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Hello from ARGOS Omni. Here is what shipped in May.

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Edit step engines directly

New Feature The engines assigned automatically from your policy can now be changed step by step. On the workflow edit screen, use the n engine(s) button on the right of an action row (Select engines when none are assigned).
Editing step engines

Editing step engines — pick from the full engine catalog with checkboxes.

Each engine shows its name and description, so you can confirm what it does right there. One action can take several engines. When the policy wording alone does not attach the engine you wanted, you can correct it here instead of rewriting the policy — editing a workflow.

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Three Korean KYB engines

New Feature Engines for verifying Korean corporate entities were added. Put clauses such as “look up the registration status by business registration number” or “look up the account holder by account number” in your policy and they are assigned automatically — AI model and engines.
The - KOR engines support Korean businesses and accounts only.

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Better document recognition

Feature Improvement Text that would not come through cleanly on poorly scanned documents now does.
  • PDFs are read from their text layer first. A PDF that already contains text skips OCR entirely, which is both more accurate and faster.
  • Low-contrast scans go through image enhancement before recognition.
Check the extraction result in the content area of View details on an item. The text you see there is everything the agent reads.

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Redesigned audit log

Feature Improvement The Audit tab of an analysis is now organized along two axes, summary and per-step records. The top gives you total steps, passed, needs review, and token usage at a glance; below it you expand each step for detail. External engine calls are recorded with each step too, so you can see which tool was called with what input and what came back.