Convenient Search, Backgrounds, Borders, New Keys, and Variables

Functionality Updates in Cerebro, Mirada, and Tentaculo.

New Search in Cerebro

Now, searching within user lists, statuses, and other system elements works independently of the keyboard layout.

• Type ‘привет’ on an English keyboard layout (‘ghbdtn’) or ‘hello’ on a Russian layout (‘руддщ’)—the system will find the correct result.
• Transliteration is supported: for example, ‘Aleksey’ instead of ‘Алексей’ or ‘Прогресс’ instead of ‘Progress.’

This simplifies search and saves time by eliminating the need to switch layouts manually.

A new “Me” option has been added to user selection filters. Now, you can create universal boards and automatically see tasks related to the current user.

• Simplifies work by removing the need to manually configure filters.
• Allows quick access to personal tasks (e.g., “all tasks I created“).

Two new features have been added:

• Background change — Choose any background color for images and videos to better highlight details.
• Colored borders — Add borders of any thickness and shade to emphasize content.

These improvements make viewing and working with images more convenient and visually clear.

folder_path key in project_path

The folder_path key has been added to project_path, allowing separate file storage paths within a project. This enables the separation of scenes, assets, and other data.

Example:

"project_path": [
  {
    "folder_path": "/Project/scenes",
    "paths": ["network://projects/scenes"]
  },
  {
    "folder_path": "/Project/assets",
    "paths": ["network://projects/assets"]
  }
]

Priority order:

1. folder_path (if specified)
2. Project + activity type
3. Project
4. Activity type
5. Default value

This provides more flexibility in structuring file storage.

$(date) Variable: Automatic Date Insertion

A new $(date) variable has been added, allowing automatic insertion of the current date and time in file paths and names. This is especially useful for organizing data by date.

Example:

"publish": "/$(task_parent_path)/$(date{%Y-%m-%d})"

Result:

/project/scenes/sc_01/2025-02-28

Using $(date) helps automate work with reports, backups, and project files.

More details on integration can be found in the documentation.