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Fixed

• A new install starts agents from its first message. The orchestrator makes a project folder inside your hive for each agent it starts, so there is no project to add first.
• Simulations sit in the top bar, next to your usage limits, for everyone who sees the limits. Simulations do not consume tokens.

An update from 0.5.7 or older still shows What’s new in 0.5.8. Everything else is the same as 0.5.8, below.

New

• The Cloud Office (Max and Teams). An office on a machine in the cloud, so its agents keep working when your computer is closed. You work with its agents as you do with the ones on your computer.
• Plans: Free, Pro, Max and Teams. Pro is free up to 200M tokens a month. Max is Pro with a Cloud Office. Compare them in Settings, Billing.
• Home (Pro). The app opens on your office’s floor, with one box under it. Pick who it goes to and send; a busy agent gets it when its turn ends.
• Simulations of your own (Pro). Ask an agent to change your office’s look on a copy, look at it, then save it. Share a simulation as a zip, or import one.
• Usage limits in the top bar. Percent used for each engine you pick. A click opens each vendor’s own windows and reset times.
• Star Hike. A new office simulation: a ship with a crew of nine, an engine room, a science lab, a sick bay and a lower deck.
• Notes wake. A message sent as a note wakes an idle agent at once; a busy one reads it when its turn ends.
• The orchestrator can add lasting agents. From an agent file, when you turn it on in Settings, Autonomy & Budgets. It is off by default, and each agent it adds is listed in your Inbox.

Fixed

• Scheduled auto-compact in Settings shows the real setting and saves.
• Build output folders such as out and dist show in the file tree.
• When Pro stops, Classic says why, with the one button that fixes it.
• The app reconnects by itself after a Cloud Office is stopped and started again.
• The Messages thread and the Tasks board redraw only when something changed.

Plus a compact any agent can ask for, ASK ME answers that go to the agent that asked, meetings transcribed in the Stapler, and agent files that take every skill.

Fixed

• A Slack message that starts a temp no longer wakes the orchestrator for bookkeeping: the temp answers in the thread, and the orchestrator reads about it at its next wake.

Everything else is the same as 0.5.6, below.

New

• Capabilities. A marketplace of 2,347 MCP servers, skills, plugins and tools, from a public list on GitHub that anyone can add to. 622 are reviewed by us, and a merged change reaches the app with no new release.
• Integrations. Slack, webhooks, the apps your agents use and your keys in one place, each with a plain status and the last things that happened.
• Teams. Your office talks to your teammates’ offices: one plain chat per teammate, and you choose who answers each one.
• Fewer tokens. Agents compact by size, not on a clock, a clear keeps what the agent knew, and a note wakes nobody.
• Agent files. Export an agent as a file and choose what goes in. A key, a token or a secret’s value never does. 36 templates replace role bundles.
• Temps. Slack, teammates, webhooks, scheduled missions and the Stapler can each go to a new temp, or to a clone of one of your agents.
• Slack in every channel and in direct messages. Add the bot to a channel and the office answers there. The Slack app is set up from a manifest.

Fixed

• The app no longer freezes after hours of running.
• Agents no longer vanish from the Pro sidebar.
• A teammate’s message is never dropped for the word on it.
• Hooks work when Claude Code runs in its own auto mode.
• Sign in works with a bad certificate file or an inspecting proxy, and a Codex agent no longer waits for you to press Enter.

Plus token limits per period, Claude Haiku 5.5, Automations that save when you press Save, and pages and files shared on a link with a password.

New

• A faster, steadier office. The window draws at once at launch, Settings and Memory open without a pause, and a busy floor stays smooth.
• Stop and Archive keep your work. A work folder with uncommitted changes is kept. An archived agent stays archived at the next launch, and Reopen brings it back.
• Dictation lands at your cursor. Inside the app the words go where the cursor is: the message box, a field or the agent’s terminal. Command+Z takes them back.
• A second dictation model. whisper large-v3-turbo, 574 MB, can be downloaded beside the small one. A download can be cancelled and carries on where it stopped.
• Claude Sonnet 5.5. In the model picker.
• Agents manage Automations. An agent can create, edit and remove a scheduled mission, and every agent reaches your integrations, not only temps.
• Detach the IDE. The IDE opens in its own window, and unsaved text travels with it both ways.
• A Halloween office. On by default, with a switch in Settings, General. Fifteen costumes, a pumpkin on the message box and small moments across the app.

Fixed

• On Windows, hooks run when the home folder has a space in its path or sits on a second drive, and Codex writes files in auto mode.
• A message to a Claude agent is submitted on a slow machine, and a message stuck in the input box holds the queue and says so.
• A key saved while agents run reaches them at once, with no restart.
• Agent notebooks stay small: rules stay in place and the oldest notes move to an archive, word for word.
• 53 community fixes across the terminal, Slack, hive mail, the task board and Codex.

Plus Keys & Secrets as the one home for service keys, a 100 word list for dictation, and smaller fixes across the Stapler and the sidebar.

Fixed

• The Stapler stays under the pointer when you drag it, even after the page was zoomed with Command and plus. A saved zoom is undone on the first launch.

Everything else is the same as 0.5.3, below.

New

• Dictate into any app. Hold Option on the Mac, or Control+Alt+Space on Windows and Linux (X11), talk, and let go. The words land in whatever field is in front of you.
• Transcription on your machine. A Whisper model ships inside the app and is the default for dictation and meetings. A larger, more accurate model is one download away. No audio has to leave your computer.
• Meetings hear both sides. Your microphone is written as You and the call as Them. Edit the transcript, add a description, and send the meeting to one or more agents.
• More than one office at a time. New Floor runs a second office on its own hive, side by side, with its own agents, board and memory.
• Agents that are easier to start and steer. A missing CLI installs and signs in from the app, Restart keeps the session, and Send now goes straight in, even mid turn.
• Ask me. Questions from your agents wait in one box on their Inbox, grouped by who asked, with the newest in the sidebar.
• A new sidebar and a Tasks tab. Each agent row shows its engine, model, status and task. Keep my agent order lets you drag agents and projects, and every agent has a Tasks tab with a date filter.
• One Save in Settings. Every section waits for it. Inbound integrations for Telegram, Linear, GitHub and your own webhook, and Keys & Secrets for your keys.

Fixed

• The Stapler follows the pointer when you drag it, stays on the screen, and Reset puts it in the middle without a Save.
• An agent that crashes keeps its uncommitted work.
• On Windows an agent no longer stops at Claude Code’s folder trust dialog, and settings are written whole so a crash cannot empty them.
• A restarted agent’s terminal draws and takes the mouse again, and takes the width of its pane.
• Unsaved text in the IDE is never lost.

Plus Opus 5.5 as the default Claude model, Command+I for the IDE, and smaller fixes across the Stapler, the sidebar and Arabic and Chinese.

New

• Send a capture to the right agent. A screenshot, a spoken message or a meeting transcript can now be aimed at one agent. Before, everything landed on the orchestrator and nothing said so.
• Find any meeting. Search meetings by name or by the words inside the transcript, filter by date, and rename a meeting so the name means something.
• Captures clean up after themselves. Screenshots and meeting audio are deleted 24 hours later, automatically. Transcripts are kept.
• Your name on the team. Set your name in Settings. It travels sealed inside the message, so the relay never sees it.
• Choose your responder. One setting decides which agent answers a Slack request or a teammate’s message. The orchestrator stays the default.
• A calmer start. While your floor restores, the app holds a loading screen with a count and a skip instead of drawing a half built office.

Fixed

• A meeting can no longer record without a transcription key. It refuses up front instead of collecting audio nobody can read.
• “Send now” on a queued message answers the click: the row moves to the front and a toast says so.
• Clicking the Dock icon brings the main window back while the voice puck is up.
• Messages queued for the orchestrator survive a restart.

Plus smaller fixes across the Stapler, the PRO sidebar and the voice tools.