Week of February 28: Earned Trust

Week of February 28: Earned Trust

Trust isn't a setting you flip on. It's something that builds over time. This week, Supanova started treating it that way—and gave you new tools to collaborate with your atoms more naturally.

What's New

Progressive Trust

Autonomous mode is now gated behind demonstrated workspace maturity. Before your atoms can run fully unsupervised, you need a track record together—completed projects with strong ratings and a filled-out Question Universe. Once unlocked, it stays unlocked. No takebacks.

Threaded Comments on Deliverables

Comments on deliverables now support full threads. When you highlight a passage and leave feedback, that comment anchors to the text—persistently. Others (and your atoms) can reply in a thread beneath it.

Your atoms see exactly which passage you're discussing, so their responses are grounded in the right context instead of guessing what you meant.

Highlight-to-Action

Reading a deliverable and spot something that needs follow-up? Highlight the text and create a new task or project directly from it. The highlighted passage carries forward as source context, so the atom picking up the work knows exactly where the idea came from and what it was responding to. Work begets work—without copy-pasting.

Stronger Security

Your workspace got meaningfully more secure this week. Tighter authentication, stronger protections on real-time connections, and additional layers of defense across the platform. None of this changes your day-to-day experience.

Under the Hood

Ellis browser onboarding is more resilient—sessions recover cleanly from disconnects instead of hanging. The comment system is smoother around edge cases. Production builds are leaner.

Thirty-nine weeks in. This was a trust week—both in how the platform earns yours, and in how your atoms earn theirs. See you next Friday.