2.5.2
- Installing works on Windows machines where it used to end with the
AI missing: the packages now land where the plugin looks for them
- An install that puts nothing in place stops reporting success, so
you find out at once instead of at your first click
- A download that stalls is picked up again instead of ending the
whole install
- The install needs less free disk space, because it no longer keeps
every downloaded file until the end
- It stops refusing to install a part you already have
- When your antivirus blocks the install, you are told that, instead
of being sent to move a folder
- The disk space message names the space actually required
- Behind a company network that re-signs its traffic, the second
attempt now uses your machine's own certificates whichever installer
is running
- The environment is built again when only its last step is refused,
instead of giving up
2.5.1
- Installing on Windows works where it used to stop: a path with a
space in it, a file QGIS itself holds open, and a package that has to
be built
- A package left broken is repaired on its own, instead of sending you
to reinstall the one thing that was never the problem
- "Another process is using the file" now tells you to restart QGIS,
instead of blaming your antivirus
- Closing QGIS during a run, a download or an install no longer
crashes it
- Removing the downloaded AI data can be stopped, and says so when the
folder is only partly cleared
- A button that opens a page or a folder hands you the address when
your desktop has no browser to open it with
- Your output file rolls over correctly on a network drive
2.5.0
- A wide zone now reads as sharply as a small one, so a big run no
longer comes back coarser than a small one
- Your run reads the sharpest picture the map source actually holds,
instead of enlarging one tile into blurry copies
- Before you start, the card says how long the run takes
- You pay for the zone you drew, not the box around it
- A tile the run skipped is named as skipped, instead of counted as
free
- Reopening an old run no longer charges you for the runs that came
before it
- The Precision slider stops offering settings that find nothing
- The Shapes step no longer freezes the map while it works
- Your output file rolls over on size, so a long session keeps
exporting at full speed
- A saved layer opens with its rows and one colour, and the map
answers again
- The attribute table says what each field means
- Tree crowns stay round, and one press of X takes back a trim that
ran away
- A click that finds nothing tells you so, instead of leaving you
guessing
2.4.4
- An object already outlined under your cursor opens as soon as you
click, with no flash of waiting
- Export answers the moment you click it
- On a project in degrees, the shape settings reach as far north to
south as east to west
- Reopening a run from your history is quicker: only the shapes the
zone actually cut are rebuilt
- Your plan and your remaining free detections are named correctly on
the account card
- A download problem is explained in your own language
2.4.3
- Semi-Auto shows the shape before you click: the outline under your
cursor is the one that gets saved
- Hovering the same object twice answers straight away, without asking
again
- The Outline settings panel and the shape on the map always agree,
and your settings come back next session
- Installing is steadier: the bar follows the real download, a slow
line is not a timeout, and a refused mirror moves on to the next one
- A run reopened from your history is clipped to the zone you drew,
keeps its courtyards, and no longer freezes QGIS
- Type what you are looking for in your own language, and pick from
the suggestions
- Every object in a run gets its own colour, so neighbours read apart
- Right angles and Round corners say what they do
2.4.2
- Semi-Auto reads your raster even when part of the install did not
land, so your first click on Windows no longer dead-ends
- The Cloud AI choice no longer opens a window: the panel names where
the work runs, and your click starts straight away
2.4.1
- The first click of a session comes back in a moment, instead of
keeping you waiting
- Correct now runs the same AI as the run itself, and reshaping an
object still costs nothing
- Take back the last point you placed while correcting, with the Undo
button or Ctrl+Z
- Correcting one object leaves the objects around it alone
- The panel picks the raster you are looking at, and follows the map
as you pan
- When your detections run out, one card says where you stand and what
Pro adds
- A click on the wrong layer is answered in the panel, with what to do
about it
- Results are drawn above the imagery instead of under it
- One refused tile no longer takes down a whole basemap read
2.4.0
- Manual mode is now called Semi-automatic, and can answer every click
on TerraLab's servers: nothing to download, results in seconds
- Cloud clicks come back faster, including the first click of a
session
- Clear pricing: saving an object costs one credit; correcting it, and
everything on your computer, costs nothing
- You are charged only once the object is written to your file, and a
refused object is never lost
- Outlines carry fewer points and hug the object closer, straight from
the default settings
- The offline install now holds QGIS until it ends, instead of leaving
a half-ready engine behind
- Drawings are read in the CRS they were made in, wherever they come
from
- Export counts what actually reached the file, and finds your table
whatever its case
- Fixed a crash when closing QGIS, and a stray Enter no longer
discards a paid run
2.3.1
- Semi-Auto now asks where the segmentation runs, and you pick with
one click: on your computer, or on TerraLab's servers
- Work straight away with no download: the cloud engine needs no
install, and clicking costs nothing
- The offline AI gets its own install window, which says the size and
the time before you start, and can be stopped
- Corners survive: an outline keeps the angles it was drawn to keep,
with fewer points and a closer fit
- A drawn example now bounds the Precision slider, so the range
offered fits the object you are after
- Fixing a polygon opens on the AI method when nothing has to be
downloaded first
- The Confidence control steps aside on runs where every object scores
the same
- Road runs keep the wide tile their model needs
- Signing out mid-session now ends it and says so, instead of leaving
clicks that do nothing
- Re-opening a saved object no longer costs a second credit
2.3.0
- The panel follows the text size you set in QGIS, so every label,
button and window stays readable
- Installs behind a company network, including a proxy that asks for a
password
- Installation now gets past locked files, dropped connections, and a
cancel in the middle
- Fix a polygon by drawing the gesture you want: a click opens its
menu, and the AI and by-hand methods are side by side
- Every run is measured and drawn in real ground metres, so areas and
lengths match what QGIS reports
- Round corners no longer destroys dense outlines, and Right angles
says so when it cannot run
- Correcting a polygon sets up the on-device AI without freezing the
review, and the first correction comes back faster
- A missing on-device model no longer blocks a run you paid for
- Detections appear sooner, dense runs draw faster, and shaping and
export are quicker
- Segments layers that have no file behind them, and says so plainly
when a raster has moved
- Saves the run elsewhere when the project folder cannot hold the
result
- Clearer review: the steps say Next, the confidence slider is called
Precision, and each mode says what it does
- Closing QGIS during a review no longer hangs
2.2.1
- Every button, hint and message is translated again in all 11
languages, including everything new in 2.2.0
2.2.0
- Fix a detection by hand: click it, then drag its corners or point at
what the AI missed
- Draw a polygon the AI missed, delete one with a right-click, merge
two into one, or split one in two
- Right angles squares every run now, and follows the building's real
edges instead of a box
- Manual mode gets the same shape settings as Automatic, so an object
comes out the same either way
- Every outline carries the number of points a person would draw,
instead of thousands
- Fill holes by size, and snap neighbours to a shared border, on the
Keep step
- The object library is built around what people search for, and shows
the imagery behind each past run
- Reopen a past run, restore its polygons, and go back to its zone
- See the day your free detections come back, next to every balance
- A cancelled run keeps every tile you already paid for
- Detections appear while the run is still going, without slowing the
map
- Faster review and export, and a long run no longer fills your memory
- Installation repairs broken environments, locked files and refused
certificates on its own
- Runs on QGIS 4, and on Linux builds that ship without some optional
components
2.1.10
- Prompts naming several objects now run the first object with a tip,
instead of being blocked
- A detection that finds nothing now offers one-click example drawing,
the best way to find unusual objects
- The panel now picks up already-loaded imagery reliably
- Smoother setup on machines with unusual disk configurations
2.1.9
- Fixed a rare crash when handling a network error on the newest QGIS
builds
- Clearer wording for your monthly free detections
2.1.8
- Compatibility fixes for the upcoming QGIS 4
2.1.7
- Manual export can now add polygons to an existing layer, not just a
new one
- Refining a detection in Manual mode opens with your exact review
settings and recovers if interrupted
- Fixed a stray review page appearing after a cancelled Automatic run
- Improved stability when cancelling runs or switching modes
- Interface polish and refreshed translations in all 11 languages
2.1.6
- Fixed undo being unreliable while the AI was still preparing your
image in Manual mode
- Cleaner, consistent button styling on the review page
2.1.5
- Reference-image detection is more accurate: your example now matches
your objects at the right scale, and the tile containing it points at
the real object instead of a pasted copy
- Reference-image runs use at least two examples for far better
results, with an optional example to exclude look-alikes once you have
two
- Reference-image runs start stricter, so you see fewer weak
look-alikes
- The detail level now sets itself correctly even when you describe
your object in your own language
- Editing a detection on an online basemap no longer freezes the app
- Clearer guidance when an example is too small for the current detail
level
- Smoother review after hand-refining detections
- More resilient installation, with clearer help if disk space runs
out
2.1.4
- Automatic detection starts faster: the AI service begins warming up
as soon as you describe what to segment
2.1.3
- Detections appear on the map faster during large runs
- A cancelled or exited run keeps everything already found
- One-click rescue actions when a run finds nothing
2.1.2
- Stop now cancels an in-progress detection instantly, even
mid-request
- Cleaner polygons for large objects, with holes filled during the run
- More focused example drawing, with a streamlined set of examples per
run
2.1.1
- Clearer feedback while the detection service is starting up, with a
more reliable Cancel
- Smarter suggestions when a description doesn't match anything found
in view
- Fixed occasional blank tiles when using online basemaps
- Fixed detection gaps when using 5 or more example boxes
- Segment library labels and prompt recognition improved across
supported languages
2.1.0
- Improved Automatic detection quality and recall, especially in dense
scenes
- Default detail level is now tuned to the object you are detecting
- Cleaner, more consistent detections and merged polygons
- Stability and interface refinements
2.0.1
- Minor maintenance and stability improvements
2.0.0
- New Automatic mode: draw a zone, name what to find, and detect every
instance in one run
- Draw an example directly on your own imagery to guide detection
(show one, find the rest)
- Cloud-powered, no local install needed for Automatic mode
- Live credit estimate and progress, with instant cancel
- Review before you keep: tune confidence, simplify, expand or shrink,
and fill holes with no re-run
- Hand-refine detections in Manual mode, then finish
- Detections deduplicated, smoothed, and saved as clean GeoPackage
polygons
1.5.1
- Minor maintenance and stability improvements
1.5.0
- You can now read a version-by-version changelog right here in the
Plugin Manager
1.4.9
- Stability and reliability improvements
1.4.8
- Connect with one-click browser sign-in (the manual key field is
gone)
- New "Copy connection link" button to finish signing in from another
browser
- Clearer sign-in wording and more readable Account settings text
1.4.7
- Fix: the AI Edit shortcut no longer overrides AI Edit's own menu
entry when both plugins are installed
1.4.6
- More reliable dependency install: longer verification window so
antivirus scans no longer trigger false timeouts
- Install errors now show the real cause instead of a confusing header
line
1.4.5
- Works behind authenticated corporate proxies, with guidance to enter
your proxy credentials
- Clearer messages for corrupt or unreadable rasters instead of a
cryptic failure
1.4.4
- Export no longer fails on read-only or cloud-synced folders
(OneDrive, Google Drive, network drives): the result is saved to a
temporary folder and its location is shown
1.4.3
- Cancelling the install no longer pops up an error report
- A half-finished install is resumed cleanly when you retry

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