What shipped
What changed in Super Artifacts, day by day.
Published
SDKs for your own code, agent guides, and a clearer home page.
New
The home page now says it plainly: any agent can build artifacts
The landing page is rewritten around one idea. Whichever agent you use, you can ask it to build an artifact and get a live link back.
New
Publish from your own code with new TypeScript and Python SDKs
Official TypeScript and Python libraries are now available, with a new SDKs section in the docs. Publishing no longer needs a prompt, and you can host a file your own model wrote with a single call.
New
Agents now get built-in guides for secrets, signatures, versions and schemas
Your agent can read short, practical guides for each of these features straight from Super Artifacts, so it gets them right the first time. The docs cover the same ground.
New
Send events from your artifacts to your own systems, with logs and replay
Set up endpoints on your own servers, pick the events you want from a catalog, and see every delivery in a log. Failed deliveries retry automatically, and you can replay any of them.
New
Template cards are smaller and each template page shows only what it needs
Browsing templates takes less scrolling. A template page now shows just the parts that matter for where that template stands.
New
Getting started fills itself in from what your agent already knows
The updated Getting started template draws on your agent’s memory, and its welcome prompt no longer asks you anything.
New
Every install prompt is now the same short one from the home page
Wherever you are asked to paste a prompt at your agent, you get the same short, tested one, so setup reads the same everywhere.
Published
A public REST API leads today.
New
A public REST API for your artifacts
Super Artifacts now has a public REST API under /v1, with an OpenAPI spec and a full API reference in the docs, so your own code can work with your artifacts and data without an agent in the middle.
Published
Smarter agent setup, a new way to install in OpenClaw, and a newspaper-style weekly update.
New
The install prompt now teaches your agent to set itself up
When you copy the install prompt, your agent reads our guides and writes itself a Super Artifacts skill, so it knows how to publish and manage artifacts without further instructions.
New
Add Super Artifacts to OpenClaw from ClawHub
OpenClaw users can now find the Super Artifacts bundle on ClawHub and sign in with a single approval, with no keys to copy.
Published
Private artifacts are harder to probe, and template thumbnails now appear earlier.
New
Template thumbnails show up before you release
Templates you are still working on now get a thumbnail in your templates list, visible only to you, so you can tell them apart before they are released.
Fixed
Private artifact links no longer reveal they exist
Opening a made-up artifact link now answers exactly like opening a private one you cannot access, so nobody can use the response to find out which private artifacts exist.
New
Each day's changelog arrives as a page with screenshots
The changelog now publishes every day as its own newspaper-style page, with up to six screenshots for each change. Screenshots go out automatically unless they could show something private, and the page always shows the newest version straight after an edit.
New
Extra browser protection is being trialled
Held back: a monitoring-only safeguard with no change for customers yet.
Improved
Documentation pages re-checked against the current version
Held back: 21 hand-written docs pages were re-verified.
Published
The changelog itself got faster to read and easier to control.
Fixed
The public changelog opens for everyone, signed in or not
The changelog page now reads without needing a sign-in, so anyone with the link sees the latest editions.
New
Narrow what the public changelog shows with a single Save
After an edition is published, you can take items or pictures back off the public page with one Save. Each change has exactly one owner, so nothing gets edited twice.
New
Widen a published edition later, with pictures you approve first
A published edition can be extended after the fact by signing a Republish. Pictures that might show private screens start unticked, so nothing goes public by accident.
New
Daily editions now publish themselves, each with its own Super Artifact
Each day’s edition goes onto the public changelog on its own, and links to a Super Artifact with the full story and pictures. You can still trim it afterwards.
Fixed
Published editions keep their wording and always leave a way out
Self-published editions now keep exactly the words that were drafted, and every one includes a clear way to review or pull it back.
Published
Ask people to sign, let agents use a secret without seeing it, and hear about new submissions.
New
Ask people to sign a published version
An owner or Editor can ask named people to sign one version of an artifact. Each signer confirms their email with a code, types their name and signs, and everyone gets a sealed certificate that can be checked later. A signed version cannot be deleted. Shipped on 28 October.
New
Agents can use a secret without ever seeing it
Your agent can ask to call one service with a secret your artifact collected. You approve the exact address first, and the secret is added for that call only, never shown to the agent or kept in any log. Shipped on 28 October.
New
Get an email when someone submits to your artifact
Turn on submission emails for an artifact and you hear about new responses as they arrive. It is off until you switch it on. Shipped on 28 October.
Improved
Enterprise enquiries from the pricing page
Pricing now has an Enterprise section with a way to book a call or email the founders directly. Shipped on 28 October.
Fixed
Data tab menus fit on a phone screen
Filter and view menus in the Data tab now stay on screen on a phone and scroll inside themselves. Shipped on 28 October.
Published
Mention your agent in a comment, a Data tab you work in, secret fields and a public changelog.
New
Mention a connected agent in a comment and it gets the message
Type @ in a comment and pick one of your connected agents: it receives the comment and can reply in the thread, starting with Hermes. A new Mentions page shows where mentions are delivered and what was sent. Shipped on 27 October.
New
A Data tab you work in without reloading
Sorting, filtering, searching and paging responses now happen in place. Filters match each column's type, you can expand the table, delete rows in bulk, save views and import a CSV with a preview first. Shipped on 27 October.
New
Secret fields for API keys and passwords that only you can reveal
An artifact can now collect a secret, such as an API key or password, that is stored sealed and never shown back. Only the owner can reveal it from the dashboard, and every reveal is recorded. Shipped on 27 October.
New
A public changelog, and a weekly product update you can opt into
What ships each day now appears on the public changelog, with the latest change named in the site footer. If you would like a summary by email, you can opt in to a weekly product update; it is off unless you turn it on. Shipped on 27 October.
New
A support page with every way to get help
One public page now gathers how to contact us, where to find the community, and the guides that answer common questions. Shipped on 27 October.
Improved
The agent consent screen fits on one screen, with Allow in view
Connecting an agent now shows a compact card with the main permissions and limits, the full lists folded behind a toggle, and Allow and Deny always visible. Shipped on 27 October.
Improved
Hermes signs in with a code you approve on any device
Connecting Hermes now prints a code you approve from your phone or another computer, so it works over SSH and on machines that are not yours. Shipped on 27 October.
Fixed
The anonymous viewer badge is readable in light and dark mode
The mark that stands for anonymous readers of an artifact now has enough contrast in both themes. Shipped on 27 October.
Published
Projects and templates sort into Yours and Shared, round Team prices, and steadier publishing.
New
Projects and Templates open on Yours, Shared with me and All
Projects and Templates now use the same three tabs as the gallery. Templates are one library of what you made, your team's shelf and what you installed, and each of your templates shows its next step: share with your team or submit to the marketplace. Shipped on 26 October.
Improved
Team is $10 per builder, with round yearly prices
Team is now $10 a month for each builder, and paying yearly makes it $96, or $8 a month. Anyone already on the earlier Team price keeps it. Shipped on 26 October.
Improved
Agents can start a project with some groups folded
Your agent can choose which groups of a project open folded, keeping long projects tidy. Visitors can still open any group, and the one holding the artifact you are viewing is always open. Shipped on 26 October.
Fixed
Publishing many files at once no longer times out or doubles up
A publish carrying dozens of videos or images now finishes much faster, and if your agent retries a slow one it no longer creates an extra version. Shipped on 26 October.
Fixed
Pages built from templates collect responses inside projects
A survey or form made from a template now saves its answers when it is opened inside a project, and dashboards beside it read them. Shipped on 26 October.
Fixed
Template pictures recover on their own and say why one is missing
A template whose preview picture failed to load now keeps retrying instead of giving up, and a card without a picture says why, for example that it appears once the template is released. Shipped on 26 October.
Published
Tidier project viewing on phones and a fix for dashboards inside projects.
Fixed
On a phone, the project viewer keeps the artifact's title readable
The project bar no longer squeezes the title to a sliver on a small screen: Open, Share, Fullscreen and your account now sit behind one More button. Shipped on 25 October.
Fixed
A dashboard inside a project shows all of its creator's data
A dashboard that charts data from several of your artifacts now includes your private ones when it is opened inside a project. Shipped on 25 October.
Fixed
The Discord invite link no longer expires
Every Discord link on the site now uses a permanent invite, so joining the community always works. Shipped on 25 October.
Published
A friendlier entries table, a community on Discord and better data setup from agents.
New
The entries table works like the gallery, with CSV export
Collection entries now have the gallery's search, filter, sort and status tabs, and you can export them as a CSV, with sensitive fields left encrypted. An artifact's Data tab now shows ten rows at a time, with status tabs. Shipped on 24 October.
New
Join the Super Artifacts community on Discord
A link to our Discord server now sits in the site footer, the dashboard, the docs and the welcome email, so you can ask questions and share what you build. Shipped on 24 October.
Improved
Agents set up data collection right the first time
When your agent publishes a page with a form or defines a collection, it now gets clear guidance and a hint if something is not wired up, so collecting data works without several tries. Shipped on 24 October.
Fixed
Only people who manage an artifact can approve its access requests
The page for answering an access request now checks that you manage the artifact before letting you grant access. Shipped on 24 October.
Published
Bigger projects, faster comments and simpler plugins for your agents.
New
Projects hold any number of artifacts, and comments save faster
A project no longer stops at 200 artifacts. From the project viewer you can open any artifact on its own page, and a comment now shows that it is saving without jumping the page back or popping its card open. Shipped on 23 October.
Improved
One straightforward plugin for Claude, ChatGPT, Codex and Hermes
Each Super Artifacts plugin now simply connects your agent to your account, and its guide walks through the product in the order you meet it. Shipped on 23 October.
Fixed
Templates you submit to the marketplace reach review
A template sent for marketplace review now arrives with the people who approve listings, instead of waiting unseen. Shipped on 23 October.
Published
Yearly plans now save you a clean 20%.
Improved
Yearly plans are 20% off, with clear prices
Paying yearly now saves exactly 20%: Solo is $48 a year and Team $86.40 per builder a year. Prices show to the cent, so the discount and the total always agree. Shipped on 22 October.
Published
New prices, an early-access discount at checkout, longer sign-ins and a round of privacy fixes.
New
New prices: Solo at $5 a month, Team at $9 per builder
Solo is now $5 a month and Team $9 for each person who builds. Every plan comes with its own storage, and extra storage is something you opt in to, with a cap, so a bill never surprises you. Shipped on 21 October.
New
The early-access discount shows on pricing and applies at checkout
While the early-access offer runs, the pricing page and plan cards show the discounted first payments, and checkout applies the discount for you with no code to type. Shipped on 21 October.
New
An email when your plan starts, and when a paid plan ends
Starting Solo or Team now sends a confirmation that says when the next invoice is due, and owners get an email if a paid plan ends and the workspace moves to Free. Shipped on 21 October.
New
Privacy and subprocessor pages, and a link to book a call
The site now has a privacy page and a list of the services that process data for us, along with our real social accounts and a link to book time with us. Shipped on 21 October.
Improved
Stay signed in for 30 days
Signing in now lasts 30 days and renews while you keep using the product, so you are asked to sign in far less often. Shipped on 21 October.
Improved
Our analytics no longer use cookies or record sessions
Product analytics now run without cookies, without session recordings and without building a profile of you, whether or not you are signed in. Leftover analytics cookies are cleared. Shipped on 21 October.
Improved
Every dashboard page has its own title, and errors keep the sidebar
Browser tabs now name the dashboard page you are on, and a missing page or an error shows inside the dashboard with its navigation intact instead of a bare screen. Shipped on 21 October.
Improved
Connecting an agent lists everything its key can do
The consent screen and the dashboard now list every permission a connected agent's key holds, so you know exactly what you are allowing. Shipped on 21 October.
Fixed
Signing in is smoother for new and invited people
An unconfirmed account signing in with a password goes straight to entering its code, invited people are led to sign in at the access screen, and sign-in forms keep what you typed and focus the first empty field. Shipped on 21 October.
Fixed
Private artifacts reveal less to people who cannot open them
A private artifact now answers as not found to someone without access, unpublished versions and the owner's email are hidden from anyone who is not an Editor, and an artifact stops saving data the moment access is revoked. Shipped on 21 October.
Fixed
An agent's first requests after connecting no longer fail
The first few requests a newly connected agent made could fail while its access was looked up. They now go through. Shipped on 21 October.
Fixed
Deleting an artifact frees its storage
When you delete an artifact, all the storage it used, including its collected entries, no longer counts against your plan. Shipped on 21 October.
Fixed
People who asked for access hear back when you approve
Approving an access request from the request page now emails the person who asked, so they know they can open it. Shipped on 21 October.
Published
Search and export your responses, and templates that keep their data together.
New
Search, sort and export responses from the Data tab
The Data tab can now search across a page's responses, sort by any column and download them as a CSV. A Create dashboard button copies a ready prompt for your agent. Shipped on 20 October.
New
Artifacts built from one template share their data
A template now carries its own data model, so every artifact built from it collects into one shared set you can chart together. Versions, listings and the marketplace show what a template collects, with a Collects data filter. Shipped on 20 October.
Improved
Connecting from Hermes is a single command
The connect guide now shows the one command Hermes needs, and if Hermes is not yet connected the message it gets names that command instead of a button Hermes does not have. Shipped on 20 October.
Fixed
Agent setup guides show the right server address
The guides for connecting an agent now give the correct address, and Claude Desktop has its own clearly named guide. Shipped on 20 October.
Fixed
Settings switches are named for screen readers, and the Usage tip opens at once
Every switch in settings now announces what it controls to a screen reader, and the Usage tooltip opens immediately and sits clear of the card's edge. Shipped on 20 October.
Published
Dashboards from saved questions, file imports into collections, a new blog and safer agent access.
New
Build dashboards from your saved questions
Questions you have saved about your data can now be pinned together as tiles on a dashboard, so the numbers you check often sit on one page. Shipped on 19 October.
New
Import a CSV or NDJSON file into a collection
Fill a collection from a spreadsheet export or a line-per-record file in one step, instead of adding entries one by one. Shipped on 19 October.
New
A new blog with video playbooks and ready-made templates
The Super Artifacts blog is open, with short video playbooks that show specific ways to use the product and the templates that go with them. Shipped on 19 October.
New
Attach a help topic, artifact, file or template brief to your agent chat
Agents that support attachments can now pick Super Artifacts help topics, your artifacts, their files and template briefs straight from the connection, so your agent starts with the right context. Shipped on 19 October.
New
Super Artifacts is listed in the Hermes plugin catalog
Hermes users can now find and add Super Artifacts from Hermes' own plugin catalog, with no code to write. Shipped on 19 October.
Improved
Insights explains empty sources and reopens your saved views
When a source has nothing to measure yet, Insights now says why instead of showing a blank chart, and a view you saved opens exactly as you left it. Shipped on 19 October.
Improved
Your gallery shows artifacts shared with you, and where they live
Artifacts that name you as a collaborator or Editor are listed and counted in your gallery, each labelled as shared in, with a switch to the workspace it belongs to. Shipped on 19 October.
Improved
In the project viewer, comment pins stick to the right spot
In a project, comment pins now stick to the right spot on the page, only one panel opens at a time, and on a phone the bottom sheet closes when you tap outside it. Shipped on 19 October.
Improved
Private artifacts left open keep working without a reload
An artifact that is not public now quietly renews its access in the background, so a page left open keeps loading and saving without a refresh, while a copied link to it stops working soon after. Shipped on 19 October.
Fixed
Revoking an agent or disabling a connected app cuts off its keys
When you revoke an agent, or a connected app is disabled, every key it was given now stops working at once instead of outliving it. Shipped on 19 October.
Fixed
Activity and Insights show only the workspace you are in
Activity and Insights used to list every workspace you belong to. They now show just the one you are working in. Shipped on 19 October.
Fixed
A sign-in code that fails now tells you why
If an email sign-in code cannot be sent or checked, you now see the reason on screen instead of nothing happening. Shipped on 19 October.
Published
Shared projects show who you are signed in as, and videos play in more places.
New
Shared projects show whether you are signed in, with Log in and Sign up
The bar on a shared project now shows your account and lets you sign out. Someone without an account can log in or sign up from the same place. Shipped on 18 October.
Improved
Videos also play in place inside projects and guest pages
YouTube and Vimeo embeds now play where they sit when an artifact is opened inside a project or on a guest page, and pages with many videos stay smooth. Shipped on 18 October.
Fixed
A Team trial started with a card no longer warns about a missing card
Starting a Team trial at checkout could show No card on file and an Upgrade button you could not press. A trial with a card now reads as the paid plan it is. Shipped on 18 October.
Fixed
Avatars up to 2 MB upload during sign-up
A first profile picture over 1 MB used to end on an error page. Pictures up to 2 MB now upload, and a larger one gets a clear message before you send it. Shipped on 18 October.
Fixed
The agent picker names Claude Desktop correctly
The tile for connecting Claude Desktop now carries its real name. Shipped on 18 October.
Published
Company workspaces with a free trial, videos that play in place, clearer team galleries and a round of access fixes.
New
Company workspaces: a free trial, and colleagues join by email domain
A company can start a workspace on a free trial, and anyone signing up with the company's email domain joins it automatically. If the trial ends unpaid, nothing is deleted: the workspace pauses, and paying restores everything at once. Shipped on 17 October.
New
YouTube and Vimeo videos play inside your artifact
An embedded YouTube or Vimeo video now plays right where it sits on the page, instead of sending your viewers off to another site. Shipped on 17 October.
New
Team galleries show whose each artifact is and who can open it
The gallery opens on Yours, with Shared with me and All beside it, and every card says Private, Team or Public and names a teammate's work. A new version of a template on your team shelf is released as soon as you save it. Shipped on 17 October.
New
Your avatar fills in from Gravatar
If you have a Gravatar, your picture now appears across the dashboard without uploading anything. A photo you upload yourself always comes first. Shipped on 17 October.
Fixed
Connected agents stay connected
Reconnecting an agent no longer signs out another session that was using the same account, and connections no longer lapse after a while for no reason. Shipped on 17 October.
Fixed
A deleted workspace's artifacts close everywhere at once
When a workspace is deleted, its artifacts now stop opening by every route, including for people who had been named Editor from another workspace. Shipped on 17 October.
Fixed
An artifact's address is never taken over by another
Moving or renaming a workspace, or republishing, can no longer overwrite an address another artifact already holds. If a move is refused, you can pick a different name. Shipped on 17 October.
Fixed
A key can no longer rewrite a collection that is gathering responses
A collection that collects responses keeps its fields: an agent key cannot replace them, even by reusing the collection's name. Shipped on 17 October.
Fixed
A visitor moving through a shared project counts as one person
Someone on a project's share list who opens several of its artifacts is now counted once, instead of as a new visitor on every artifact. Shipped on 17 October.
Improved
Agents say exactly who can open an artifact after sharing it
When your agent shares an artifact, it now reports who can open it and, if it is not private, how to make it private, so it never claims an artifact is private when it is not. Shipped on 17 October.
Published
Easier access requests, reading progress, and a second account a click away.
Ask for access to a shared artifact without signing in
Someone who opens a link they cannot view can confirm their email and request access on one screen. Owners are protected from a flood of mails: extra requests arrive as one hourly digest instead.
A thin line along the header shows how far you have read
Artifacts and project pages now draw a progress line along the top bar as you scroll, so you always know how much is left.
Comment pins stay on the artifact until you hide them
Pins now remain visible, faded, even when the comments panel is closed, so you can see where the conversation is. Hide them whenever you like.
Project views show who is looking at the open artifact
Open an artifact inside a project and see who else is viewing it right now. Anonymous visitors are grouped into one counted avatar.
Edit and delete comments from your inbox
You can now edit or delete your own comments straight from the inbox, and replying and resolving there works reliably.
Sign in to a second account and switch without signing out
Add another account from the account menu and flip between them in a click. Each account remembers its own workspace.
Widening a project asks first if it holds Restricted artifacts
Before a project's audience is widened, the dashboard now warns you when it contains Restricted artifacts, so nothing becomes visible by accident.
People who leave a workspace lose their access everywhere
When a member leaves or an account is deleted, their keys, Editor access, project sharing and dashboard connections to that workspace now stop promptly.
Private template pages stay private when published
A page built from a template that asks to be private is now published privately, instead of taking the workspace default.
Published
Faster comments, tighter access control and a few new switches.
Comments appear the moment you press send
A new comment shows on the page, in the inbox and in the badge count straight away, marked Sending… until it is saved. If it fails, it disappears and you get the reason.
Comment on an artifact and share a project from the project viewer
While viewing a project you can now open comments on any artifact in it and share the project itself, without leaving the viewer.
Removed or demoted members lose access to your artifacts at once
When someone is removed from a workspace or moved to a read-only role, their agent keys and editor access stop working immediately, so they can no longer change your artifacts.
Dashboards and saved views now show up for you
Your dashboards and saved views were loading as empty and refusing to save. They now list correctly with the right widget counts and dates, and deleting one you don't own is no longer reported as done.
A guest page is saved into the workspace you own
When you claim a page made as a guest, it now goes into the workspace you own, and the screen names it correctly.
Your agent asks before installing a public template
By default, an agent now asks for your yes before installing a template from the public gallery. You can change this in settings.
Let people copy a public artifact with downloads turned off
A public artifact can now be copied into someone's own workspace even when you have switched downloads off.
Your agent shares the link after every update
After you ask an agent to update an artifact, it now hands you the link again rather than just saying it is done.
Join a waitlist from the Coming soon pages
Features that are not built yet now have a one-click waitlist, so you can tell us you want them. You won't be asked for your email, and the button goes away once you've joined.
The billing page opens faster
The billing page no longer waits on a separate lookup for each of your artifacts, so it loads much quicker for accounts with many.
Published
A fresh look for everyday controls, a privacy fix for collections and a steadier home page.
New
A refreshed look for tabs, switches and notices
Tabs now slide between choices, switches and option cards have a cleaner design, page headers use a serif title, and notices appear as one pill at the bottom of the screen. The bar on shared pages and the comments drawer follow the same style. Shipped on 14 October.
Fixed
Artifacts only reach the collections their creator can open
An artifact made by a workspace member could reach a teammate's private collection. It now sees only the collections its creator is allowed to open, with their current role. Shipped on 14 October.
Fixed
The home page no longer goes blank on slow phones
The landing page stopped rebuilding itself right after it first appeared, which could leave an empty hero on slower phones. Shipped on 14 October.
Published
A new look across the whole product, plus a rebuilt docs site.
The whole app has a new look
Every screen in the app now shares one calmer design: the gallery, projects and their tabs, an artifact's page, settings, agents and templates, activity, data and insights. Each setting sits in its own card with its own Save button.
A fresh look for sign-in, Quick start and our public pages
The sign-in screen, the Quick start checklist, the home page, pricing and the docs home were redrawn to match, and the gallery now looks right on a big screen too.
Docs rebuilt with guides, diagrams and real screenshots
The docs now teach by prompting your agent: guide chapters run from quick start to templates, rules and data, concept pages carry one diagram each, reference pages are generated from the source, and screenshots follow your light or dark theme.
Leaving as the only owner is refused before anything changes
If you are a workspace's only owner, Leave is now refused up front, with a sentence on what to do, before anything is handed on or access is revoked. A workspace can no longer be left without an owner.
Free and Solo plans no longer take new invitations
Inviting people into a workspace now needs a plan that includes teammates. Free and Solo workspaces no longer show an invitation form they cannot keep the promise of, and an owner can still withdraw an invitation already sent.
Narrowing a project's audience now takes effect immediately
Narrowing a project now revokes its frames straight away, widening a rule-based project keeps Restricted artifacts held, and every refusal says who decides instead of naming 'workspace admins'.
Settings load faster and blank thumbnails fix themselves
Settings pages no longer list your whole account on a cold start, a thumbnail that came out blank is retried instead of being stored as done, and a stray analytics beacon no longer appears inside sandboxed pages.
Published
A big few days: faster pages, a fresh look for the gallery and projects, tighter privacy, and simpler teams.
Pages open faster across the dashboard
Your gallery, sidebar and search no longer wait on a full listing of everything you have published, and the login and pricing pages are served from the edge. Everything you open should feel quicker, especially with many artifacts.
A fresh look: poster grid, tabbed projects, search from anywhere
The gallery opens as a poster grid (switch to a table, and we remember your choice). Projects now have tabs: Artifacts, Rules, Share and Settings. Press ⌘K, Ctrl+K or / to search, including inside a project. The landing page and an artifact's details were redrawn to match.
Private projects are private, and sharing is clearer
A private project opens only for its creator, workspace admins and the people named on it, and nothing private joins a shared project unless you ask. Only creators and admins change what is shared, people you name on a project can open it, and private project pages now load their styles and scripts.
Teams: upgrade in place, simpler roles, editors who can edit
Adding Team to a personal workspace now turns that same workspace into a team workspace, with the same address and artifacts. The Admin role is folded into Owner, a person named Editor on a project can edit it, and widening a project's audience now asks first.
Templates: one link to build with, and team templates keep collecting
Build with this now copies a single link instead of a long pasted brief. Team templates keep collecting responses, open from the shelf, and any builder can use one.
Connecting your agent is simpler and faster
The MCP server is served at the platform address and named in every connect instruction, reads no longer wait behind writes, and one Connected agents table on /agents shows each agent with its person and the key's last four characters.
Forms, sign-in and Quick start polish
Forms show a visitor their own answers back, and you can sign in with an emailed code. Quick start opens you signed in, steps back where you expect, and saves your answers. The signed-in landing page shows Dashboard and your avatar, and buttons show when they are working.
Comment, join and role-change emails reach the right people
Comment emails now reach the artifact's owner, and you get an email when someone joins your workspace or your role changes.
Narrowing an artifact's audience cuts off old links
When you narrow who can open an artifact, links already issued to the wider audience stop working, so the new audience is the real one.
API keys can belong to the workspace
API keys can now be owned by the workspace rather than by one person.
Publishing with pictures, and sharper thumbnails
A publish can carry images by URL without pasting their bytes, and thumbnails of private multi-file artifacts are no longer blank.
A tidier share sheet and header
The share sheet rises above a phone keyboard instead of opening it, the header's right-hand controls sit on one tidy rail, and holding Alt shows the header's shortcuts.
Docs: a new home, search, pictures and corrected claims
The docs have a home page, section navigation, an on-this-page rail and search that works signed out. Pages can now carry screenshots and diagrams, and public docs and marketing pages were corrected where they promised something untrue.
Published
Everything that shipped from 1 to 13 October.
New
Search everything with ⌘K, and a public template marketplace
Press ⌘K (Ctrl+K) on any dashboard page to search artifacts, projects, templates, agents and docs. The template marketplace is now public, with one-click Install. Also: case studies replace the Features menu, owners can list artifacts in a public showcase, plans are priced by retained storage, owners and thread participants get an email about new comments, and an artifact's menu can make a copy. Shipped 3–9 October.
New
A Quick start that ticks itself, and playlists are now projects
Quick start walks you through five steps and ticks each one as you do it. Playlists are now called projects everywhere. Also: connected agents are a searchable, sortable table, every public page has a proper share card and a version agents can read, the home page shows the product under the hero, and Team owners and admins see member invites, role changes and removals in Activity. Shipped 1–9 October.
New
Make one like this, and agents can preview their private pages
Published artifacts gain a Make one like this option in the title menu that copies one prompt for your agent. Your agent can now open its own private artifact to check it, without making it public, and presents a new artifact's link as a card. Shipped 3–9 October.
New
Clearer gallery and artifact pages, and simpler sharing
Each gallery row shows glanceable signals (agent, responses, open comments, template) that open the tab they belong to, and an artifact's page is a title row with tabs. Sharing controls are simpler, a no-access screen asks for access in one clear step, and a round of fixes from a five-person Team rollout landed. Shipped 3–8 October.
New
Every artifact runs in its own sandbox, and comment pins show
Each published artifact now runs in a sandboxed frame, so no artifact can read another's private content. With the comments inbox open you see every open comment's pin on the page. Typing in the header's fields no longer reaches the artifact, and revoked commenters lose access straight away. Shipped 1–8 October.
New
Let builders edit, and a header that knows who is reading
Owners can let builders in their workspace edit an artifact. The header on a published artifact recognises who is reading, its popovers stay on screen, and the Share panel names your company ("Anyone at Acme"). One artifact's script can no longer change another artifact's sharing or title. Shipped 2–9 October.
New
Team plans with seats, roles and admin controls
Team plans bring seats, roles, pooled limits and admin controls. Inviting and managing members is simpler, settings save one card at a time, and team artifacts can be shared with the whole organisation. Shipped 4–8 October.
New
Connect chat agents like Hermes with a sign-in code
Chat agents such as Hermes can now connect with a device code instead of a browser sign-in, and the install prompt tells them exactly what to do. When you belong to several workspaces, you pick which one an agent connects to on the consent screen, and Allow shows that it is connecting. Shipped 1–9 October.
New
Projects become a library you present from
Projects (formerly playlists) are a library you can present from, filled automatically by rules and safe to share. Their settings, and the artifact Share tab, now use cards that each save on their own. Shipped 2–9 October.
New
A recital template, and contact fields stay masked
A new recital template installs two pages from one listing: a host page that edits the program and runs the show, and a stage that follows it on a projector. Contact fields in collected responses now stay masked for visitors in every case. Shipped on 2 October.
Improved
A clearer tagline on the website
The website's tagline now says what Super Artifacts is for. Shipped on 4 October.
New
Team subscriptions can now be bought
Team plans can now be purchased directly. Shipped on 8 October.
Fixed
Fixes for readers, visitors and sharing on published pages
An artifact's author is recognised in its header. Signed-in readers are named on what they submit, one row per visitor. Visitor cookies are signed so they cannot be copied. A redeploy keeps the owner's sharing and privacy settings. Presence and room counts need access. Artifact history is kept safe during storage cleanup. Shipped 1–8 October.
Fixed
Dashboard fixes for Insights, onboarding and billing
Insights lists only your own artifacts. The project rule picker offers only this workspace's values. Public header controls stay inside their space on small screens. Onboarding saves your workspace before agent sign-in and carries on to Quick start. Storage amounts in billing and cleanup are easier to read. Shipped 5–8 October.
Fixed
Plan upgrades reach your agents, and tighter privacy
Upgrading your plan now reaches every connected agent without a new key, and its limits apply correctly. Email addresses and project titles are better protected from people who should not see them, and agent consent stays available during storage cleanup. Shipped 1–8 October.
Fixed
Share opens again, and private links stay private in previews
Share opens its popover on the artifact again, and the header never flashes unstyled. A private artifact's link no longer shows its title in Slack or search previews. Shipped 8–9 October.
Fixed
Safer checkout and email links
Backing out of checkout and coming back now safely resumes or replaces it. Links in our emails always point to our own site, and agent email labels are kept private. Shipped on 8 October.