This release hardens all-tasks search/filtering and triage behavior. It also improves calendar/list view polish, editor stability, and cross-architecture Electron builds.
This release resolves calendar bucket filtering behavior.
This release fixes a duplicated category submenu in calendar filters and removes unused internal artifacts.
This release resolves a task index page crash regression.
This release adds inbox triage support for CLI task create/update flows. It also improves task assignment/query performance and resolves a broad set of triage, onboarding, and platform regressions.
my tasks query performance with assignee indexing.This release adds agentic review settings and improves daily review access from calendar views. It also includes several landing page data and visual fixes.
This release broadens CLI filtering and strengthens CLI publishing reliability. It also resolves calendar/filter consistency, WyrdOS sync issues, and API/web regressions.
@wyrdos/cli to v0.2.3.This release extends task scheduling with end-date support. It also hardens calendar display configs, date selectors, and heat-map interactions.
This release expands planning visibility with new view modes and UX polish. It also improves desktop app navigation and routine display stability.
This release refines task-detail controls and scheduling touchpoints. It also tightens workspace and landing presentation consistency.
*.tsbuildinfo files and ignore them moving forward.This release introduces new shell/task workflows and improves calendar usability. It also resolves multiple list, sidebar, and rendering stability issues.
This release improves large-board responsiveness and task-loading stability. It also fixes onboarding defaults and core navigation reliability.
This release improves first-run onboarding clarity and setup continuity. It focuses on smoother starter flow guidance and integration visibility.
This release focuses on task-index capability parity and WyrdOS sync correctness. It expands grouping/filtering controls while fixing imported-link and metadata consistency.
0.7.0.This release hardens WyrdOS integration behavior in production and improves My Tasks productivity. It also addresses multiple billing and seat-count correctness issues.
This release introduces the initial WyrdOS integration for Monoid. It establishes the base flow for connecting and syncing external actions into task workflows.
Organisations can manage billing (including annual plans), the desktop app can auto-update, and Electron gains clearer navigation and window title behaviour.
This release introduces recurring tasks and improves reliability in planning and task-detail workflows. It also improves token freshness checks for integration stability.
Actions gain status and time fields; indexes can focus on zones and actions; the CLI learns categories and types with releases through 0.2.2.
This release improves index filtering controls, review analytics workflows, and billing presentation. It also includes consistency fixes across settings and charting interfaces.
This release introduces teams and project-permission capabilities. It strengthens access-control behavior and improves related UI and feature-gate consistency.
This release improves analytics visibility and day-planning workflows while expanding agent support. It also adds profile management and multiple UX fixes across index and calendar experiences.
This release delivers the first full terminal experience and adds saved views for calendar workflows. It also addresses runtime stability and interaction issues across the app.
This release introduces organisation billing and expands integrations across agent and planning workflows. It also improves editor capabilities and fixes key calendar and UI regressions.
The @wyrdos/cli package moves through 0.1.2–0.1.6 on npm with clearer auth, base URLs, and publishing automation.
@wyrdos/cli.This release focuses on a major cloud-agent workflow: assign tasks to agents with Cursor support. Tasks can now run immediately through the assigned agent or run later when the routine block is scheduled.
0.1.6 to 0.1.11.The desktop app gains a dockable terminal and Excalidraw embeds, alongside a wave of Electron and editor polish.
This release focuses on Calendar sorting improvements and sidebar/task-link consistency fixes. This improves scan order in day planning and keeps external-link routing behavior more coherent.
This release focuses on CLI publishing workflow improvements and routine-block edit permission fix. This improves release automation and prevents invalid edits from non-owner contexts.
This release focuses on Documentation cleanup for duplicated content. This reduces confusion and keeps reference material more consistent.
This release focuses on Calendar full-page assignment updates, inbox persistence, and kanban assignee fixes. This improves planning flow continuity and reduces assignment friction across views.
This release focuses on Expanded CLI task navigation, auth fallback handling, and command reliability updates. This makes day/week task operations more complete and improves resilience across host config setups.
The CLI aligns with the product model (zones and actions instead of legacy projects) and can read Lexical page content before agents write.
The CLI is smoother for humans: guided prompts, a REPL mode, and clearer routes between sections, engines, and pipelines.
--data path for scripts./, chooser at /sections, engines → pipelines → pages) with README notes.This release focuses on Kanban card polish, review-tab enhancements, and calendar drawer fixes. This improves board readability and reduces friction in review and unscheduled-task workflows.
Ship automation from the terminal with the WyrdOS CLI, while the team instruments core flows with PostHog and publishes generated CLI documentation.
wyrdos npm CLI with REST and agent-oriented commands (pages, engines, and related APIs).This release focuses on Routine-block full-screen improvements, Electron updater, and CLI usability fixes. This stabilizes calendar/task editing flows while improving desktop update visibility and CLI onboarding.
--token and --base-url propagation to nested commands.This release focuses on Landing analytics and task-completion tracking reliability improvements. This improves measurement quality and consistency across signup and task lifecycle flows.
Jump anywhere with Command-K, with width and autocomplete polish; category pickers behave on Chromium.
This release focuses on a major local-agent workflow: opening tasks directly in local agents. This makes handoff from task planning to agent execution faster with fewer manual steps.
This release focuses on Inbox column view, task status visuals, and calendar hotkey polish. This improves inbox readability and smooths core editing and navigation behavior.
Tailor your workspace layout and save index filters; the editor gets a focused highlight mode and steadier card grids.
This release focuses on Task creation persistence, routine-block tools, and analytics tracking updates. This reduces accidental task loss and expands task operations directly from routine contexts.
This release focuses on Calendar sidebars, command launcher, and routine-block interaction improvements. This improves day-planning control and makes task triage and scheduling workflows more stable.
Master documents consolidate long-form strategy work; containers gain a Pages tab; the landing site reflects WyrdOS positioning.
This release focuses on Calendar drawer assignee popover and full-page assignee reliability fixes. This makes ownership changes faster from calendar workflows and improves assignee visibility.
Pages feel more connected to containers, the editor gains a card grid block, and the month calendar surfaces zone context inline.
This release focuses on Landing-page workspace fix and shell sidebar polish. This reduces presentation inconsistencies across entry points and shell navigation.
Automate Wyrdos with a documented REST API and API keys, while the desktop app moves toward production-ready signing and polish.
This release focuses on Notifications, better editor mentions, and review/table usability fixes. This brings clearer collaboration signals and smoother navigation through linked work.
See work across the organisation in one calendar, and recognise containers instantly in subscribed feeds.
This release focuses on GitHub integration, richer review embeds, and faster task creation and reassignment. This gives reviews more useful context and makes task management quicker across large lists.
mdly package.This release focuses on Inbox triage, review daily notes, insights filters, and Electron sign-in fixes. This makes incoming work faster to sort, brings stronger review context, and gives the desktop app a more reliable sign-in flow.
mdly, to support a more consistent writing and review experience.Calendar editing feels lighter: right-click menus, dialogs without heavy overlays, and a month view that reads in clear zone lanes.
This release focuses on Kanban context menus and review/calendar reliability fixes. This enables quicker task actions and reduces interruptions in review and calendar workflows.
Share containers with teammates, hook up Linear, and stay oriented with calendar filters, tooltips, and a distraction-free container inbox.
This release focuses on List and homepage performance upgrades with persistent filters and cleaner task loading. This means faster navigation across larger workspaces and less repeated loading in task-heavy views.
This release centres on time and containers: a full calendar experience for zones and actions, subscription-friendly exports, and long documents split into durable sections.
This release focuses on Fullscreen calendar task list, do dates, and task-loading performance groundwork. This gives you clearer scheduling, faster large-task views, and more dependable shared planning flows.
This release focuses on Calendar drawer persistence, routine-block linking, and index workflow upgrades. This brings smoother day planning, more reliable drag-and-drop, and faster task organisation.
The in-app editor now runs on mdly, setting up richer markdown and block editing going forward.
pnpm-lock.yaml with packages/ui dependency changes.This release focuses on Linear assignee sync, resync controls, and org-wide task visibility. This makes task ownership more trustworthy and reduces gaps between external tools and MONOid.
Container overview and funding views improve; homepage grids align with the index grid; index layout preferences stick across sessions.
This release focuses on Review expansion, calendar/list productivity upgrades, and landing hero polish. This brings faster review operations, better task visibility, and smoother daily planning flows.
new and this week) for improved triage.in review and in progress) and progress-bar color treatment.Actions land as a first-class workflow primitive, stacks can be bootstrapped from CSV, and settings explain entities more clearly.
This release focuses on Task due dates for clearer scheduling. This brings clearer execution timelines and prioritization.
This release focuses on Landing refresh and calendar/task workflow improvements. This brings clearer product messaging and faster day-view planning.
This release focuses on Deep review UX, schedule editing, and API-reference tooling. This brings faster planning, clearer reviews, and less back-and-forth between app surfaces.
This release focuses on Org-aware reviews, Linear sync expansion, and calendar/routine polish. This brings faster planning, clearer reviews, and less back-and-forth between app surfaces.
This release focuses on Full onboarding flow shipped with UX stabilization. This gets you from sign-in to a usable workspace with fewer blockers.
Indexes gain subgrouping and a grid layout; the editor supports @mentions; the homepage and tables look sharper.
This release focuses on Custom auth UI and task/routine integration polish. This brings faster planning, clearer reviews, and less back-and-forth between app surfaces.
A desktop entry point joins the web app, category management gets its own settings surfaces, and planning primitives connect more clearly.
This release focuses on API foundation updates and key-format improvements. This means less manual syncing work and more trustworthy cross-tool context.
This release focuses on Electron stabilization and shared routine/task workflows. This brings faster planning, clearer reviews, and less back-and-forth between app surfaces.
You can open full detail experiences for entities that previously only appeared in lists, with documentation refreshed to match.
This release focuses on Routine-page depth, organisation context, and drawer enhancements. This brings faster planning, clearer reviews, and less back-and-forth between app surfaces.
This release focuses on Routine template controls and review viewer improvements. This brings faster planning, clearer reviews, and less back-and-forth between app surfaces.
Smaller fixes and developer ergonomics: clearer stacks messaging and cleaner context menus.
This release focuses on Docs rewrite plus pricing/navigation cleanup. This brings clearer product messaging and faster setup from docs.
This release focuses on Landing/docs expansion with calendar and integration fixes. This brings faster planning, clearer reviews, and less back-and-forth between app surfaces.
We're excited to introduce Wyrdos — a planning system built to help individuals and teams turn chaotic workflows into intentional, trackable progress. This is our initial release, and we're just getting started.
This release focuses on Landing visual system, diagrams, and layout iteration. This brings clearer product messaging and faster setup from docs.
This release focuses on Daily schedule editing and calendar workflow upgrades. This brings faster planning, clearer reviews, and less back-and-forth between app surfaces.
This release focuses on Calendar event drawer, filters, and sidebar polish. This brings faster planning, clearer reviews, and less back-and-forth between app surfaces.
This release focuses on Routines, schedules & dialogs. This brings faster planning, clearer reviews, and less back-and-forth between app surfaces.
This release focuses on Reviews, organisation scope, landing & integrations. This brings faster planning, clearer reviews, and less back-and-forth between app surfaces.
This release focuses on Editor polish and review/template bug fixes. This brings faster planning, clearer reviews, and less back-and-forth between app surfaces.
This release focuses on Daily notes and template query updates. This supports a more reliable day-to-day workflow inside MONOid.
This update adds relationships between scouts, clearer visual grouping in list views, and a fix for how priority groups are ordered.
This release focuses on Organisation settings/reviews and landing redesign. This brings faster planning, clearer reviews, and less back-and-forth between app surfaces.
This release focuses on Billing and access controls rollout with broad UX fixes. This brings clearer account controls and less admin friction in team setup.
This release focuses on Automation expansion, routines page, and settings recovery. This brings faster planning, clearer reviews, and less back-and-forth between app surfaces.
This release focuses on Landing scaffold, docs/changelog setup, and Electron auth fixes. This gets you from sign-in to a usable workspace with fewer blockers.
This update introduces API tokens management, enhances settings preferences, and includes a comprehensive renaming of "burn models" to "recur" throughout the application for better clarity and consistency.
The landing page is now live, introducing Pilfer with interactive components that showcase the product and its capabilities.
This update focuses on improving organization and usability across the application with standardized display configurations, new status options for scouts, helpful tooltips, and enhanced sorting capabilities.
This update includes a range of improvements focused on organization scoping, UI consistency, and better user experience across projects, spaces, and settings.
The public changelog is now live, providing a clear view of what's new, what's improved, and what's coming next in Pilfer.
This changelog serves as a living record of product evolution—from major feature launches to subtle improvements and bug fixes. Each entry is dated, tagged, and organized to easily track progress and understand how Pilfer is growing to better serve purchasing planning needs.
Regular updates will continue as features are built that help teams make smarter spending decisions with shared context and clarity.
This release focuses on Introducing MONOid — productivity for builders. This introduces a more reliable day-to-day workflow inside MONOid.
Pilfer is a lightweight purchasing planning system designed for startups and SMEs to log, prioritize, and evaluate purchases relative to company goals, resources, and past impact.
Most teams already spend money. The hard part is making spending decisions with shared context: links get dropped in chat, sourcing happens across a dozen tabs, decisions get made fast, and the reasoning disappears. A few months later, the team can’t easily trace what was considered, what was ruled out, or what would have changed the decision.
The beta brings purchase and sourcing decisions closer to company principles, projects, and goals. Every potential buy is treated as an investment—logged early, evaluated in context, and documented so sourcing knowledge and decision history compound over time. The outcome is simple: clearer decisions now, and smarter decisions later.
A shared planning view makes spending legible as a portfolio of bets: what’s being built, what already exists, what might be needed next, and what recurring costs are quietly shaping runway. The goal isn’t control. It’s clarity.
This update introduces collaboration with agents directly inside comments for the first time and makes working with teammates feel more consistent and responsive. We’ve unified @-mention autocomplete across agents and teammates so you can trigger agent responses directly from comments, polished agent visuals and behavior, introduced threaded conversations with popouts, and added per-user, per-agent rate limits to keep things reliable at scale.
Fixed an issue where private Are.na channels you have access to would fail to load correctly inside projects and grids.
We've improved the authorization flow to reduce blocking by redirecting users back to their original page after are.na authorization. Added helpful links to API key providers on settings pages and improved navigation with an agents page link in the command launcher. Also fixed missing tooltips on version and column settings tools.
Agents can now be equipped with powerful tools to perform specific tasks including web searching, analysis, accessing domain-specific knowledge, and creating diagrams. We've integrated Exa and Firecrawl for web search capabilities, added a direct login button for faster access, and improved agent model configuration options.
Users can now drag and drop images directly into the grid to create blocks, making content creation faster and more intuitive. The new text tool on traces allows users to input, move, and rescale text elements. We've also improved the create block UI, decluttered the trace toolbar, and fixed several styling and hotkey issues.
Added support for transforming multiple selected shapes together with move and resize options. Enhanced marquee selection to include shapes fully contained within the selection area, and added visual resize handles and bounding indicators for grouped selections. Updated the color of the last saved indicator for better visibility.
Added a "Performance" section in project and channel management settings with a "Disable grid animations" toggle to improve performance. Settings automatically sync across browser tabs and windows. Chaos view now includes an auto-rotate toggle in settings that persists, defaults to enabled, and syncs across tabs and windows. Per-image rotate handles in Chaos view enable pointer-based manual rotation. Fixed accidental clicks triggering presentation mode immediately after rotating or dragging images.
Users can now create blocks directly from Proximity by setting a default channel and uploading images, URLs, text, and other content. Created blocks are automatically added to both Proximity and Are.na. Added grid refresh functionality with a refresh button and Shift+R shortcut that invalidates queries, fetches with bypassCache, and revalidates project pages. New keyboard shortcuts include refresh (Shift+R) and add block (a), with updates to the settings and hotkeys panel. Enhanced error feedback provides clearer information when channel loading encounters errors.
Users can now upload, preview, and remove images and files in trace and project comments, enabling richer collaboration and context sharing. This release also fixes local grid loading errors and private channel rendering issues.
This release fixes bugs related to content display, layout responsiveness, and grid configuration. Special characters in image titles now render correctly, layout dynamically adapts to panel height adjustments for improved responsiveness, and column configuration can be changed on preview grids without issues.
Users can now create a new Are.na channel directly while creating a project, streamlining the workflow for setting up new projects. Added a top progress indicator during page navigation to provide visual feedback, and redesigned the settings page layout with improved profile card display and navigation for better usability.
Added informational UI prompts that guide users to connect their Are.na account via Settings. Toast notifications now alert users when private channels aren't accessible, and the app now supports accessing private Are.na channels when users are signed in and connected. Improved fallback behavior and error handling for rate-limited Are.na API requests provide a more reliable experience when working with Are.na data.
Added collaborators management with a modal that includes search, add, and remove functionality. Collaborator avatars now display in the action panel for quick visibility. Sort controls have been reorganized with expanded custom ordering options, and various button sizing and spacing adjustments improve UI consistency across the interface. Projects now automatically generate URL-friendly slugs based on project names, and navigation uses these slugs with intelligent fallbacks. Project settings now separately handle privacy level changes for improved reliability.
Added print functionality to easily print out projects. Users can configure print settings including orientation (portrait or landscape), page layout (single-sided or double-sided), and control whether block titles and descriptions appear on the printout.
Users can now preview linked channels directly in Proximity before adding them to a project. When a block contains a linked channel, users can open and preview the channel's contents within Proximity to evaluate whether it fits their project before committing to add it. Channel clicks now open preview routes, and autosave intelligently switches between local and remote modes based on the current context.
Users now have full control over column layout with manual configuration from 1 to 50 columns or automatic sizing. These preferences persist across sessions, so layouts are automatically restored when returning to projects. Swap mode streamlines image reordering in custom sort view—press 'w' to quickly rearrange blocks.
Sorting has been enhanced with visual feedback, toast notifications, and new options to sort by "Channel" and "Connections". The image info UI now reveals all linked channels where a block appears, providing better context for cross-channel connections. Are.na channel inputs auto-save on blur, and project creation now uses separate quotas for public and private projects, giving users more flexibility in how they organize their work.
Traces allows users to capture snapshots of their grid and annotate them with live tools. Users can draw freehand with the pen tool, add geometric shapes, overlay images, and attach comments directly on snapshots.
A new block selection tool enables creating projects from selected blocks. When creating a project, users can configure the name, slug, and privacy level (Public, Closed, or Private). Slugs are automatically generated from project names, and keyboard shortcuts streamline the workflow: press B to toggle selection mode and Enter to create a project. When saving projects created from blocks, corresponding Are.na channels are automatically created.
IRLProximity is a spatial research surface that turns Are.na blocks into programmable, multiplayer grids.
It sustains complexity instead of flattening it. Unlike "second brains" or productivity apps, it is a living interface where ideas are arranged in space, worked with in real time, and cultivated together. IRLProximity transforms collecting into shared memory and living arguments.
IRL Proximity is now available for general beta.