Phaseo Team31 March 20265 min read
ICYMI: What We Shipped in March 2026
March laid groundwork for embeddings, multimodal discovery, billing clarity, and SDK releases.

March was a foundation month for Phaseo. A lot of the work was about making the product easier to trust before bigger gateway and catalog releases arrived later in the spring.
This recap covers the work that shipped from 1 March 2026 through 31 March 2026, based on the release history, commit history, and catalog data for the month.
What Shipped
Embeddings became easier to use
Embeddings support moved from "possible" to much more visible in March. The product, API, SDK examples, and docs all picked up improvements so teams could find embedding models, understand how they fit into the catalog, and build against them without hunting through separate pieces of the product.
That matters because embeddings are often the first building block for search, retrieval, ranking, memory, and recommendation workflows. They are not always the most visible model releases, but they are the layer that makes a lot of useful AI features work.
The catalog also added Gemini Embedding 2 Preview during the month, alongside broader model metadata updates. Together, those changes made Phaseo more useful for teams building retrieval workflows, not only chat interfaces.
Explore the catalog here:
Model pages got lighter and easier to navigate
Model pages saw several practical improvements in March. Timeline loading moved toward a more direct previous-and-next lookup, provider and model routes were cleaned up, and model data was refreshed across the web app, API, docs, and SDKs.
The result was a quieter but important improvement: model pages had less unnecessary work to do, and the product became better at showing the right model information in the right place.
Search also improved. Header search started prioritising direct model-name matches, and chat links were cleaned up so messages pointed to the right model pages. That makes a difference when the catalog is growing quickly and users are trying to jump straight to a specific release.