Dear ChimeraX users, Just letting you know that I've released ISOLDE 1.0b3 on the ChimeraX Tool Shed for use with ChimeraX 0.9. If you're not familiar with ISOLDE, you can get an overview at https://isolde.cimr.cam.ac.uk/. In brief, ISOLDE is designed to allow the high-fidelity, interactive remodelling/refinement of atomic models into low-medium resolution cryo-EM or crystallographic electron density maps. In designing ISOLDE, I've always had two groups in mind. The first is, of course, the experimental structural biologists whose job it is to solve the structures of new macromolecules and their complexes. The second (and, to my mind, equally important) group is the downstream *users* of such models. Like every other human endeavour, macromolecular model building is an imperfect field, and (particularly in the worse-than-2-Angstrom resolution range targeted by ISOLDE) many deposited models contain serious errors that are eminently fixable with modern tools. My hope is that ISOLDE will become a useful tool allowing you to directly inspect your model of interest in the context of its original data, providing you with a feasible pathway towards fixing any issues you find (or, failing that, moving to a new target) prior to committing serious resources to its study. Please enjoy. Constructive feedback is always welcome. Best regards, Tristan