What's New
See what we're building. Every update to BrainRoad — new features, smarter defaults, and the small details that make your AI agent feel like it's truly yours.
Your agent now texts back, reads attachments, and follows up
Agents can reply to SMS through the same approval queue as email. Email attachments (contracts, spreadsheets, PDFs) are saved into your Brain automatically. Quiet threads get a follow-up suggestion after a few days, snooze has real duration choices, and the thread view shows the whole conversation.
Email threads now handle the whole group
Your agent tracks everyone on an email thread — not just the last sender. Drafted replies default to reply-all, you can edit the Cc line before approving, and the thread view shows every participant with how they joined the conversation. Auto-approved replies stay locked to people already on the thread.
Your assistant can earn the right to auto-send
After you approve a handful of routine replies in the same email thread, BrainRoad now offers to handle that thread for you, capped per day and revocable in one click. High-stakes messages still come back for review, and any decline or misfire pauses it automatically. Less rubber-stamping, more time back.
Ask your business documents anything
Upload contracts, leases, financials, and sales docs, including scanned PDFs, and ask plain-language questions. Your assistant answers with the specifics and points to the exact document it pulled from, so the business stops living only in your head.
Agent chat loads cleanly from agent pages
Agent chat now opens the selected runtime chat cleanly from the Agent page. The result is boring in the best way: click Chat, land in the conversation, and start talking to the agent.
Agent chat now opens the native runtime
The main chat button opens the selected runtime chat. OpenClaw and Hermes dashboards stay one click away for configuration, logs, and advanced controls.
Console feels like SSH — GPU-accelerated and searchable
The dashboard terminal now renders on the GPU (WebGL), so scrolling, htop, and build logs feel snappy. Press Ctrl-F (Cmd-F on Mac) to search the buffer with an inline find bar. Bursty output is batched into a single write per frame, so the terminal stays responsive even when an agent is dumping thousands of lines at once.
Console tells you when another tab already has it
Open the console in a second browser tab and you now get a clear "this is already open elsewhere" banner with a one-click Take Over button — no more silent reconnect cycles fighting over the same shell. Behind the scenes, bash readline shortcuts like Ctrl-B and Esc-driven TUIs (vim, Claude Code, Hermes) feel snappy again.
Console sessions survive agent switching
Switch from OpenClaw to Hermes and back without losing the shell you were using. Each runtime now keeps its own persistent console session, Hermes keeps its native terminal colors and width, and the reset button gives you an explicit fresh start when you want one.
You always know which agent you’re operating on
Every dashboard page now shows a small bar at the top with the active agent's name, product (Hermes or OpenClaw), and status — one click to switch. Hop into Brain, Activity, the terminal, anywhere, and you never lose track of whose data you’re looking at. Settings dropped its second switcher; the one in the shell is the source of truth now.
Open the terminal in one click on either agent
OpenClaw users now get the same prominent “Open OpenClaw shell” button next to “Open chat” that Hermes already had — no more hunting for a small footnote. Every agent-scoped link in the dashboard also carries the active agent through the URL, so two browser tabs on two different agents can never send you to the wrong shell.
Hermes terminals coexist safely across tabs
Opening Hermes in two browser tabs used to silently kill the first session. Now the second tab tells you politely that another Hermes shell is open, and when it disconnects the next tab starts right away. The terminal also fits the viewport cleanly and disconnects without leaving a stale "connected" indicator.
Hermes now has a hosted OpenAI-compatible endpoint
Hermes agents now expose a BrainRoad-hosted `/v1` endpoint for external clients, secured by the same gateway token as the dashboard. Dangerous Hermes command approvals can also appear in your Triage inbox and resolve the live blocked session from there.
Hermes chat now opens as a real conversation
The Hermes dashboard chat page now starts with a modern message thread instead of dropping you into a terminal. Messages, reasoning, tool calls, and native Hermes approvals stream inline, with the terminal still available as a fallback tab.
Your AI agent gets to work the moment you sign up
A brand-new BrainRoad account now arrives with a starter document already in your Brain and a sample Triage card waiting for your approval — so you see how the approval path feels before you have to set anything up. Channels stay where they belong, inside your agent's own UI, when you're ready for them on day two.
Choose your AI runtime — Hermes joins OpenClaw
Every new BrainRoad account now ships with both OpenClaw and Hermes Agent pre-installed (and stopped). Start whichever fits how you like to work, run them side by side, or pick the one whose answers you like better. Same Brain underneath either way — your documents, notes, and memories travel with you.
A simpler dashboard with five destinations
The sidebar collapsed from a long advanced-feature list to five primary destinations — Agent, Inbox, Brain, Company, and Settings. The deeper surfaces (Billing, Usage, API, Activity, Console, Browser, Proof) all still live at their old URLs and are one click away from Settings. Less to scan, faster to find what you need.
Connect any messaging channel from inside your agent
Adding WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, Discord, Signal, iMessage, Matrix, and the rest now opens your agent's native channel manager instead of a four-channel BrainRoad picker. You always see the full, current list of supported channels — and per-channel credentials are managed where they actually live.
Billing now self-heals when Stripe drifts out of sync
If your account ever got disconnected from Stripe — say, after deleting and re-signing-up — the recovery path could leave upgrades or trial restoration stuck. Billing now verifies Stripe ownership before relinking and reconciles automatically when state diverges. Fewer support tickets, more clean upgrades.
Mobile homepage hero no longer clips on smaller screens
On narrower phones the hero section was cutting off the headline before you could read the first line. Re-tuned the layout so the full message lands cleanly on every screen size — no scrolling required to know what BrainRoad does.
Onboarding emails now follow what you actually do
Your getting-started emails used to fire on a fixed signup timer — sometimes before your agent was even ready, sometimes long after you'd already moved on. They now key off real activation moments: agent provisioned, first prompt sent, first reply received. Better timing, fewer misses, less inbox noise.
Your first week now comes with a built-in job guide
New users get a first-week playbook in the dashboard and onboarding flow — a clear, day-by-day path through what to set up, what to try, and what your agent should be doing for you by the end of the week. You don't just have an agent running; you have a plan to put it to work.
First-conversation reliability across flaky networks
If your network briefly dropped or the gateway stalled while you were sending your very first message, the chat could end up half-paired and stay there. We now retry pairing with explicit approval, hold onto connect challenges through the handshake, and re-run transient first turns automatically. Your first conversation lands every time.
Reuploading a Brain document is now obvious
Drop the same file into your Brain a second time and the Library now shows it clearly as a re-upload — replacing the old version, not silently adding a duplicate. Less guessing whether the new version actually took.
Your Brain has a Context tab — see how everything connects
Open your Brain and you'll find a new Context view that maps the entities and relationships across all your documents. People, projects, deadlines, contracts — see them as a graph of how your work actually fits together. Your agent reads from the same map, so its answers already understand the connections.
Brain runs on managed Postgres now — faster and more durable
Moved Brain document search out of per-user files and into our managed Postgres database. Indexing finishes faster, lookups feel snappier, and your Brain data now rides along with our nightly backups instead of living on a separate volume. Nothing new to learn — uploads just finish sooner.
New trial agents start on a smarter default model
We swapped the default model new agents boot with on the included OpenRouter trial key. The new pick (Kimi K2.6) handles tool calls more reliably than the old default — so trial agents stop inventing reasons they "can't" do something and just do it. Your existing model picks are untouched.
Report a bug and What's new — one click from your avatar
Click your account avatar and you'll see two new shortcuts. Report a bug opens a pre-filled email with your user ID, agent ID, current page, and browser info already attached — no debug-info hunting. What's new jumps straight to this page. Less digging, faster help.
More room on every page — desktop top bar is gone
We removed the desktop top bar and folded your account into the sidebar, where it's always one hover away. The result: 52 extra pixels of vertical space on every dashboard page. Your status card, activity feed, and chat all get more room to breathe.
Your dashboard loads faster and tells you what it's doing
Opening the Agent tab no longer leaves you staring at a blank page. You now see a clear "checking your agent status" cue right away, and switching tabs and coming back is instant instead of triggering a full reload. Small wait, bigger difference.
Your dashboard now matches how your AI works
BrainRoad now explains your agent more like a personal operator with its own work identity, so the front door and dashboard make the product clearer. The Inbox, identity copy, and advanced internal labels now point you toward what matters first and tuck infrastructure behind the scenes.
Blog posts now take you straight to a live example
Every role-focused article on brainroad.com — receptionist, answering service, email assistant, executive assistant — now links you directly to the matching live page where you can see exactly how your agent would handle that job. Read about it, then try it. No more hunting for the right product page after you're already interested.
Your Brain reads more reliably now
The pipeline that ingests your contracts, emails, and notes into the Brain was occasionally stalling on large or complex uploads. We tightened how the ingestion worker talks to our database so files process end-to-end without surprises. Drop more in, worry less.
Role pages rewritten around Business Brain workflows
Our public pages for each role — AI receptionist, answering service, email assistant, executive assistant — now lead with the truth: your Business Brain carries the context, the AI helper drafts the work, and review keeps customer-facing actions safe. Claims we couldn't stand behind are out. What you see before you sign up is what you get.
Delete your account and come back — the trial now resets cleanly
If you signed up, deleted your account, and then signed up again, the trial and billing state used to get tangled between Stripe and our AI company layer. Cleanup is now airtight on both sides, so a fresh signup always gives you a fresh 30-day trial — no leftover state, no confusing errors.
Billing stopped throwing surprise errors
A few edge cases in the billing API were returning 500 errors when users checked their plan or upgraded. Those paths are now hardened and covered by new tests. Fewer dead-ends when you're trying to give us money.
Your agents now have a Brain
Drop your contracts, financials, meeting notes, and emails into the new Brain tab. Every agent you hire instantly searches them, cites them, and writes back what it learns. The brain grows with you — uploads, inbound emails, SMS, and the work your AI company does all become part of the same searchable, grounded memory.
Beacons — your Brain speaks up before you ask
The Brain now surfaces what matters on its own. When it reads something in your documents that connects to a decision, a deadline, or an open question, a Beacon appears — a short, cited finding you can act on without running a single search. Less digging, more signal.
Email replies now stay on the same thread
When your agent emails someone from its managed `@mg.brainroad.com` mailbox, replies now come back attached to the same conversation instead of starting over from zero. The thread keeps the reply headers and continuity your agent needs to follow through without losing context.
See when your plan can add another agent
If your plan supports more than one agent, the dashboard now shows the option to add another one right from the agent switcher instead of hiding it. You can also see the real plan limit coming back from billing, so expanding from one agent to a second or third feels explicit instead of guesswork.
Upgrade prompts now keep your annual pricing choice
If you prefer annual billing, BrainRoad now carries that choice through the inline upgrade prompts across your dashboard instead of snapping back to monthly pricing. Trial nudges, near-expiry reminders, and upgrade buttons now stay consistent with the plan you were already considering.
When free credits run out, Key Concierge picks up the handoff
If your trial key budget is exhausted but your key state is still present, BrainRoad now sends you straight back into the guided Key Concierge flow instead of leaving you with a warning and no next step. You get a clearer recovery path for bringing your own key and getting your agent moving again.
MCP Tools Explorer — see everything your agent can do
The new API page shows all 110+ methods your agent supports, organized by category — messages, channels, cron, files, and more. Browse the full tool list, copy a ready-made MCP config for Claude Code or Cursor, or set up local access with one command. If your agent can do it, you can find it here.
4 new case studies showing real agent workflows
Published four in-depth case studies covering how people use BrainRoad agents for solo research, freelance output scaling, ops management, and on-call engineering. Each one breaks down the workflow, the tools involved, and the measurable results.
Console and Browser go full-screen
Both the Console and Browser tabs now use the full window — edge-to-edge, no wasted space. The Console has an integrated toolbar with connection status and quick actions built right in. It feels like a real terminal, not a widget.
Celebration screen when you subscribe
Subscribe to Pro and you get a proper welcome — confetti, a thank-you message, and clear next steps. Small detail, but it matters. You just made a commitment and the product should acknowledge it.
AI Company page redesigned with guided onboarding
The Company page now explains what the AI company is, shows three use-case cards (research team, content pipeline, customer service), and walks you through getting started. No more blank page if you haven't set it up yet.
Trial credit increased to $5 — plus 15% off for early adopters
Every new agent now gets $5 in OpenRouter trial credit (up from $2), so you can have real conversations before committing. And if you upgrade during your trial, use code TRIAL-LAUNCH-15OFF for 15% off your first month.
Smart upgrade reminders that respect your timeline
As your trial progresses, you'll see gentle nudges at three key moments — when you're getting value, when your trial is halfway through, and a few days before it ends. Each one shows your actual usage stats so the decision is informed, not pressured.
Error tracking and session replay — we see what breaks before you report it
Added Sentry error tracking across the entire stack and Microsoft Clarity session replay on the dashboard. When something goes wrong, we see the exact error, the user session, and the steps that led to it. Bugs get fixed faster because we catch them first.
Side-by-side comparisons: BrainRoad vs Lindy, Manus, and Relevance AI
Three new comparison pages break down how BrainRoad stacks up against Lindy AI, Manus AI, and Relevance AI on pricing, features, and approach. Honest assessments — we tell you where each platform does well and where BrainRoad is the better fit.
Gateway stability improvements — more memory, fewer restarts
Increased memory allocation across all gateway tiers to handle the latest OpenClaw releases. Agents that were occasionally restarting under heavy workloads now run stable. Also added automated OOM detection alerts so we catch issues before they affect you.
Agent troubleshooting guide
A new help article walks you through the most common agent issues — connection drops, slow starts, API key errors — with step-by-step fixes. Written so you can solve problems yourself without waiting for support.
Your agent arrives alive — named, emailed, and ready to talk
New agents no longer boot to a blank setup screen. Sign up and your agent appears immediately with a name, a dedicated email address, and a live chat window. The old "Launch Agent" button and multi-step wizard are gone. You go from signup to conversation in under a minute.
Rename your agent from the dashboard
Click your agent's name to give it a new one. The change updates everywhere — the dashboard, the agent's email address, and the identity it uses when it introduces itself. Your agent is yours to personalize.
8 new blog posts covering the full agent experience
Published guides on API key setup, hiring AI team members, building research teams, automating content pipelines, running AI customer service, troubleshooting, and the activation bottleneck most people hit. All written to help you get more out of your agent.
AI Key Concierge — guided setup replaces the blank key form
Setting up your API key used to mean staring at a dropdown and figuring out provider jargon on your own. Now you get three clear paths: try free with one click, bring your own key with step-by-step instructions, or let us recommend one based on what matters to you. After setup, you go straight into your first conversation — no dead dashboard.
We now track every activation step — so we can fix what slows you down
BrainRoad now measures every step of your journey — from signup to provisioning, API key setup, first message, and first return visit. When users get stuck anywhere in that flow, we'll see it immediately and ship a fix. The activation experience is now on continuous improvement.
Your dashboard tells you exactly what to set up first
If you sign up and skip the API key step, your dashboard now shows a clear activation prompt right above the Getting Started checklist — and the Start Chatting button stays locked until your key is in place. No more cryptic errors when you try to chat. One clear action, and you're unblocked.
Your account now includes a full AI company
Every BrainRoad agent now comes with Paperclip — an AI company layer for free. Your agent can hire specialists, delegate tasks, and manage a team autonomously, while you stay in control with approval flows. It's all built in and ready to use from your dashboard.
Your agent's infrastructure fixes itself
We deployed intelligent runbooks that detect and automatically fix common infrastructure issues — network glitches, Pod scheduling misses, volume attachment timeouts. When something goes wrong, alert rules trigger automated remediation before you notice. Your agent stays available and responsive without your intervention.
Smart defaults for lower costs
Your new agents now default to Claude Sonnet (75% cheaper than Opus) and use smart heartbeat scheduling to avoid unnecessary idle workload. These defaults cut costs dramatically without sacrificing capability. Switch to Opus for premium tasks any time from the dashboard.
New features now get a blog post within 48 hours of shipping
We wired up our AI company to the content pipeline: when engineering ships a feature, a content task is automatically assigned to our AI CMO, who writes the announcement and updates this changelog. This post was written by Niobe, our AI CMO — triggered automatically when the feature was marked done. Every feature you care about gets a write-up fast.
Run multiple agents — one for work, one for personal, one for your side project
Pro users can now provision up to 3 separate AI agents, each with its own API keys, skills, email address, and configuration. Spin up a dedicated agent for each context in your life — no more sharing one agent across everything. Add a second or third agent from the dashboard in seconds.
Smart sleep — your agent rests when idle, wakes when you return
Inactive agents now auto-pause to save resources. Visit your dashboard and your agent wakes up in about 30 seconds — all settings, API keys, and data preserved. Pro subscribers are never paused. Free-tier agents sleep after 4 hours of inactivity; configured agents after 7 days with no autonomous activity.
Build an AI company — org charts, tasks, and budgets for your agent team
Your agent can now hire its own team. The new AI Company dashboard lets you create a company of AI agents with org charts, task management, cost tracking, and board governance. Start with your existing agent, add specialists, and let them coordinate work autonomously. Click "AI Company" in the sidebar to get started.
Simpler sidebar — less clutter, more focus
Removed the Scheduled and Skills pages from the sidebar. Both are available in the OpenClaw dashboard, and having them in two places was confusing. The sidebar is now clean: Agent, AI Company, Console, Browser, Activity, Usage, API, Settings, Billing. Every item earns its spot.
Dashboard loads instantly — no more polling
Your agent now pushes its own status to the dashboard instead of the dashboard asking every few seconds. The result: your agent page loads instantly, status updates appear in real time, and the API does less work. A small change you'll feel every time you open the dashboard.
Your agent has its own email address and phone number
Every agent gets a dedicated email address automatically. Pro users can assign a real phone number too. Your agent can send emails, receive texts, and handle 2FA verification codes for the services it signs up for. It has a real identity — not just a chat window.
People can email and text your agent directly
Your agent's email and phone number aren't just for sending — they receive too. When someone replies to an email your agent sent, or texts its number, the message arrives in the agent's activity feed. Your agent can carry on full conversations over email and SMS without you in control.
Your agent can log into services with 2FA codes
Store TOTP secrets for any service and your agent generates its own 6-digit login codes on demand. GitHub, AWS, Slack — anything that uses an authenticator app. Your agent handles its own security, just like an employee would.
Give your agent access to Git and GitHub
Your agent can now have its own SSH keys and GitHub personal access tokens. It can clone repos, push commits, and open pull requests under its own identity. Credentials are encrypted at rest in a secure vault — you add them once, your agent uses them whenever it needs to.
Encrypted credential vault for agent secrets
API keys, passwords, tokens — your agent needs credentials to do real work. The new credential vault encrypts everything with AES-256-GCM before it touches disk. Each agent gets its own isolated vault. You manage credentials from the dashboard; your agent accesses them automatically.
Connect Claude Code, Cursor, or any MCP client to your agent
The new Developer Access page gives you everything you need to integrate your agent with external tools. Generate API keys for programmatic control, copy a ready-made MCP config into Claude Code or Cursor, and your agent becomes a tool that any AI assistant can call — send messages, manage channels, run cron jobs, and access all 90+ methods.
Control your agent from scripts and CI/CD
A new public REST API lets you start, stop, and check your agent from anywhere — shell scripts, GitHub Actions, Zapier, or your own code. Authenticate with API keys you create from the dashboard, and subscribe to real-time events via Server-Sent Events to react the moment something happens.
Smarter onboarding that tracks real progress
The channel setup flow now watches your agent's actual connection status instead of relying on checkboxes. If your WhatsApp or Telegram link drops, the dashboard reflects it immediately. The "I'm Done" button works reliably, and you won't see the setup screen again after completing it.
Security hardening across the stack
We completed a full-stack security review and shipped 12 fixes — tighter input validation, stricter CORS, improved token handling, and hardened Kubernetes network policies. Your agent's infrastructure is more secure without any changes on your end.
Token usage dashboard with cost tracking
See exactly how many tokens your agent uses and what it costs. The new Usage page breaks down input, output, and cache tokens by day or by model — with estimated costs based on each provider's pricing. Filter by time range to spot trends and keep your API spend under control.
Redesigned agent page and new Settings page
Your agent's main page got a fresh layout that puts the most important info front and center — status, uptime, and quick actions. Configuration options now live on a dedicated Settings page so your overview stays clean.
Webhook settings show real use cases
The webhook panel now shows practical examples for connecting GitHub, Stripe, Zapier, and other services to your agent — with ready-to-copy curl commands and step-by-step instructions instead of raw technical details.
Schedule recurring tasks for your agent
The new Scheduled page lets you set up cron jobs that run your agent on a schedule. Pick from common presets — every hour, daily, weekly — or write your own cron expression. Edit, pause, or trigger any job manually with one click.
Admin dashboard for user management
Platform admins can now view all users, check gateway status, and manage accounts from a dedicated admin panel — no more kubectl commands to see who's running what.
Browse and install skills from the marketplace
The new Skills page lets you search the community skill library, see what's trending, and install plugins with one click — no terminal needed. Each skill shows its description and version so you know exactly what you're adding to your agent.
Smart onboarding checklist that adapts to you
The Getting Started section now tracks your actual progress and shows you exactly what to do next. Complete a step and it checks off automatically — connect your API key, link a messaging app, send your first message. No more guessing what's left.
Guided channel setup for WhatsApp, Telegram, Discord, and Slack
Connecting a messaging app to your agent is now a step-by-step walkthrough. Pick your app, follow the prompts, scan a QR code or paste your token, and you're live — the whole flow happens inside your dashboard without touching a terminal.
Live channel status and API key validation
Your agent page now shows which messaging channels are connected, disconnected, or errored — at a glance with color-coded status dots. Plus, the API key form now has a "Test Key" button that validates your credentials against each provider before saving, so you never wonder if a key is working.
Browser extension connects automatically
Your agent's browser now comes with the Browser Relay extension pre-installed, pre-configured, and pinned to the toolbar. No more manual setup — open the Browser tab and your agent can browse the web immediately.
Fixed connection lockouts under heavy use
A WebSocket connection counter leak was causing rate-limit lockouts (429 errors) during busy sessions. Connections are now tracked correctly so your agent stays responsive no matter how many tabs or sessions you have open.
New agents start with a free OpenRouter trial key
Every new agent now comes pre-loaded with an OpenRouter trial API key so you can start chatting immediately — no need to bring your own key on day one. The full OpenClaw onboarding walks you through upgrading to your own key when you're ready.
Approve or reject your agent's actions before they happen
When your agent wants to post on social media, send an email, process a payment, or deploy code, it pauses and asks for your sign-off first. The Pending tab shows exactly what your agent wants to do with full context — approve with one click or reject with a reason. You stay in control without micromanaging.
Activity feed now tracks every event type with detail panels
Click any event in your activity feed to expand a detail panel showing the full JSON payload, event type, category, token usage, and cost. Category icons and color-coded status badges make it easy to scan at a glance — lifecycle events in green, errors in red, tools in amber, social in teal.
Full product documentation at /docs/
BrainRoad now has 39 searchable documentation pages covering everything from first login to OpenClaw CLI commands. Six new pages go deep on the OpenClaw runtime — what it is, how to use the setup wizard, chat slash commands, console commands, channel connections, and configuration. Every doc page has sidebar navigation, breadcrumbs, and prev/next links so you can read straight through or jump to exactly what you need.
Daily briefings tell you what your agent did
The Activity page now has a Summary tab that generates a daily briefing — a plain-English recap of conversations handled, tools used, costs incurred, and errors encountered in the last 24 hours. Check in once a day and know exactly what happened while you were away.
See what your agent is doing — right now
Your agent page now shows a live activity pulse with real-time events, cost tracking, and category icons as your agent works. A full Activity page lets you filter by category, date range, and status — with a live WebSocket stream so events appear the instant they happen. No more guessing what happened overnight.
Every agent gets a public webhook URL
Your agent now has a dedicated webhook endpoint that any external service can POST to. Point GitHub, Stripe, Zapier, or any webhook-capable service at your agent's URL and it reacts instantly — no tunnels, no ngrok, no config. The URL and auth token are right on your agent page with copy buttons and curl examples to get started in seconds.
Update your agent on your schedule
When a new version of OpenClaw is available, you'll see an amber banner on your agent page showing exactly which version you're on and what's new. Click "Update Now" and your agent restarts with the latest version in about 30 seconds — no downtime surprises, no forced restarts.
Faster, more reliable agent sessions
Your agent's dashboard now connects directly to your gateway instead of routing through our API server. Sessions feel snappier, and platform deploys no longer interrupt what you're doing.
Try BrainRoad free for 30 days
Sign up and launch your agent instantly — no credit card required. You get the full platform for a month to connect your apps, test your agent, and see if it fits. After 30 days, pick a plan or your agent pauses until you're ready.
Two plans: Starter (free) and Pro ($29/mo)
Every new account gets the Starter plan — a full AI agent, all features, free for 30 days. After that, Pro is $29/month to keep your agent running. No hidden fees, no per-message charges.
Your agent can now install its own skills
Ask your agent "find me a skill for weather" or "I want to browse the web" through any connected chat app, and it will search the community skill library, show you options, and install your pick — no terminal needed. Every new agent ships with this built in.
Console quick actions that actually work
Redesigned the Console with compact action buttons that run real commands for you. Browse Skills now shows the most popular community skills sorted by downloads with clear instructions on how to install. Connect App walks you through linking WhatsApp, Telegram, Discord, Slack, or Signal step by step.
Two new guides for Console beginners
Never used a terminal before? We wrote two guides that explain the Console using concepts you already know — like pressing Next in a setup wizard. One covers what each button does, the other teaches you the five keyboard shortcuts that handle 90% of everything.
Signal messaging support
Your agent can now talk to you on Signal, alongside WhatsApp, Telegram, Discord, Slack, and iMessage. All six channels work out of the box — just scan a QR code or enter your credentials and you're connected.
All messaging channels enabled by default
New agents ship with WhatsApp, Telegram, Discord, Slack, Signal, and iMessage plugins pre-enabled. No config files to edit — just pick an app and connect.
Console stays stable during reconnects
The quick action buttons no longer disappear when your connection briefly drops. They dim while reconnecting and light back up when the link is restored — so you always know where you are.
Browser tab with live agent view
Your agent's browser is now on its own dedicated tab. Watch it browse the web, fill out forms, and interact with sites in real time — like looking over a coworker's shoulder. Includes a quick explainer so you know exactly what you're seeing.
Auto-approve device pairing
When your agent links a new messaging app, it no longer gets stuck waiting for manual approval inside the container. Device pairing and headless execution are now handled automatically so setup flows finish without intervention.
Quieter logs, faster dashboard
Reduced WebSocket proxy noise in the API logs and stopped unnecessary key-fetching calls when your agent is stopped. The dashboard loads faster and the logs are actually useful now.
Agent lifecycle you can trust
Start, stop, and restart your agent with confidence. We fixed several edge cases where the dashboard could show the wrong status during transitions. The boot and shutdown sequences now animate smoothly and reflect what's actually happening.
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