Product changelog

What’s new in CmdBrief.

Updates to the app and the surfaces around it—product workspaces, founder attention, local agent workflows, launch readiness, and safety defaults.

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Latest5 entries · updated 2026-08-06

2026-08-06CmdBrief is generally availablePublic launch

Latest updates

Changes that affect the CmdBrief product experience.

Static seeded entries are kept intentionally concise until release notes can be generated from shipped app builds.

2026-08-06Public launch

CmdBrief is generally available

CmdBrief moved from the private beta waitlist to open registration with secure accounts and Stripe billing on macOS.

Anyone can create an account without an invite code.
Pro subscriptions with monthly or annual billing are available through the account dashboard.
The public site now points every request path at creating an account instead of the waitlist.

2026-07-08Ready for routing

Private beta pages prepared for route integration

Added route-ready company pages for the product story, product-only changelog, and beta/support contact paths without changing the app shell.

About now explains CmdBrief as a native macOS agent terminal company.
Changelog is scoped to CmdBrief product updates only.
Contact gives beta, product, and support paths without careers or media sections.

2026-07-07Beta intake

Private beta waitlist flow stabilized

CmdBrief beta intake focuses on macOS builders who already use terminal-first coding agents in real local repositories.

Waitlist messaging separates beta contact from future app telemetry consent.
Access criteria emphasize Codex, Claude Code, local repos, and install feedback.
The beta page now gives testers a clearer first-release boundary.

2026-07-06Product positioning

Product homepage refreshed around the native agent terminal

The public product surface now centers on one macOS workspace for agents, shells, files, tasks, browser panes, and usage-limit awareness.

Homepage copy highlights live agent status, needs-action alerts, session resume, and project workspaces.
Feature sections focus on local-first agent supervision rather than generic AI tooling.
Public copy stays tied to builder workflows and release-ready product surfaces.

2026-06-29Product foundation

Workspace supervision model documented for beta users

CmdBrief product language was aligned around project workspaces, split panes, git context, command history, and review-before-ship workflows.

Workspace templates describe tabs, panes, layout, and startup commands.
Shared workspace safety keeps imported auto-run commands manual by default.
Project tasks connect agent launches to acceptance criteria and local context.

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