Changelog

The Usage page's Members, Agents, and Workflows tables now page through results instead of loading every row at once, Billing only appears in the sidebar once your account's access is actually confirmed, and sending feedback is one click from the sidebar. The Usage, Members, API keys, and Templates pages show your last results right away on a return visit, and phones get a back link in the top bar. Fixed mobile cards overflowing the screen, a command-palette crash from certain browser extensions, your project list and organization settings not clearing or reporting failure correctly when access changes, and an agent incorrectly saying it couldn't see an image after switching models mid-conversation. A custom Slack app can be set per agent to keep replying in a thread without another @mention, agents can stay quiet on Slack without a no-response message, and Meta's models now show Meta's official logo in the model picker.

Onboarding keeps your in-progress agent when you close the guide, now asks for a phone number first, and shows next steps after your first task finishes; first-session crashes are fixed, model pickers show each lab's real logo, and console, payments, sign-in, billing, and task reliability are improved. New accounts can now try a task before verifying a phone, the orchestration canvas gained undo and redo, a text-only task no longer fails because of a screenshot, Slack notifications are quieter and more reliable, and the Usage and Templates pages now load all at once instead of piece by piece. Canceling a payment setup or credit purchase no longer locks you out of trying again, switching conversations no longer leaves old messages on screen, and triggers and workflow tasks keep their original creator instead of being wrongly refused access to your connected integrations. GitHub review comments without a line reference are no longer dropped, and Slack replies are no longer dropped when Slack is slow to confirm a channel's history.

Slack DM conversations with your agent no longer end after a few quiet hours, resetting one is now a single typed command, and top-level replies now work the same way across every kind of agent.

Promote an existing agent into an orchestration in one step, from the project page or the CLI, instead of creating an empty orchestration and dragging the agent into it.

Your agent's Slack bot now keeps a DM going as one conversation instead of starting over with every message, and a new @mention in a channel can see the bot's recent threads there.

Chat and the agent tabs got a visual refresh — tool calls collapse into readable summaries, browser replays get a real timeline, and empty tabs explain what they do and how to turn them on.

New per-item API routes for agent configuration, image-input info on the models endpoint, and more reliable MCP OAuth connections.

Seven new models from OpenAI, Z.ai, MiniMax, Meta, StepFun, and NVIDIA are now available across the Brainbase model picker.

Six new models from Mistral AI and Z.ai — including Mistral Large 4 and GLM 5.3 Prime — are now available across the Brainbase model picker.

New accounts can now claim $25 in free credits by verifying a phone number and card, instead of waiting on manual approval.

Orchestrations can now be started by calling a webhook URL, alongside the existing app and schedule triggers.

Two new models — GPT-6.1 Terra and Gemini 4 Argon — are now available in the Brainbase model picker.

DeepSeek V4.1 Flash 1017 is now available in the Brainbase model picker, with a 1M-token context window.

Particle AI's Particle-1 model is now available in the Brainbase model picker across every agent harness.

Manage agent versions and tasks from the CLI and API, script the CLI more reliably, catch benchmark mistakes before a run starts, and connect MCP clients on their stable callback URL.

Card payments add bank verification, sign-in and out-of-credit prompts say what to do next, and tasks, task Stop, triggers, project access, and Team upgrades behave more reliably.

Agents created without a model now start on GPT-6 Sol, or Claude Opus 5.5 on Claude Code, and model pickers list current models newest first.

Set up surfaces, OAuth MCP servers, and integration apps from the terminal, and keep the CLI signed in separately from the browser.

Kafka agents end their turn with a real reply, follow-ups send right away, and your own messages take up less space in the thread.

Meeting bots get a screen-sharing setting, GPT-5.6 Luna and GPT-5 requests with custom sampling no longer fail, and chat and sign-in are smoother.

Teammates can ask an agent for a Link purchase from Slack, payment receipts are easier to read, and approvals reach the agent in seconds.

Owners can let a trusted admin manage other admins, long OpenCode runs are no longer canceled while a subagent is still working, and Slack stop controls, the Payments page, and pasted playbook content behave more reliably.

OpenAI's GPT-6.1 Sol is now available for Brainbase agents using Kafka, Codex, or OpenCode, at the same input and output rates as GPT-6 Sol.

Payments — our beta wallet-approval flow for agent purchases — is now available to every account instead of a pilot group, supports orders above the previous $5 cap, and gives you clearer status and a way to recover a stuck request.

Cloudflare-backed sandboxes, a faster agent runtime option, are no longer limited to internal accounts and now show by default when starting a new agent, with more reliable file delivery to a task that's gone idle.

Agents connected to Slack can now post live progress updates, ask clarifying questions, and be stopped mid-task right from the thread, with an optional approval step before sensitive tool actions that's off by default.

GPT-5.6 agents can search the web live, Payments tracks purchases and merchant outcomes, team membership changes are safer, and task runs, live updates, and message sending are more reliable.

You can now connect a payment wallet and approve or decline an agent's purchase requests in real time, with the outcome delivered straight back to the task. This is an early rollout for test approvals only — no purchase is completed yet.

You can now send follow-up instructions to an agent task while it's still running, or stop it cleanly, instead of waiting for the run to finish or starting a new one.

Codex agents can reach the network, free signup credits get a review step, and agent runs, the Stop button, and Slack file delivery are more reliable.

GPT-4o and GPT-4o Mini are no longer offered anywhere in Brainbase — agents, workflows, and API/CLI requests that referenced them now run on GPT-5.6 Luna automatically, with no action needed on your end.

Benchmark runs can pause and resume with upfront cost estimates, model evaluations are billed like standard usage, custom MCP connections are hardened, and Slack, Linear, and file attachments are more reliable.

Kafka can now be deployed as an AWS Marketplace appliance with billing handled entirely by AWS, so those customers manage their subscription without ever seeing Stripe.

Benchmarks get editable rubrics and trend charts, agent-judge evals run on every runtime, schedule triggers pause clearly when credits run out, and browser proxy passwords get stronger encryption.

New CLI commands list, inspect, and wait on tasks, scaffold agents, and manage benchmarks and evals, with safer defaults for destructive and automated commands.

Set a secret once on an orchestration and every agent inside it can use it automatically, with per-agent overrides and a clear warning when orchestrations disagree.

GitHub-connected agents can now be granted scoped write access to push branches and commits, so they can open a pull request as part of their work instead of only reading your code.

Name and restore agent versions, rename projects, use a redesigned model picker, and see why benchmark cases failed, while managed runs and Slack replies no longer stall or go missing.

Standard members now consistently see and act only on agents, workflows, playbooks, skills, and connectors in the projects they've been added to, with the old Viewer role retired in favor of Member.

Manage agent integrations from the CLI, MCP servers configured through the API now reach the agent, and CLI sign-in errors are clearer.

The Usage page's "Team budgets" are now "Project limits," with a slider to set the cap and a live marker showing exactly where a project stands in the current billing period.

List teams and agents and rename tokens from the CLI, sign in more reliably, and push without losing commands, hooks, or files, with token-scope bugs fixed.

See what your agent is waiting on, pick follow-up models from curated pickers, and reconnect trigger accounts, while agent runs now survive platform updates.

Create agent tasks from the CLI, see the current billing period, skip or resume onboarding, and use clearer machine, runtime, and model pickers.

Memory tables show foreign keys, failed runs explain what went wrong, access controls and secret redaction are stronger, and session replays and long transcripts load reliably.

Tasks created through MCP start automatically, task and thread creation can be retried safely, and skill installs from the registry and GitHub are more reliable.

Download browser session recordings, and workflow approvals, ChatGPT app connections, and task status are more reliable.

Orchestrations can now give every member agent one shared memory database, edited from a new Memory tab, instead of keeping each agent's memory separate.

Mention playbooks and attach files when starting a task, delete files from the file directory, and send Slack file attachments to coding tasks, with clearer usage totals and task status.

Browser agents get past CAPTCHAs, teams can share evals and agent settings, agents and tasks can be renamed, and scheduled tasks, Slack threads, and trigger editing are more reliable.

Agents created through the API appear in your workspace, the Meeting MCP accepts API keys, unavailable-model errors are clearer, and CLI sign-in is more reliable.

You can now pick the sandbox provider for any cloud agent when you create it or change it later, with E2B available as an option for every coding runtime.

Time spent by managed sandbox tasks now shows up in your credit usage as its own line, with only active minutes counted and team attribution preserved from the run onward.

Claude Sonnet 5 is now a featured model, with reasoning effort levels through xhigh, a 1M-token context window, and up to 128k output tokens.

Watch agent browser sessions from the task view, run macros from chat and Slack, and get Stripe receipts for auto top-ups. Signup credits now require phone verification.

Three new GPT-5.6 variants — Sol, Terra, and Luna — are now selectable across agents, flows, and chat surfaces. Sol becomes the default model for new agents and flows.

Cursor, Factory, and Qoder agents now have a purpose-built key-entry flow: enter your vendor API key when you pick one of these harnesses, and Brainbase will prompt you to add or fix the key before a run fails — instead of leaving a mismatched agent to wedge silently.

Save a payment method, set a low-balance threshold and a reload amount, and Brainbase will top your prepaid credit wallet up in the background — so agents, workflows, and playbooks keep running without a manual refill.

Time spent in a Meeting Assistant call is now metered against your credit balance at 10 credits per started minute, so meeting usage shows up alongside your other agent activity in Billing.

Choose how each connected integration behaves when an agent wants to use it — allow silently, ask for approval, or deny outright — per integration and per action, so agents only pause on the tools that matter.

Three additional frontier models — GLM 5.2, DeepSeek V4 Pro, and Kimi K2.7 Code — are now selectable in every Brainbase model picker.

Change models mid-chat, send enterprise invoices to a custom billing email, and get more reliable meeting joins and credit tracking.

Long-running MCP sessions are more resilient, streaming and tool-error recovery are sturdier, and the sign-in pages get a Brainbase refresh.

Edit sandbox entrypoints and browse each agent's filesystem in the developer app, chat gets date headers, a thinking indicator, and bookmarks, and long interactive sessions cost less to cache.

Enterprise customers can now view their invoices, add a card on file, and see live payment status without leaving Brainbase.

Name and rename API keys, see MCP server health in the developer app, and pull agents without duplicated marketplace skills.

Push playbooks with `brainbase agent push`, unpinned registry skills stay up to date, and the Meeting MCP installs for connected agents.

Meeting bots use your saved name and avatar, Stop now cancels the running workflow, and team settings open from group pages.

Turn memory on or off per agent, manage browser proxies, and fill in workflow inputs inline in Slack, with faster app triggers and no more duplicate or skipped workflow runs.

Slack and Teams messages can now start Claude Code and Codex agents as background coding tasks that post results back to the thread.

See orchestration triggers, attach your published skills, and sync UI-built orchestrations from the CLI.

Create custom modes with your own names and transitions, backed by stricter validation and clearer instructions for the model.

Reassign agent ownership, keep model preferences per thread, preview past workflow versions, and see enterprise contract details in Billing, with workflows that pause, resume, and cancel cleanly.

Teams can launch Kafka workflows directly from Slack with custom slash commands and reliable one-response delivery.

Enterprise teams can connect their own SAML identity provider, auto-provision users on first sign-in, and merge matching existing accounts.