Product updates

This week we are packed with updates:

• Saturnhead - AI powered assistant that helps you troubleshoot your runs
• Space admins can now create child spaces
• Blueprints can now create multiple stacks, have shareable links, and a new design

Let's take a look:

Saturnhead

We're excited to announce Saturnhead, our AI-powered assistant designed to guide you through your troubleshooting process. You can now receive concise, human-readable summaries of run logs, pinpoint detailed error information, and obtain suggestions about how to resolve your issues more efficiently.

To enable it, go to the Organization settings, select Artificial Intelligence and then toggle the Saturnhead Assist option:

Once enabled, users will be able to Generate quick, phase-specific summaries to understand what happened during a plan or an apply or explain their entire run, providing expert details about what has happened, ideal for debugging complex issues on large stacks.

Right now we support two models: AWS Bedrock Anthropic, and Google Gemini.

Read docs here: https://docs.spacelift.io/concepts/run/ai.html#ai

Space admins can now create child spaces

You don't need to rely on an organization admin to do that anymore. This takes partial admin rights to the next level, as it offers Space admins the power to segregate rights to other users too. To enable this feature, navigate to your Organization settings, select Spaces, and then, toggle on the option "Allow space admins to create and edit child spaces":

Blueprints

We are proud to announce that our Blueprints can now easily create multiple stacks, have a new design, and you can easily share links them

The Blueprints YAML schema now supports a new property called stacks that has an array type, in which you can easily declare multiple stacks:

This gives you the ability to create multiple stacks, regardless of the vendor used, so now a single Blueprint can create stacks for all the tools you are using (Terraform, OpenTofu, Kubernetes, Ansible, and more). You also can create multiple stacks using the same tool.

The form can be configured in any way you want, giving you the flexibility you need to add different names for your stacks, embed environment variables, choose spaces, and more. By clicking on "Create stack" in the example above, two new stacks will be created.

With the new design of our Blueprints, you can now customize the fields you want to show, and rearrange them to your liking:

In addition to this, you can now share published blueprints. To share a blueprint, click on the Share button in the published blueprint view to generate a link. When users navigate to the link, they will be presented with the full screen template form without the blueprint editor.

More changes are coming soon to Blueprints, so stay tuned.

As always, we encourage your feedback, so let us know what you think about these updates.