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Changelog

What Aestus shipped.

Public releases of the product and this site, newest first. Each one links to what changed.

Skills you can trust

Write and change skills with Drop, approve what Drop follows, and update from GitHub without surprises.

  • Drop suggests changes; you accept or reject each one.
  • Drop follows only a version an admin approved.
  • See which automations, sandboxes and Drop use each skill.
  • Review GitHub updates with a diff before they go live.
  • Archive with a clear impact list, and undo or restore any time.
  • Upload .zip or .tar.gz, and pick several skills from one archive.

Publish your own agent benchmark

Organization admins can preview and publish a signed summary of real agent outcomes. Sharing is off by default and can be revoked.

  • Only known summary numbers leave the workspace. Small groups and private source details stay out.
  • Published reports show sample sizes, uncertainty, work types, and twelve weeks of acceptance.
  • Weekly updates require active opt-in. Revoking hides the public page.

Workspace Memory keeps accepted work in reach

Workspace Memory helps supported agents use context from earlier work, with sources and human review controls.

  • Remembered facts include sources your team can open and review.
  • Workspace context is available through supported board agents, workflows, and coding sessions. Access depends on the connection and audience settings.
  • People can review, correct, or retire remembered information when it is wrong or no longer useful.

Aestus Sandboxes enters early access

Invited teams can now run Claude Code and Codex in governed remote sessions, with the developer terminal kept local.

  • The Sandboxes page states what the developer keeps, what the organization keeps, and what a session leaves behind.
  • A policy window shows the seven surfaces one sandbox policy governs: repositories, network, credentials, MCP servers, skills, models, and spend.
  • Direct links in the main menu, home page, integration guides, and connector galleries make the early-access feature a first-class product surface.

A more consistent site across pages and devices

Public pages now share a consistent layout, with product examples beside the explanations.

  • Page sections move from the main idea to useful detail and a clear next step.
  • Related product examples follow the same fictional Meridian workflow to make handoffs easier to follow.
  • Water scenes support the page content. A still image is available for reduced motion and unsupported browsers.
  • Page reviews cover section order, product examples, readable copy, and consistent labels.

Every part of the product now has a public page

The rebuilt site explains how Aestus connects shared work, orchestration, systems, policy, and completion cost.

  • The homepage follows an illustrative workflow from its goal to a reviewed result.
  • Workspace, orchestration, connectivity, optimization, security, pricing, and about pages each explain one part of the product.
  • Six integration guides cover setup, approval boundaries, recorded evidence, and the cost of a disclosed example run.
  • Search and social previews reflect the public pages and their content.

One public site, built from the real product

Public pages now share navigation, readable copy, and consistent product examples across screen sizes.

  • Shared navigation, footer, calls to action, theme controls, and reduced-motion behavior serve every public page.
  • Product examples follow one fictional workflow, with consistent people, agents, approvals, and results.
  • Page text and labels are reviewed for clarity and consistency.
  • First-party conversion events measure navigation and waitlist intent without collecting typed email addresses.

See the next release from the inside.

We’ll email you when early access is available.

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