What changed in Cortex Lens.

v0.0.44

July 2, 2026

Available

Cortex notices when you fix things

When a suggested code or medication actually shows up in the chart afterward, Cortex now records that the finding was resolved - powering honest impact reporting for your practice.

• Findings you act on are now remembered: if a suggested code or medication appears in a later look at the same chart, the finding is recorded as fixed - no clicks required.
• Only structured facts are recorded (the code and the finding), never any chart text.
• This feeds your practice's impact summary, so "what did Cortex actually change" is answered by observed chart edits, not guesses.

v0.0.43

July 1, 2026

Available

Small fit and finish

The expand arrow on the checked-categories row no longer gets clipped at the edge of the Lens panel.

• The disclosure arrow on the Checked categories row now sits fully inside the panel instead of being cut off at the right edge.

v0.0.42

July 1, 2026

Available

Claude Sonnet 5 joins the model picker

The newest Claude model - the strongest performer on our public chart-review benchmark - can now be selected for analysis from the extension menu.

• Claude Sonnet 5 is available in the analysis model picker. On our benchmark of de-identified real charts it roughly doubled the previous Sonnet's precision - fewer wrong flags - while catching more real issues.
• The production default is unchanged while the new model is validated; full results and methodology are public at cortexcharts.com/benchmarks.

v0.0.41

July 1, 2026

Available

Privacy provenance, on the record

Every analysis now carries a receipt of the de-identification that ran in your browser before anything left it, and the sign-in prompt explains what signing in is for.

• Each analysis records which de-identification rules ran and how many identifiers they caught - rule names and counts only, never the text itself - so your practice has an auditable privacy trail.
• The extension menu now explains that signing in links your analyses to your practice for impact reporting.
• Under the hood: the public demo site uses its own short-lived access tokens, tightening who can reach the analysis service.

v0.0.40

June 11, 2026

Available

The Lens never moves your page

Hovering the Lens no longer scrolls your chart - the fix for losing your place on dual-screen setups - and settings now speak plainly about the Lens instead of jargon.

• Touching or crossing the Lens panel with your mouse no longer scrolls the chart to a diagnosis row. The matching row still highlights; a new setting lets you turn scroll-on-hover back on if you liked it.
• Both hover behaviors (chart-to-Lens and Lens-to-chart) are now off by default and individually controllable from the extension menu.
• Settings and status text now say Lens or Cortex Lens throughout - no more HUD jargon.

v0.0.39

June 11, 2026

Available

Cortex catches the denials payers love most

Cortex now checks every chart against the official mutually-exclusive-code rules and the unspecified-laterality code list - the two denial classes billers rework most - and knows whether a note is signed when suggesting an E/M level change.

• Problem-list cleanup flags official ICD-10 Excludes1 conflicts (for example I12.9 with I15.0) - the 5,000+ code pairs payers deny whole claims over - with both resolution paths shown so you choose which diagnosis stays.
• It also flags unspecified-side codes (like M25.569, pain in unspecified knee) and lists the exact right/left codes payers will actually pay, so confirming a side takes one look instead of a lookup.
• Both checks surface as warnings, never blocks: ICD-10 allows exceptions, and that judgment stays with you. They run server-side, so they are already live for every installed Lens.
• When a note is already signed, the E/M suggestion now says so - a level change at that point needs a provider addendum, and the Lens is honest about it.
• Three new sandbox patients at cortexcharts.com (Frank Kowalski, Dorothy Eastman, Rosa Delgado) walk through these denial traps end to end.

v0.0.38

June 11, 2026

Available

Tell Cortex why, calmer reveal behavior

This release lets you explain a thumbs-down right in the panel, stops the Lens from reacting to cursor movement over the chart, and trims visual noise.

• After a thumbs-down, one-tap reason chips and an optional short note appear under the finding, so feedback lands in Cortex instead of a side log.
• Hovering flagged chart rows no longer opens or scrolls the Lens; clicking a flagged row always reveals its card, and hover reveal stays available as an opt-in toggle.
• The checks summary text is smaller and lighter so findings stay the focus.
• Internal Lens layout experiments were consolidated; the panel you see is unchanged unless your practice opts into a variant.

v0.0.37

June 9, 2026

Available

Quiet Lens default polish

This release makes the quieter Lens panel the consistent default and tightens its analysis-scope disclosure during loading.

• Quiet Current is now the default Lens panel in local dev, bundled fallback, and production config unless explicitly overridden.
• The checks summary says Checking while analysis is running and Checked only after the active run settles.
• Lane status chips now live inside the expanded checks disclosure so the main panel has less status clutter.
• The checks disclosure uses the same full-row click and hover behavior as other expandable Lens sections.

v0.0.36

June 9, 2026

Available

Cleaner Lens panel controls

This release tightens the quieter Lens panel candidate and keeps the current production panel available as a fallback.

• The quieter Lens panel has cleaner top controls and less repeated status chrome.
• Changing analysis checks from the Lens panel now targets the extension menu more directly when the browser supports it.
• The current production panel remains available as a fallback while we finish the rollout.
• Additional coverage protects the extension popup bridge used by the cleaner panel.

v0.0.35

June 9, 2026

Available

A quieter Lens panel is ready for testing

This release prepares Cortex Lens for a quieter review panel while keeping the current production view available as a fallback.

• The internal Dev build now opens to the quieter Lens panel so our team can test it against real chart-review workflows.
• The current production panel remains the default for installed users until we intentionally switch it on.
• Hidden findings now have an explicit show-more control, so quieter layouts do not make suggestions inaccessible.
• The panel can safely fall back to the current production layout if a future layout setting is not recognized.

v0.0.34

June 8, 2026

Available

Stronger privacy prep before chart review

Cortex Lens now does more of its chart preparation inside the browser before an analysis starts.

• Chart details are prepared more carefully before they leave the browser for review.
• The privacy pass is better at keeping clinical meaning intact while removing patient identifiers.
• No workflow change is required: open the chart, let Cortex scan, and review suggestions as usual.
• We also tightened the internal Lens Lab views we use to compare future panel designs before pilots see them.

v0.0.30

June 3, 2026

Available

Clearer update prompts and smoother reviews

This update made Cortex Lens easier to keep current and a little quieter during everyday chart review.

• Older browser extensions can now show clearer update guidance before chart analysis gets interrupted.
• Recent feedback choices stay visible after a refresh or quick navigation back to the chart.
• The panel completion state feels more settled when Cortex finishes a review.
• Several admin screens were cleaned up so our team can support pilot practices faster.

v0.0.27

May 29, 2026

Available

Better Practice Fusion reading

Cortex Lens became more comfortable with the different ways Practice Fusion can show encounter notes.

• Read-only encounter pages are recognized more reliably.
• Cortex can use visible notes, diagnoses, and medications when those are the chart details on screen.
• Patient Ledger and other unsupported pages stay quieter until you return to a Summary or Encounter view.
• The extension menu shows adapter health more clearly for support and setup checks.

v0.0.26

May 27, 2026

Available

One-click feedback and quieter fixes

This release focused on small touches that make suggestions easier to trust and respond to.

• Each suggestion can be marked helpful or not helpful in one click.
• CKD stage checks are less likely to flag documentation that already includes stage 3a or 3b.
• Progress and completion states were tuned to feel conclusive without pulling attention away from the chart.
• Feedback now flows into the review queue we use to improve future releases.