Changelog

Anyone can sign up and subscribe. Things will change quickly and some edges are rough. This page is where we'll say what changed.

What's in it

• Sessions. A shared thread of work with an agent where teammates can jump in at any time. Each session gets its own isolated Linux cloud computer with a shell, filesystem, browser, and live terminal, and can spin up parallel subagents and subsessions for larger tasks.
• Assistants. Your personal chief of staff in a private session, reachable in the app or on Slack. It handles morning briefs, inbox, calendar, follow-ups, and dispatches work across the company.
• Agents. Durable agents with their own identity, instructions, models, and tool permissions. Assign them to ongoing roles across your organization to own recurring work, respond to triggers, or collaborate with your team.
• Artifacts. Live, versioned work in one shared library: docs, slides, design boards, dashboards, motion graphics, interactive apps, and a workspace Brand Kit. Highlight any part of an artifact to leave an inline comment and have the agent revise it in place.
• Code. Connect GitHub repositories, configure warm cloud environments, and take work from issue to branch, test run, independent review, and pull request, with built-in diff and file views.
• Automations. Scheduled jobs and event-driven workflows (like GitHub PR activity, CI status, or webhooks) that wake an agent or session automatically when something changes.
• Memory and skills. A shared Markdown filesystem (/memories) across company, project, agent, and personal scopes that agents read and maintain, paired with reusable skills you write once and load on demand.
• Integrations and MCP. One-click connections for GitHub, Slack, Linear, Notion, Gmail, Google Calendar, Drive, Docs, Sheets, Attio, PostHog, Mercury, Stripe, X, and custom MCP servers.
• Approvals and secrets. Granular tool policies, encrypted workspace secrets, and editable draft cards that pause for your approval before an agent sends an email, publishes a post, or takes outward action.
• Models and subscriptions. Switch between Claude, GPT, Gemini, Grok, and open-source models per session or agent. Use workspace credits, bring your own API keys, or connect the Claude and Codex subscriptions you already pay for.