August 2026
14 RELEASES · 257 UPDATESAgent 3.0 is published, and the week is accounted
This frozen batch accounts for merged work after the last live archive entry. Agent 3.0 and its Cloud hosted-actions integration are merged, and v0.3.0 is now published to GitHub and npm with signed provenance and a clean-install verification. The archive receipts keep publication evidence separate from the source merge facts.
Aether Agent
4 UPDATESAgent 3.0 and its hosted-actions integration are merged
One Agent 3.0 product spine
Local, headless, documentation and preview work share one release line. Package publication is recorded separately.
A review rail from repository state to pull request
Selection, staging, verification, commit and pull-request handoff sit behind explicit commands and bounded repository state.
Sessions and skills enter real runs
Project continuity, the session library, skills policy and repository instructions are carried into the Agent run contract.
Cloud jobs retain their routing contract
The Agent-side routing guard and the Cloud hosted-actions integration are accounted together with the merged release train.
Aether ATS
4 UPDATESThe trading desk keeps missing state distinct from valid state
Market data keeps its session and trading-day boundaries
The batch includes exchange-date handling, regular-session series, scanner snapshots, bounded history and company-intelligence contracts.
The desk preserves failure and offline states
Watchlists, accounts, routes, provider tiles and runtime health retain their real state instead of resolving to a valid empty display.
Journals and delivery receipts retain their meaning
Simulation closes, review drilldowns, macro-event recovery and signed delivery receipts preserve the event they originally represented.
AetherCloud
8 UPDATESAccount, billing and workspace state remain separate truths
Authentication recovery keeps the intended account
Callback, signup, password-reset, Turnstile and retry paths preserve the session and destination they belong to.
Billing events provision the entitlement they represent
Checkout fulfillment and subscription events retain their original customer and runtime entitlement boundaries.
Surface state does not become a false healthy session
Navbar, welcome, terminal and desktop outage states remain distinct from valid signed-in state.
The control plane carries lineage and admission explicitly
The cockpit reflects the controls that exist
Objective lineage, team waits, handoffs, continuity and admission share the same bounded control-plane contracts.
Durable redemption and invocation keep their owner
Code redemption, canonical invocation and exact-head proof remain tied to their owning identity and source state.
Public discovery follows canonical product truth
Canonical pages connect the product family
Agent, ATS, Actions and Nano discovery routes point readers toward the product surface each page describes.
Public routing fails closed
Legacy, transactional and return-destination paths preserve account boundaries and canonical indexing behavior.
The release archive keeps deployment separate from merge
Marketing publication and the public archive retain a distinct evidence boundary for source merge and customer publication.
Aether Terminal
2 UPDATESThe terminal artifact and its assurance profile converge on one source line
One canonical passive terminal artifact
The final source window carries the terminal artifact, its root content-security policy and the host side of the typed bridge.
Assurance follows the artifact it evaluates
The ATS assurance profile and the terminal source identity are accounted with the artifact they describe.
The unpublished window, accounted
Two days of work reaching customers in one entry. Aether ATS continues the honesty pass across the glass terminal - an unreadable account is no longer an account worth zero, a Chart window with no engine stops drawing as a healthy chart, and a total over nine unmeasured strategies stops reading as profit - and hardens order semantics so a limit order fills at its limit or not at all. Aether Online applies the same rule to the vault and rebuilds its shell around cancellable async reads. The MCP broker installs the deny-list it was carrying and moves job reservations onto a billing lane that outlives the process. Desktop 1.0.98 closes the gap between the release notes and the installable binary, and the company page describes the product family as it stands.
Portable agent handoffs, honest run outcomes, and a hardened Nano
A day of correctness work across the estate. Aether Agent carries a session across models and machines. Aether Code stops letting a stopped or failed run look finished. Aether ATS moves its equity sessions onto exchange-local time, stops treating an ordinary pre-open book as a broken feed, and reclaims the journal space retention was only promising. Nano gains enforced risk limits, canonical receipts, a 53-entry catalog and a differential fuzz harness. And the public repositories say the right thing again.
Aether ATS — Proof of What It Actually Traded
The engine could trade but could not yet show its work. This release adds the measurement layer: a trade tape built only from records ATS can reconstruct, a weekly report split by strategy version, and a timeline of every proposed strategy change alongside the gates it has not met. The Ghost Book measures every alert forward against what the market actually did, including the good calls that never reached the desk. Underneath, five market-runtime fixes close one failure class — a stalled feed that still reported itself healthy.
Aether Terminal — See What the Engine Sees
Six planes of the trading terminal were already running on the server and rendering nowhere. This release surfaces them: why execution is locked, which chart you actually opened, the flow signals members receive, the week's scheduled releases, the contract the desk is really trading, and the audit chain itself. Underneath, the feed reports honest latency percentiles, quota headroom is readable before it latches, and the simulation boundary was audited invariant by invariant.
Aether AI — Members & Voice
Aether membership now reaches Discord: link your account, get recognised in the members server, and receive alerts that are edited in place as they develop rather than reposted. Voice gets two fixes you would have felt — tapping the microphone to finish now sends the sentence you just spoke instead of discarding it, and an account with no available UVT stops the session and says so, instead of listening, uploading and being refused in a loop.
Aether Actions — Hosted Build & Test and Predator Security
Aether can now run your project's checks in the cloud and verify an exact commit for security, with the spend rules visible before anything starts. Hosted runs reserve the maximum you approve, capture only what was used, and release the remainder; Predator Security checks a precise commit against five assurance routes and reports back on that commit as a GitHub check. Automation stays off for a repository until you save its Actions settings with a maximum spend per run.
Aether Actions — Build. Verify. Secure. Ship.
Aether Actions arrives on the Web platform: connect a GitHub repository, run Hosted Build & Test with an exact UVT quote and explicit authorization, and verify exact commits with Predator Security's five locked assurance routes — a clean pass issues an exact-commit certificate. Rolling out gradually behind a fail-closed flag; Local Actions in Aether Cloud Desktop remains the free build path.
Aether AI — Project Continuity
Your project becomes the persistent object and the surfaces become ways of working inside it. Aether Online serves one canonical project context — identity, repository, live Code presence, CI state, and honest freshness — plus a recent-projects view ordered by real activity. Underneath, Code sessions and CI runs bind to the same canonical project identity, so continuing work no longer means re-explaining the repository, the task, or what happened on another surface.
Nano — Trade the Red Folder
The Nano strategy library gains its seventh category: eleven red-folder macro-event strategies — twin-armed CPI continuation, reaction-only impulse pullback, false-first-move reversal, second-leg acceleration, and three PAUSE-only event controls — every one compiled, IR-pinned, and openable in Aether Code.
Aether AI — Smart Proposals
A universal continuation layer now offers up to three ambient, context-aware next steps beneath completed responses across Chat, Code, Design, and Desktop — with edit controls, stale-choice protection, and existing approval gates preserved.
Aether AI — Voice
The microphone stops being a dictation button and becomes a conversation. Tap it once and talk — pause to think without being cut off, stop talking and the turn sends itself, and the microphone is listening again before you need it. Aether starts speaking before it has finished writing, and if you talk over it, it stops and listens. Typing and talking share one thread, one agent and one set of tools, across Chat, Code, Design and the desktop app. Shipped alongside the fixes that made it reliable: it no longer goes silent partway through an answer, and it now reaches voices that actually exist.
Aether AI — Friends
Friends is rebuilt around a single flow: claim your tag, add someone, they accept, then you choose what to share. People are named by their tag rather than an internal id, every row states what you have shared with them — usually nothing, which is the default — and friend requests report what actually happened instead of always saying “sent”. Blocking arrives with it: reachable from a request or a friend's row, reviewable and liftable under Blocked, and enforced in both the API and the database so the person blocked cannot undo it.
Aether AI — Websites, Nano & Actions
Describe a website in chat and get a real hosted one on our domain — private preview, instant publish, immutable versions. The Nano Strategy Library opens to the public and compiles inside Aether Code, which also gets a rebuilt agent console. Aether Actions runs builds locally and delivers pull requests, with hosted CI and Predator Security rolling out. Meal Planner gets a full UX overhaul, and a broad security pass lands across device sign-in, connectors and CSP.
July 2026
2 RELEASES · 29 UPDATESAether AI — The Workbench
Web chat is rebuilt as the Aether Workbench: a launchpad with agents you can start from, a Command Dock that reads your intent, a live run card for longer work, a Work Tray for everything it produces, a guided model picker, and a new daylight theme. Alongside it, a hardening pass restores Deep Research, stops failed runs reporting success, brings back answer formatting, and fixes conversation persistence.
Aether AI — Six Frontier Models
Six frontier models land on Pro and Team — Claude Opus 5, the full GPT-5.6 family, Kimi K3 and Gemini 3.6 Flash — each with a million-token context window and its own spend ceiling. GPT-5.6's long-context band is now priced exactly rather than estimated, and reasoning-token metering has been corrected across the stack.
June 2026
2 RELEASES · 59 UPDATESAether AI — FileVault Folders & the Coding Surface
FileVault gets a full folder system and drag-organize, the 3D galaxy gains a settings panel and drag-move nodes, the agentic coding surface lands with live editor highlighting and streaming runs, the workflow canvas gains reliability and AI auto-layout, and UVT metering is fixed end-to-end.
Aether AI — Images, Video & the Agent Console
Image & video generation goes live, workflows arrive in web chat, the Aether Agent terminal becomes a full agent console, and a shared learning memory now bridges every surface of AetherCloud.
