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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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Three engines, one interface

Codex (with an API key or a ChatGPT subscription), Claude Code and OpenCode run behind one provider-neutral event contract. Every run is an event-sourced timeline in Postgres: it survives a backend restart, renders through one session grammar regardless of engine, and stays inspectable after the fact.

Real computers

Each thread gets an isolated Linux workstation with a terminal, repositories, a browser, and a visible desktop with MP4 recording. Daytona and Cube sit behind one sandbox contract.

Trusted gateway and approvals

Credentials never enter the sandbox. Knowledge, memory, skills, GitHub, web search, desktop control and artifact publishing are typed tools served by the backend. Destructive tools pause on an approval card, on the web or in Slack, and resume with a one-shot capability bound to the exact arguments you approved.

Knowledge, skills, memory and artifacts

Import SKILL.md files from GitHub as versioned skills that resync and rank into every turn. Org-scoped knowledge, wiki and team memory answer with citations, with a human-reviewed learning lane. Slack is native: mention to run, threaded replies, attachments, artifacts and approvals in the thread. DOCX, XLSX, PPTX and PDF artifacts come with revisioned editing and native renderers.

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See what you can hand off.

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