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Changelog
Every improvement, written for the people who use it — new connectors, coworker upgrades, and a steadier product, week by week.
A short video introduction to the platform: the home screen, agents and skills, Command, and how a task moves from request to result. On the home screen a small card offers the demo; it opens as a pop-out player that keeps playing while you use the app.
Agents now verify the result of each step as they work. When a check can't be confirmed, the run pauses and asks a person instead of guessing — you get pulled in only when it actually matters.
Runs now name the step that failed and why, with a receipt for every action the agent took. The Command Center gains a unified Outputs tab and a live status summary, so you can see what a run produced without reading the whole transcript.
Agents can now propose improved versions of their own instructions and working steps. Preview mode lets you review every suggestion before it goes live; On mode applies reviewed improvements automatically; Off keeps things exactly as you set them.
Approval requests are now separated from run activity and spelled out in plain language, so it's obvious what you're agreeing to before an agent acts.
Command is now a single, consolidated surface: a quieter Home, a readable work rail, and Recent work as thin rows you can scan at a glance.
Type @ to attach context, ! for run options, and # to save a memory — three characters that keep your hands on the keyboard.
Tasks are now first-class objects: assign one to a coworker and track it from chat or the task page.
When you connect an app, Supercenter now asks for the narrowest permissions by default — you can widen the scope if you want, but you start small.
Connection cards show the identity you signed in with and offer to reconnect with the same one, so you're never guessing which account an app is on.
If your sign-in expires mid-session, the app recovers in place instead of dropping you on a dead-end error page.
Choosing a model now shows provider branding and pricing more clearly, with better context controls.
Custom MCP servers handle OAuth properly now — they tell you when a sign-in is needed and let you reconnect without leaving the page.
Read your ads data and take guarded write actions from any agent.
The new AI-readiness flow lets any team run a structured assessment — including a short voice interview — and get a scored, evidence-based report. No sales call required.
AI-readiness reports are now grounded in what your team actually said — every score links back to evidence from the interviews.
Agents can hold their own app connections, scoped to exactly what they need — no more borrowing one person's credentials.
Share any Command chat with people outside your workspace using a public snapshot link — perfect for showing a colleague exactly what an agent did.
Install Supercenter from your iPhone's Home Screen; it opens the full app, not a cut-down shell.
Custom MCP servers now support bearer tokens and OAuth, not just API keys.
Agents can now analyze images — screenshots, scans, and photos become inputs they can reason about.
Hover a running session to reveal a stop button and cancel it cleanly.
A new usage dashboard shows agent activity across your org with filters and the numbers that matter.
Sign-in and sign-up are now fully ours — including choosing an organization, creating a new one, and multi-factor authentication.
Pricing is gone for now — everyone onboards free while we're in beta.
We launched a blog: field notes on AI coworkers, agents, and connected apps.
The Command Center is now built around chat: one place to talk to agents, watch runs, and manage work.
Assign different coworkers to different Slack channels — each channel greets people by naming the coworker who covers it.
Your org can now build its own connectors — API wrappers defined in the product and usable by every agent.
Add any MCP server by URL and it appears in your connector grid like a first-party app — for you or your whole org.
Your coworker is more careful about which messages deserve a reply, and ambient pickups show a thinking cue so you know it's working.
Your coworker now has its own email inbox. It can read incoming mail and draft replies — every send waits for your approval.
Teams can run their coworker on their own model key for full control over spend and limits.
Your Slack app is now a coworker: it answers as a consistent persona, shows a thinking indicator while it works, and replies in threads like a teammate.
Your coworker learns rules worth remembering — must-not-forget instructions persist across every conversation, and it can learn ambiently from conversations it only observes.
Everyone can have their own coworker with its own page, its own tasks, and a way to invite teammates.
Give your coworker a persona — pick a curated preset or describe in plain language how it should sound and what it should never do.
When a coworker needs a decision, it asks right in the thread with buttons — approve or decline without opening the app.
Agents can work with DocuSign envelopes through a dedicated connector.
Give your coworker standing tasks and trigger them on schedules or events.
New workspaces get a guided three-step setup — connect an app, pick an agent, run it.
Connect multiple accounts for the same app and pick which one each agent uses.
Agents can spawn helpers that work inside Slack threads — answers land where the conversation is, and matched replies get an automatic reaction.
Re-run an agent on a past trigger event right from its page — useful for testing, and for recovering from a bad run.
Admins can now set policies on what agents are allowed to do — restrict agent access by role and group, and keep routine runs off approval prompts.
A new dashboard shows agent health, spend, and an audit trail of admin overrides.
Agents now run in an isolated cloud environment — they can work on your connected apps for minutes at a time without holding your laptop open.
Agents can start automatically when something happens in a connected app — a new email, a form submission, a calendar change.
Supercenter now has a proper home: a left sidebar, a minimal top bar, and everything where you expect it.
Sessions and agent work are unified under one concept — a run — with one place to see what happened.
Agents can act through a teammate's connected accounts — with that person's explicit approval, and a record of every use.
Admins get a dedicated console for overseeing cloud agents.
Agents can upload files to connected apps and pull files back — reports, exports, attachments.
Programmatic access with API keys for teams that script their own clients.
Crisp for support conversations, write actions for Affinity, and a Postgres connector for your own databases.
Point Supercenter at any remote MCP server — OAuth and bearer auth supported — and its tools become available to your agents.
Supercenter is live: one secure gateway that lets AI assistants act on your company's connected apps.
Connect apps like Gmail and Slack once, and every AI client you allow gets safe, audited access through a single MCP endpoint.
Package how your team works into skills — personal or shared — that agents can install and use.
An admin console for managing skills, reviewing feedback, and onboarding your organization.
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