Segmind Release Notes (June 15–21, 2026)

What's new: Segmind now runs an OAuth 2.1 authorization server (endpoints under /oauth/). Third-party applications — including MCP clients — can request scoped, user-authorized access and call the API on your behalf without ever handling your API key. The change is fully additive: your existing API keys and signed-in sessions keep working exactly as before.
Impact: You can safely connect external tools and integrations to your Segmind account through a standard OAuth consent flow, instead of pasting a long-lived API key into apps you don't control.
Released: June 16, 2026

2. Grok Imagine — Quality and Image Editing Now Controllable by Parameter

What's new: Grok Imagine image generation is now a single model, grok-imagine-image, where image quality and image editing are selectable request parameters instead of separate model variants.
Impact: Choose a quality level or switch to image-editing mode on the same model by setting a parameter — no need to call different endpoints for each mode.
Released: June 16, 2026

What's new: Two improvements landed for language-model calls. The simplified {"prompt": "..."} request shorthand now works across more of the LLMs available on Segmind, and Claude models now reliably accept image and PDF inputs supplied as URLs.
Impact: Send a quick single-prompt request to more models without building a full messages array, and pass image or PDF URLs to Claude with confidence that they'll be fetched and processed reliably.
Released: June 16, 2026

What's new: The API tab on model pages now opens to asynchronous examples first (with synchronous as the second tab) and organizes code samples in a two-axis Mode (Sync / Async) × Language layout. We added v2 asynchronous examples, including Python SDK (async) and cURL (async v2), and fixed a formatting issue that affected the PHP and Ruby snippets.
Impact: Copy a working example that matches exactly how you want to call the model — async or sync, in your language of choice — straight from the model page.
Released: June 16, 2026

What's new: In the PixelFlow editor on platform.segmind.com, you can now run an individual node by itself. It uses the saved outputs of upstream nodes as its inputs, and gives a clear error if an upstream node hasn't been run yet, rather than silently re-running the rest of the graph.
Impact: Iterate on one step of a workflow without re-running everything before it — faster tweaking and debugging of individual nodes.
Released: June 15, 2026

What's new: The Playground now renders 3D gaussian-splat outputs (.ply / .splat) from image-to-3D models directly in the viewer instead of showing raw data. Separately, newly added models no longer display a placeholder price before real pricing is available — the price stays hidden until accurate data is in place.
Impact: Preview image-to-3D results visually right where you generate them, and avoid being misled by placeholder pricing on brand-new models.
Released: June 16, 2026