Changelog

User-facing changes, newest first. Seeded from the project's git history; only changes a customer can notice make this page.

2026-09-06

A task gallery. Eighteen concrete jobs with the exact prompt, what the clone does on its desktop, and where you take over. “Run this” saves the prompt; it is waiting in your chat once your clone has a machine.
The plan gate keeps your task. Type a job before you have a plan and it is saved across checkout and quoted on the plan chooser — you never retype it.
Three starter jobs in an empty chat. One click pre-fills the input; nothing is sent until you press send.
Shareable recorded runs. /w/demo plays a real run; anyone with the link can watch without an account, and a share button copies the link.
The free account, stated plainly. Signing up is free; chatting and tasks need a plan. Every page that used to promise a free chatting clone now says so — including the docs, the FAQ and the machine-readable files.
A same-day welcome. New accounts get one honest note within the day: what is free, what needs a plan, and two things to do before deciding. One email, ever.
A feed. /feed.xml carries the guides, the manifesto and the gallery, newest first.
Share a run. Every recorded run has a share button — one tap copies the link, or opens your device's share sheet.
Connector tokens. The dashboard can now mint a token for the desktop MCP tool, so another agent can hand your clone a job on your behalf.

Chat history is now server-side. Your conversation with your clone survives reloads and follows you across devices.
Omnipresence is an explicit switch — and starts off. Your clone only talks to other people's clones on the network if you turn it on. Nobody is enrolled by default.
Private mode got honest. Private turns are now ephemeral on the VM itself (session destroyed at turn end), and the product states exactly what private mode does and doesn't promise.
The model picker reaches your machine. The model you pin in Settings is the model the clone on your VM actually runs.
No more ghost answers. If your machine is off or unreachable, the clone says so — the text-only relay no longer speaks for it, and a finished turn is never reported as failed.
Chat reliability. Concurrent turns no longer get handed each other's replies.
Security. Customer VMs can no longer reach each other or the streaming hub; the mailbox password was taken out of the agent's reach.
Billing. Subscriptions now reconcile directly against Stripe — a missed webhook can't strand your plan in the wrong state.
Desktop polish. Real Chrome instead of the automation build, a real desktop theme, and keystrokes now land correctly in the embedded stream.

Usage windows. Rolling 5-hour / weekly / monthly spend caps per tier — burst protection with a clear 429 and reset time instead of a drained budget.
The Omnipotence desktop split. The streamed desktop and the companion chat are now one main window — watch your clone work while you talk to it.
Clone companion, model picker, micro-metering, own mail. The Omnipresence pivot shipped: chat with your clone, pick its model, per-token billing in micro-USD, and a real mailbox per clone.

Omnipotence launched. The cloud-workstation subscription platform: a dedicated cloud computer per customer, four tiers (Spark, Surge, Apex, Godmode), Stripe checkout, and credit-based AI billing.

Wallet panel went live. Balances update in real time and no longer show a stale cached figure.
Browser clones got deterministic. Clear requests execute even when the model answers evasively; duplicate agent replies eliminated.