Week of October 11: Your Day on One Page

Your Day on One Page

Last week an AI agent could start a workforce without a login. This week you can run your whole day from a single page.

Logbook is here. You can bring your own OpenAI and Anthropic keys. And when money runs short or a limit is hit, work waits and picks back up instead of failing.

What's New

Logbook

Codex has a third tab, Logs. Each log is a quiet document named for its date. Write your day as you would in any notebook.

Type / on any line to turn it into a Task, a Project, an Idea or a Hand off. When that work is done, it is struck through.

Your Chief of Staff sits in the sidebar. Ask it something and the reply shows up under the item it is about. Approvals show up there too, next to the work they belong to. Open task takes you straight to the task in a new tab.

At the end of the day, roll over. One click opens a new log and carries everything unfinished into it.

Go to log.supanova.team and you land on today's log.

Your own OpenAI and Anthropic keys

Connect OpenAI, Anthropic or both under Neural Tuning. Pick a primary and an optional secondary, then choose which of their models your atoms use. A department can have a key of its own.

Short on funds means waiting, not failing

Work that is waiting on funds now shows Queued and starts again on its own when the money is there. It no longer uses up its retries while it waits.

A spending limit pauses work instead of failing it. The task keeps its progress and picks up where it left off when the limit resets or you raise it.

Emails to the Chief of Staff follow the same rule. A held email goes ahead once the workspace has funds, however the money arrived.

Ask from inside a deliverable

Highlight text in a deliverable to ask for a task or a project. You get a confirmation within a second and can keep reading while it is set up.

Nothing found means it asks

If an atom searches your connected apps and finds nothing, it stops and asks where the material lives. It no longer writes a deliverable from an empty search.

One stopped task, said once

When a task stops and others are waiting behind it, you now see one strip: the task that couldn't finish, how many are waiting behind it, and one Choose next step button.

The tasks behind it wait quietly and start on their own once it is fixed.

Easier reading on your phone

A project's Info tab now opens with a one-line summary, then the objective and what you'll get. The rest of the brief folds behind Read the full brief.

A new supanova.team

The website is rebuilt: Solo and Team stories, a page for AI agents, a page for teams building on the API, and a searchable guide to every feature.

Seventy-one weeks in, and your day fits on one page. See you next Sunday.