The following is a list of Digital Experience Management (DEM) releases for the month of July 2026:
New Features and Enhancements
DEM Data Intelligence Agent
- DEM Data Intelligence Agent now includes a ‘Stop’ button that lets users cancel an in-progress streaming query. Any partial response remains visible, and users can immediately ask a new question without waiting for the original query to finish.
- The ‘Ask Data Intelligence Agent’ button visibility is now controlled solely by role-based access controls and feature enablement, aligning availability with subscription tiers. Quota checks continue to be enforced when users open the chat screen.
DEM Web UI
- Enhanced the DEM UI user details banner help link to point to the official documentation explaining DEM experience scores, helping admins understand score visibility and missing data.
Fixed Issues
Aggregated Traceroute Latency Fix
- Fixed an issue with DEM hop‑by‑hop traceroute so aggregated latency now correctly matches node tooltips and the underlay time‑series chart.
DEM Data Intelligence Agent
- Fixed an issue where the DEM Data Intelligence Agent chat pane could jump or auto-scroll after reloading when the conversation history panel became scrollable.
- DEM Data Intelligence Agent now shows the backend SSE error message with a retry option instead of a blank screen when an error follows empty streamed blocks.
- Improved DEM Data Intelligence Agent usability by allowing users to continue typing in the input while a response streams; the Send button is disabled until completion.
- Fixed an issue in the DEM Data Intelligence Agent where the input box was incorrectly enabled mid-stream during SSE responses in new conversations. The input now stays disabled until streaming fully completes, ensuring consistent behavior across all queries.
- Fixed an issue with the DEM Data Intelligence Agent returning an internal error when processing queries in non-English languages.
Browser Extension Details Table Improvement
- Fixed an issue where processing-time breakdown bars in the Browser Extension detail tables displayed incorrect widths. The bars now accurately represent each timing segment.
Known Issue
Nodes with IP addresses in the 100.64.0.0/10 range were incorrectly classified as Internet nodes. This address range is reserved for Carrier-Grade NAT (CGNAT) and are not publicly routable.