Every release, dated and version-tagged — the actual change, not marketing copy.
Branch-level inspection and rollback during a live multi-agent run. You can now pause any branch mid-execution, review its work tree, and resume or discard — without stopping the other branches.
A race condition in the OAuth token refresh path caused some connectors to re-authenticate on every request. This is resolved — tokens now refresh at most once per session boundary.
Workflows can now start on rich event conditions — not just a single trigger. Combine repository events, schedule patterns, and incoming webhook payloads with AND / OR logic.
Restructured the plan-generation pass to speculate on high-probability branches in parallel. Median time from prompt to first executing branch dropped from 1.8s to 1.1s at p50.
Shared workspaces for teams — invite members, assign roles (Admin / Member / Viewer), and share agents, workflows, and connector credentials without duplicating setup.
Tightened isolation boundaries between concurrent sessions to prevent any cross-session artifact leakage. Each session now receives a fresh isolated context from the first instruction.
The computer-use interface is now in open beta. Drive a full desktop environment — browse, code, run tests, and interact with any app through natural language.
Kaer is out of private beta. Operator, Workflows, Automations, and the Connector library are all live for self-serve signup.
Every release lands in your inbox the day it ships — version tag, change type, and a real summary. No marketing, just the changelog.