Changelog - Entity Enricher

Changelog

New features and improvements to Entity Enricher, newest first.

New

Connect from claude.ai with OAuth 2.1

The MCP server now ships with an embedded OAuth 2.1 authorization server — add Entity Enricher to claude.ai as a remote connector with no API keys to copy, and revoke access any time from the Connected Apps tab.

MCP data enrichment
Improved

Public pricing page with live plan data

Plans, limits, and FAQs are now published on a dedicated pricing page, hydrated from the live billing API and included in structured data for search engines.

Pricing
New

The site and app in 13 languages

The whole product — marketing pages, documentation, and the signed-in app — is now available in 13 languages, including right-to-left Arabic, with locale-prefixed URLs for every public page.

New

Model benchmarks with quality scoring

Save a reusable benchmark scenario, run it against any set of models, and get automatic quality scores against a verified gold reference — completeness, correctness, and hallucination, side by side with cost and speed.

Model Benchmarks
New

Semantic IDs: embedding-based entity resolution

Objects can now carry a stable, organization-scoped semantic ID, so the same real-world entity dedupes across enrichments, models, and languages via embedding similarity.

Semantic IDs
New

Embedded MCP server

Entity Enricher now exposes a hosted Model Context Protocol server with 29 tools covering schema authoring, single and batch enrichment, fusion, and benchmarks — usable from Claude Desktop, Claude Code, and Cursor.

MCP Server
New

Document attachments across all LLM flows

Attach PDFs, images, audio recordings, and office files to enrichment, schema generation, and playground requests — uploaded once, referenced by ID, delivered natively or as extracted text depending on the model.

Document Attachments
New

Self-service Ollama tunnels

Expose a local Ollama to your hosted organization with one command — reverse WebSocket through the standard HTTPS ingress, per-tunnel revocable credentials, no public ports and no SSH.

Ollama Tunnels