints — Working Console Controls and Scoped Access

• What's new: Create, pause, resume, purge, and delete all work again from the dedicated-endpoints console, and the endpoint detail page loads rather than failing on a dead request. Purge Queue is functional for the first time, backed by a new route. An endpoint's scaler configuration is now preserved across stop, resume, and update instead of reverting to defaults. The /endpoint/usage, /history, and /billing endpoints honour the endpoints.view scope, so team members without admin rights can read them.
• Impact: Manage a dedicated endpoint's full lifecycle from the console without losing your scaling settings, and give teammates read access to usage and billing without making them admins.
• Released: August 24–25, 2026

8. Pixelflow — Run Reliability and Canvas Stability

• What's new: An LLM node wired into a media node now passes the resolved value rather than the whole raw JSON reply, and conflicting multi-input connections use an explicit keyed-object contract. Asset slugs resolve across both plain and fan-out connections, so templates like {{ llm.text }} work as written. Unsatisfiable multi-input wiring is flagged directly, and the misleading "run upstream first" message no longer appears on nodes that already succeeded. Read-only workflows can no longer be executed, so opening one has no billable side effects. On the canvas, pinch-zoom, two-finger pan, and scroll-to-zoom are restored on read-only and public workflows, and media decoding is bounded so larger graphs stay stable in the browser.
• Impact: Workflows that chain an LLM into a media model run correctly on the first attempt, and the canvas stays responsive as graphs grow.
• Released: August 24–28, 2026

9. Platform — Pricing Accuracy, Session Stability, and Model Access

• What's new: Seedance 2.x model cards now show the full cost of a request, including reference video input, and Seedance 2.5's 1080p rates are listed. The /pricing page loads reliably. A backend hiccup while loading team details no longer signs every team member out. Model access restrictions are applied consistently across personal and team accounts, and restricted model information is served reliably to authorized team callers.
• Impact: The price shown before you run a Seedance job matches what you're billed, sessions survive a transient backend error, and model restrictions behave the same way on every call.
• Released: August 25–28, 2026