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2026-09-13 — Teams and governance, the gateway, cloud storage, password sign-in, revenue features and agent speculation
Four rounds of parallel agents (PRs #70–#99). A governed team layer: orgs
with owners, admins, members and custom roles; one policy object covering
models, MCP, skills, tools and tool arguments, budgets, rate limits,
guardrails, routing, residency, caching, approvals, a two-person rule,
break-glass elevation and key rotation; presets, history, a diff preview
and a 30-day simulation; team-shared runs with review, shared agents with
versions and canaries, schedules, evals, a team folder and team memory,
an inbox for paused runs, notifications, spend forecasts, an overview
dashboard, audit streaming to a SIEM, retention and export, SSO
enforcement, SCIM, guest memberships, a public gallery and status page,
templates and onboarding. The gateway gained per-key limits, exact and
semantic caches, routing with streaming-safe fallback, structured output,
a per-request cost cap, a prompt registry and a run feed; runs stream
over a signed transport with a public viewer, replay, diff, forks and
embeds. Sign-in with a username and password. Cloud storage beyond
Google Drive: OneDrive, SharePoint, Dropbox, Box, S3-compatible and
WebDAV, with mirroring and push webhooks. Revenue: annual plans and an
Enterprise tier, metered gateway pricing, a 14-day team trial, upgrade
nudges, seat and budget upsells, managed MCP, a funnel, dunning and a
cancellation flow, buyer pages, integration pages and a templates
marketplace. Agent speculation (branch prediction): read prefetch and
speculative turns with commit/squash, controlled per org, account and
agent with token guardrails. docs/loose-ends.md lists the seams.
2026-09-10 — Square billing, product pages, Windows apps and the sandbox executor
Plans and entitlements keyed by the account's email, with Square subscriptions, payment-link checkout, a signed webhook and server-side gates on everything that costs money. The product landing page moved to /nextos so the root of the site is the portfolio again, and every product page took on the portfolio's design language. 32-bit Windows programs run in the browser through Boxedwine with an install flow, and background runs gained a Vercel Sandbox executor with real shell tools and mid-run approvals.
2026-09-09 — Marketing pages, app product pages, and the checkout groundwork
A product landing page, a full app catalog with a product page per app, a pricing page, and this changelog. The app READMEs, package manager support and the Square SDK also landed this week.
2026-09-08 — The built-in app library grows to 43 apps
Bundled, hosted and native third-party app support, plus the App Store's package management UI, background execution, an OPFS filesystem backend, a policy-aware network proxy, WebAssembly language runtimes, and multi-window, multi-device support.
2026-09-07 — Every AI provider, wired end to end
Anthropic, OpenAI, Ollama, Mistral and Perplexity, each integrated with both text and media support, behind one agent kernel and one provider plugin system. The Claude Code extension shipped inside VS Code, running its own Node substitution since a native CLI cannot run in a WebContainer.
2026-09-06 — The Field shell and the real workstation
The Field shell (the strip, the pulse rail, snapping cells) replaced the classic desktop as the default. Real CPython (via Pyodide) and Node.js (via WebContainers) started running behind a pty in the Terminal. A Unix-style virtual filesystem in IndexedDB backs every app. Google Drive sign-in, sync, and live push (via a changes.watch webhook, Redis and Server-Sent Events) landed the same week.
2026-09-02 — The agentic OS
Agents that can operate every app under your approval, the first version of the OS shell, and the initial set of built-in apps.
2025-06-06 — The first commit
The portfolio and the first per-app READMEs.