Updates
Everything we've shipped.
The full archive of releases, experiments, and progress across the stack.
What It Really Takes to Build AI Agents
Chris joined Section's AI: ROI Conference for a live session on closing the gap between AI agent experiments and agents that do durable, governed, genuinely useful work. The recording is available now.
Sneak peek: WanderSnap comes to iPhone and iPad
An early look at the WanderSnap iOS app — your trips, built and curated on the Mac, now in your pocket. Apple TV and Vision Pro versions are in development too.
Catalyst query tool, now in private beta
The Catalyst query tool is live in private beta — ask your datalake a question in plain language and get a structured, sourced answer your agents can act on.
Catalyst breaks out a dedicated Systems Admin interface
System administration now lives in its own focused interface — the first step in giving each core Catalyst role a concentrated UI built just for the job.
WanderSnap hits Beta 4 on the road to the Mac App Store
Beta 4 brings WanderSnap a big step closer to the Apple App Store for macOS, with performance improvements throughout and a smarter photo library analysis that shows which cities are already assigned to trips.
Hadron gets a project view built for agents
Hadron's new project view gives humans a bird's-eye read on what every agent is working on — the work, the blockers, and who's steering.
WanderSnap turns your trips into a 3D map
WanderSnap can now replay a whole trip as an interactive 3D map — your photos, placed in the world, in the order you lived them.
Four personal agents, now working together
Our analyst, product manager, system administrator, and travel-planner agents now share context through Catalyst — so handing work between them just works.
Mote is out now
Mote, our minimalist physics toy, is available to play — a small experiment in making something delightful with very little.
Space Vikings: an early prototype
An early look at Space Vikings, a game prototype we've been building on the side to stress-test our tools on something fun.