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Release notes for every version, newest first. What each one does for the person using it, and where it runs.

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Sep 2, 2026 · v0.0.4

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Bots, routines and handoffs

Bots are named agents on the coding engines you already use, each with a home thread that keeps context. Routines put them on a schedule. Mention a bot in any thread, or let an agent hand work to one mid-run, and read the result back. Child sessions are durable, computers are plugins, and releases roll back to an exact image.

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Aug 31, 2026 · v0.0.3

Stable open-source release

The first release marked stable. Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode and Pi now emit one event and session contract, a backend restart recovers a run instead of failing it, Slack replies settle durably, and the Quick Start installs from a frozen lockfile.

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Aug 30, 2026 · v0.0.2-alpha

Durable child runs

Delegation between agents is recorded as a durable graph you can follow, runs can be dispatched in batches, OpenCode gets a free model lane, and the interface picks up a graphite dark theme, one command grammar for every picker, and long threads that load in windows.

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Aug 28, 2026 · v0.0.1

First public release

The first public tag. Codex, Claude Code and OpenCode behind one event contract, runs that survive restarts, a real Linux computer per thread, a trusted gateway that keeps credentials out of the sandbox, approvals, skills, knowledge, team memory, Slack, and editable artifacts.

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