Changelog

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September 6th

• Added a guided onboarding experience that can research a user’s professional context, suggest useful starting directions, and continue from web to iMessage.
• Added per-routine model selection and automation run history, making scheduled work easier to tune and audit.
• Added Mermaid diagram rendering in web chat and richer live-browser link previews.
• Added workspace-managed AI provider connections and stopped metering model costs when a workspace uses its own provider credentials.
• Improved Slack and iMessage with clearer connection prompts, more concise progress updates, durable question cards, and more reliable message delivery.

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August 30th

• Added per-conversation model selection so each chat can use the model best suited to the task.
• Added browser-based integration sign-in through agent chat, with clearer recovery when a sign-in link expires.
• Added an on-demand command to run a routine immediately and let agents manage their own routines from any conversation.
• Expanded Skydive Portal with machine-first access, piped terminal input, tunnel removal, and more reliable reconnects across sleep and network changes.
• Improved Slack with cleaner progress presentation, better thread handling, and safer attachment delivery.

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August 23rd

• Expanded the integrations catalog to more than 600 products, with clearer categories, logos, connection methods, and management controls.
• Added guided iMessage number setup and support for another messaging provider, improving availability for individual and group conversations.
• Added a canary release channel for Skydive Desktop while keeping stable releases intentionally versioned.
• Added temporary browser result screenshots and improved live-browser tabs, sign-in handoffs, mobile sharing, and recovery.
• Improved routines with clearer completed-run summaries and a Run now command for immediate execution.

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August 16th

• Added isolated browser sessions so agents can run independent browser tasks without interfering with one another.
• Added organization controls for zero-data-retention model selection, plus full-catalog search and model-listing tools for delegated work.
• Expanded Skydive Portal with durable machine identity, secret import, faster tunnels, and stronger ownership controls.
• Added inline agent media, cross-workspace shared links, and improved long-file previews.
• Improved Slack, iMessage, integrations, and subagents with more reliable delivery, setup, recovery, and error reporting.

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August 9th

• Added Portal file operations so agents can read, write, and edit files on an authorized local computer.
• Improved shared browser links so recipients see the full browser session rather than only the active tab.
• Added more reliable model fallback, browser recovery, and long-running agent execution.
• Improved the web and CLI experience with clearer status, navigation, and recovery states.

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August 2nd

• Improved Skydive Portal connectivity and machine presence checks for more reliable local-computer access.
• Added clearer Slack workspace context and safer channel handling for agents connected across multiple workspaces.
• Improved shared browser viewing and recovery when sessions reconnect.
• Improved agent and conversation reliability across long-running work, interrupted sessions, and reconnects.

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July 26th

• Added a substantially improved Skydive CLI: interactive workspace switching, conversation history and recaps, clearer agent descriptions, terminal notifications, local shell commands with !, and readable diffs for file edits.
• Added plan management and one-time credit purchases, with clearer checkout outcomes and notifications when a workspace is low on credits or a refill fails.
• Improved Slack with group-DM support, a clearer connect button, better link formatting, and a dedicated installation page.
• Added a mobile chat layout, Markdown file previews, image lightbox navigation, remembered Files view preferences, and confirmation before deleting a conversation.
• Improved account security with breached-password checks and failed-login rate limits.

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July 13th

• Introduced a step-by-step onboarding experience with clearer goals, integration setup, agent customization, and a more polished first conversation.
• Expanded the Skydive CLI with agent creation, model switching, progressive Markdown, image pasting, themes, prompt history, completion notifications, chat archiving, and actionable connection cards.
• Added Skydive Portal so an agent can securely work with a user-authorized local machine, plus temporary browser and file handoff links between channels.
• Improved Slack conversations with smoother single-message streaming, better identity resolution, optional per-message threads in DMs, and richer rendering of bot replies.
• Added persistent chat drafts, better file actions, links from feed posts back to their source chats, and a workspace-wide default model setting.
• Improved reliability for long-running routines, dropped browser connections, provider failures, and agent context limits.

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July 6th

• Launched the interactive skydive chat terminal experience, including workspace commands and non-interactive print mode for automation.
• Added scoped Google integrations for Drive, Gmail, Calendar, Docs, Sheets, Slides, and Forms, plus a user-facing way to disconnect OAuth connections.
• Added AI-generated routine suggestions and direct links from routine runs to their conversations.
• Added new model choices and automatic provider failover so agents can continue when a model provider is unavailable.
• Improved Slack with pinned messages and bookmarks, clearer connection states, deep links to connected channels, and a branded welcome experience.
• Added browser URL entry, agent avatar editing, workspace member and role management, template-build visibility, and clearer work-duration indicators.

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June 29th

• Moved Skydive to skydive.com and added first-party product documentation, blog, and service-status links.
• Added workspace-level model-training opt-out controls, agent privacy badges, and confirmation when privacy settings change.
• Added an immutable administrative audit log with human-readable actor names.
• Improved onboarding on mobile, made workspace selection persist across sessions, and made it easier to understand who is connected to each integration.
• Added whole-page attachment drop, better routine editing through chat, per-tool activity summaries, and improved feed and chat navigation.
• Published clearer terms and privacy language for Skydive.

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June 22nd

• Added agent privacy levels, with access enforced across conversations, channels, activity, and realtime updates.
• Added a Finder-style Files experience with grid/list views, fullscreen previews, downloads, and support for files received through Slack.
• Expanded integrations with self-serve OAuth connections, clearer connection health, and new Aha! and HubSpot options.
• Added persistent agent browsers, agent-requested compute upgrades, managed Postgres databases, and dedicated agent email inboxes.
• Added richer routines, in-app notifications, searchable agents/posts/routines, and public links for shared posts.
• Improved first-run onboarding, mobile layouts, Slack multi-agent conversations, browser continuity, and recovery from long conversations.
• Added first-party Terms of Service and Privacy Policy pages.

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June 15th

• Launched a new marketing homepage and a redesigned web experience for the feed, agents, chat, routines, files, and workspace settings.
• Added richer agent profiles, customizable avatars, templates, group chats, shared posts, notifications, and recent-conversation discovery.
• Added user file uploads and workspace files, plus clearer live activity while an agent works.
• Added configurable compute tiers and improved agent reliability during long conversations and reconnects.
• Introduced Skydive CLI and API-key access for programmatic use.
• Introduced Skydive Desktop and Portal foundations for connecting agents to a Mac, along with true agent-to-agent subtask support.
• Improved Slack with streamed replies, synchronized thread history, interactive action links, and better Markdown rendering.

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June 8th

• Introduced the new Skydive web interface with a redesigned feed, chat, sidebar, attachments, and faster navigation.
• Added live tool-call activity and smoother text streaming so it is easier to follow an agent’s work.
• Added self-serve integrations, including native OAuth for remote MCP services and managed Slack app provisioning.
• Added a workspace-wide team directory and a workspace file browser.
• Brought the product online at getskydive.com as Skydive’s first branded home.
• Improved Slack reply clarity, scheduled-run reliability, chat error reporting, and recovery from interrupted agent sessions.

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June 1st

• Added a model switcher and natural-language policies for controlling how individual agents work.
• Added CSV table previews, richer file rendering, and better preservation of conversation context when editing or branching messages.
• Added self-updating Skydive command-line components and automatic recovery for unhealthy agent runtimes.
• Let agents propose new channel connections and made agent-sent email activity easier to identify.
• Improved Slack formatting, uploads, threading, direct messages, and error reporting.
• Improved reliability for long conversations, navigation, reconnects, and interrupted runs.

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May 25th

• Added web search and a persistent Documents folder for each agent.
• Added a full file browser with HTML and video previews, word wrapping, drag-and-drop attachments, and recent-file tabs.
• Added conversation forking, message steering, deeper learning workflows, agent duplication, and a usage page.
• Expanded agent integrations with OAuth registration, GitHub identities, Slack canvases, and custom authentication options.
• Added complete agent version history and made onboarding restartable from profile settings.
• Improved long-chat scrolling, message grouping, streaming reliability, and browser-session continuity.

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May 18th

• Added the feed, agent training and feedback, agent archiving, and restoration of earlier agent versions.
• Added browser controls and a browser side panel with presence, tabs, resize support, and conversation-specific sessions.
• Added files and artifacts panels, pasted-file support, preserved composer drafts, and full-text conversation search.
• Added workspace switching and creation, scheduled-run timezone support, agent spawning, and short-term memory across conversations.
• Added password reset, conversation recaps, improved Markdown, and clearer titles for scheduled conversations.
• Improved agent startup speed and resilience for long-running or interrupted work.

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May 11th

• Added Google and Slack sign-in, team invitations, agent integrations, managed secrets, and per-agent model selection.
• Added Slack and iMessage channels with improved threading and token handling.
• Added file uploads, attachment support, agent todo lists, remote-browser downloads, and preview environments.
• Added automatic conversation titles and a clearer chat interface.
• Improved agent startup speed from roughly 24 seconds to roughly 8 seconds in the measured path.
• Improved reliability for long chat histories, uploads, proxy requests, and recurring tasks.

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May 4th

• Added profiles, agent discovery, recent chats, and a more complete landing and authentication experience.
• Added scheduled work, persistent agent memory, and durable agent environments.
• Added an inline browser viewer and hot-reloading for agent tools and integrations.
• Rebuilt the chat interface for clearer streaming conversations.
• Improved response startup time and added the first production monitoring for agent activity.

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April 29th

• Established the initial Skydive platform.
• Added account creation, workspaces, agent creation, and direct web chat.
• Added isolated agent runtimes with persistent data and the first production web, API, and worker services.
• Added the first deployment, database, authentication, and health-check foundations required to operate Skydive.