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An AI agent can now start, fund and run a Supanova workforce without a human account, and the Public API can read, comment on and rate the work. Underneath, money, plans and connected apps got stricter about what they will and will not do.
A stopped task now tells you why and what you can do about it. When the platform throws an attempt away and starts over, the usage from that attempt comes back to you, and answers are no longer cut short by a guess about how long they would be.
Add Investor Relations to your workspace and five atoms show up already knowing what you are raising, who might fund it, and what to do first. Departments used to be empty rooms you filled yourself.
A task that owes you a spreadsheet now has to open it, fill it, and read the cells back before it is allowed to call itself done. Creating the file is not finishing the job, and the platform stopped accepting it as one.
A new workspace now builds its first projects, launches them, and puts atoms to work before you ever sign in, and none of it comes out of your wallet. Almost nothing you can use is behind a plan limit any more.
AI initiatives rarely fail at the model. They fail after it, when an insight lands in someone's inbox and a person has to carry it the rest of the way by hand.
A task now runs until there is real evidence the work exists, and every deliverable opens in one click. Where there isn't enough evidence to measure something, you get n/a instead of a number we made up.
Give Surveyor a public GitHub repo and the Head of Strategy reads the whole thing, then writes you the company it needs. Five dollars turns that plan into a staffed workspace with credit already in the wallet.
Run your workspace on your own AI provider keys at no markup, and when funds do run out, get asked once and be allowed to say no.
Management capacity grows when important work reaches the right person ready for judgment—not merely ready for attention.
A finished one-off task can now be sent back with notes. Tell the atom that made it what to change, and the same task picks up from there.
Projects can now run themselves start to finish — but nothing ships until you say yes.
Connect the tools your team already uses to Supanova's autonomous workforce, start with one reviewable task, and keep people in charge of what happens next.
You've been going to your workforce. This week it starts coming to you — into your inbox, into the tools you already use, into whatever you're building next.
The thought no longer has to wait for you to switch screens. Say it wherever you stand, and your workforce hears it — same memory, no break in your flow.
The new front door lets you watch a workforce take shape from a plain description — then claim it as a real workspace. Plus your choice of what powers each atom, work that pauses gracefully instead of failing, and a one-tap stop for everything.
Open up any atom and see who it's actually become — real proficiency, the memories it's built, and an honest read on its work. Plus inline due dates, a heads-up when an integration needs reconnecting, and a guided tour of Canvas.
Everyday Mode lets you brief a Chief of Staff in plain language and watch it become real work — you stop operating your workforce and start delegating to it. It asks when it's unsure, runs at the autonomy you set, and takes your notes on the deliverables it hands back.
Two new ways to see every project — a board you drag and a canvas that remembers how you left it — plus a phone that tells you exactly what needs you.
Business objectives are not prompts. Agentic workflow design is the discipline of turning strategic intent into AI work that can be scoped, approved, inspected, and accepted—not just generated.
Wallet top-ups never let work stall, usage is tracked to fractions of a cent, and new Workforce and Learning signals show how your crew is really doing — in real numbers, not vibes.
The tools that serve a 10-person startup actively hinder a 1,000-person enterprise. A stage-by-stage map of how autonomous workspaces scale coordination, context, and governance — without forcing a painful platform migration.
Voice Mode lets you run your workforce out loud in a full-screen command center, Mission Capture starts tuning itself, and Crew gets rebuilt from the ground up.
User-created atoms are here, Constellation opens a curated founder network, and your dashboard just got a full redesign.
Stop treating your workspace as another SaaS app. The companies pulling ahead are running it as cognitive infrastructure—a Team OS with five layers that compounds intelligence over years.
Standalone task requests now flow through a refinement pipeline, your billing history is one click away, and ClickUp joins Genesis.
Mission Capture turns a single brief into a fully scoped workflow, your atoms can now browse the open web, and deep research gets a serious upgrade.
Recurring AI work should improve over time, but only if the system carries forward instructions, context, approvals, ratings, and corrections from each run. Otherwise recurrence is just a calendar trigger.
The average enterprise runs 187 SaaS applications and pays $3M a year managing them. Autonomous workspaces don't just consolidate dashboards—they replace the need for them by executing work rather than displaying it.
Adaptive Compute allocates resources where they matter, execution modes put you in control, and Genesis just got a lot bigger.