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# Release Notes

## Highlights

* **Temporal worker health endpoints**: Worker deployments can use HTTP readiness and liveness checks for operational probes. [Troubleshooting](/event-feed/troubleshooting.md)
* **Refreshed Work Hub layout**: The Work Hub now stretches to fill the screen up to a 1600px ceiling with tighter side gutters, a dedicated sidebar sub-navigation, a reusable filter bar, and responsive two-column detail panels that gracefully collapse on narrower viewports. [Event Feed](/event-feed.md)
* **Cleaner Work Hub decision rows**: Decision tables drop the unused third action, vertically center the Approve/Reject buttons, widen the Queue column to fit longer names, and show an empty state when no decisions are linked to a work item. [Event Feed](/event-feed.md)
* **Protege creation navigation**: Restored the chat-based builder as the primary **New Protege** action on the Proteges screen (`/proteges/new`). Added a sidebar **Create a Protege** entry with a plus icon that opens the step-by-step wizard at `/protege-builder`. [Create a Protege](/create-a-protege.md)


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