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What's new in August 2026

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Private Locations now report their own errors

Debug private location errors without leaving Checkly. Private Locations get an Errors tab with an agent-errors overview, error counts over time, stack traces, breadcrumbs, and the agent ID and version behind every error. Node.js-side error reporting requires agent v8.7.0.

The Agent errors chart of a Private Location, plotting error occurrences and distinct issues over time, next to an agent error drawer with the agent ID, version, stack trace, and breadcrumbs

See, inspect, and clean up projects from the app

If your Checkly account holds monitors defined in different codebases, Monitoring as Code projects are now visible in the UI. Inspect which resources a project contains, review its deployment context (including failed Checkly deployments), navigate managed resources, and spot drift between code and account. And as a bonus: you can now preserve resources with their history if you remove them from your codebase.

A Monitoring as Code project page for a Storefront project, listing its resources and sync status next to a deployment history panel showing a failed deploy and the error behind it

Resolve invocations now follow your billing period

Rocky AI root cause analyses are counted as Resolve invocations against your billing period instead of calendar-month slices — yearly customers can use their allowance across the whole year. Need more? Additional invocation packs are now available to purchase.

Maintenance windows are now timezone-aware

Recurring maintenance windows keep their configured local time across daylight saving changes. No more manually shifting schedules twice a year.

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