What’s new in Ergod.

• BrowserDiscord Planning-board participants can choose Use again on an archived idea to create a fresh proposal with zero votes. The archived original and its votes stay saved.
• All Improved service reliability monitoring.

Existing boards need their sponsor to choose Update board, then participants reopen the board to load the new controls.

• Browser A new look for the dashboard. Calm dark colours, clearer type and a simpler sidebar: Home, My work, Library, Rooms and Play, with your recent work underneath. A palette you saved still applies; the new look is the default for everyone else.
• Browser Start on your own or in a room. The Home screen asks what you are making and lets you choose My work or one of your rooms before you send. It shows who will see the conversation, and it enters the room before your message goes in.
• Browser Your result beside the conversation. An open result gets a larger share of the screen, the conversation keeps enough room to read, and you can resize the two with the divider or the keyboard. On a wide screen the conversation now uses the full width, while long paragraphs keep a comfortable line length.
• Browser A Library for what you have made. One page gathers your files, saved results and shared links, with search and filters. Open any of them, download a file, or make a link.
• Browser Clearer Rooms and Sharing. Rooms now shows web rooms, Discord rooms and game tables as three separate sections, each saying who can join, and Discord servers sits right next to Rooms. Sharing starts with the people who can work in your workspace, and each shared link shows a picture of what you shared.
• Browser Conversation names come from your own words. A conversation could be named after an internal note instead of your first message; those names now show your words, and your own message no longer disappears from a reloaded conversation after a long task.
• Browser Settings in one place. On desktop a section list sits beside Account, Usage & billing, Settings, Sharing & access and Discord servers. On a phone, one menu opens every section, and What’s new is linked from the dashboard.
• Browser A clearer sign-in page with the same art as the website, and the same new look on shared pages and the Play pages.
• All Replies get to the point. Ergod answers first and keeps simple replies short. During research it shows less running commentary about what it will search next, but it still shows anything it found or anything that stopped it, such as a page that would not load.
• All Reliability and security improvements for pages Ergod reads from the web, including in long conversations.

• Discord A next step only at the start. After an account's first reply, Ergod may offer one short action button when the answer has a useful continuation. Later turns do not get another automatic offer. Suggestions that would need a long, clipped label are left out.
• Discord Three shared channel rooms on Free. Host up to three active rooms across servers, each in its own Discord channel. Ergod shows you how many of your three slots are in use when you open a room. Each person uses their own allowance on their own turns; Pro supports more hosted rooms.
• Browser Invite a friend to a game table on any plan. You can open a game table and share its invite without Pro; opening a separate shared web chat room still requires Pro. Each person spends their own usage on their own turns.
• Browser Sign out everywhere from Account. End browser sign-ins for your account, including other browsers, and return here to sign in again. Connected desktop devices and other people in shared rooms have their own access to manage.
• Browser Rooms and Play are easier to navigate. Their page headers and actions now follow the same layout, phone navigation keeps full labels, and table and shared-room return controls are clearer. Open tables can retry in place after a load error.
• Browser More room to read on desktop. The website makes better use of wide screens across its guides and game pages while keeping the phone layouts readable.
• Telegram If you already use Ergod on Discord or the web, /start now points you to Link Telegram before you send a first message. Starting work in Telegram before linking creates a separate workspace that cannot currently be merged.

• All A clearer view of the wait. Live status distinguishes waiting for a model response, receiving it, preparing tool inputs and retrying a request. These updates describe observed activity; they do not predict how much time is left.
• All Keep useful work moving. Separate image requests and tools running together are less likely to be mistaken for a repeated action.
• All Starting points for presentations, documents and spreadsheets. Ergod can load reusable workflows that guide it to inspect existing files, reuse earlier work, check the final result and send the editable file. Available checks depend on the workspace tools, and the workflows call out when layout or formula results remain unverified.

• Browser Look inside a saved memory. In Settings, search your personal memories and open a note to read its full text and available source details. Correct or forget it there. If it changes while you are editing, compare the latest version with your draft before saving again.
• Browser A clearer place to continue. A compact line above the conversation identifies the workspace, audience and your role. Use the existing Sessions and Rooms controls to move between work, with separate drafts for personal conversations and web rooms.
• Browser A failed resume is easier to retry. If the request to switch to a suggested conversation fails, an error appears beside its button and your current draft stays in place for another attempt.
• Browser Find your way back from play. A game opened from a web room names the room you can return to, keeping the room draft ready when you come back.
• Browser Make the dashboard yours. Preview Plum, Rose, Sand or Graphite in Settings, then save a palette for your account. Your choice changes your dashboard, independently of shared-room identity or public profile styling.

• DiscordTelegram Start in your own words. Short messages and greetings no longer trigger an automatic starter message in Discord and Telegram. In a new Discord channel, choose Just me or Shared room before the first request runs. Help and starter choices are still available when you ask for them.
• Discord Less scrolling through browser work. Automatic browser previews are gathered into one final screenshot for the turn, while files Ergod explicitly sends can still arrive as it works. Resolved and expired approval cards also leave less clutter behind.
• All Fewer interruptions while a page loads. Waiting for a page or an element to appear no longer asks for the same approval as an action that changes the page. Your other approval choices still apply.
• Browser Join a room and land on its work. Room invitations now open the shared workspace you joined. Planning boards appear by name, and returning to a board keeps the same board selected, including after a reload.
• Browser Invitations that are easier to pass along. Copy invitation includes the link, joining code and instructions together. A keyboard-accessible fallback helps when the browser cannot copy to the clipboard.
• All Research can keep making progress. Different pages and useful follow-up reads are less likely to be mistaken for a repeated action. When a fetch needs correcting, Ergod has a clearer route to continue.
• All Better recovery on larger files. If a file-writing attempt is too large or cut short, Ergod gets clearer guidance for continuing in smaller pieces. Browser interactions and opening workspace previews also received reliability fixes.
• All Safer corrections to saved memories. Editing a memory keeps its attribution, original date and pinned status. If a note is longer than the editor can show, Ergod leaves it intact and explains how to continue instead of replacing it with a shortened preview.
• Browser Manage scheduled work in Settings. Create a task, change its instructions, choose when it repeats and set its time zone, or pause, resume and remove existing tasks. New tasks created here run in your personal workspace and deliver to your Discord DM; creation currently requires a Discord account. Scheduled runs use your normal allowance.
• Browser Improved service security monitoring for operators.
• Browser A clearer introduction to Ergod. The homepage now has a narrated product film, refreshed demonstrations, and updated guides for getting started and working together. The homepage film is now a 23-second review cut of a recorded result, with music and no narration.

• All Research that stays closer to your question. Improved handling of off-topic search results, long articles, wiki pages, and pages that need a browser to load. Headings and tables are kept together with the detail they explain when Ergod reads a page. When a site cannot be read, Ergod says so plainly and looks for another useful source instead of stopping.
• All Follow-up questions build on the same research. Asking about a different detail no longer means starting the whole search again. Ergod can revisit material it already gathered and focus on the part your next question needs: an exception, a supporting passage, another figure from the same source. Retained material is reused while it is still available.
• All New ways to work through a structured list. Added analysis tools for lists of feedback, tasks or other records against criteria you set. Results can be kept, filtered, revisited and corrected, with unfinished items told apart from assessed ones. When the source changes, the analysis refreshes without treating every unchanged item as new work.
• All Compare documents against what matters to you. Added comparison tools that work from your requirements, keep the comparison, and let you return to the passages behind it. Ask what is supported, what is conditional, where sources disagree, and what the documents leave unanswered. Follow up with “show the unresolved points” or ask about one conclusion instead of repeating the whole comparison.
• All More dependable browser work. Improved how Ergod identifies controls, fills forms, works with pages that change as you use them, and reports an interaction it could not finish. Browser work keeps a clearer account of what happened before an interruption. When you ask it to check a page you made, name the controls to try and anything it must not do, such as publishing or sending a message.
• All Less waiting, better follow-through. Removed a pause that could delay the next reply in a long conversation. Improved recovery when a reply is cut short, or when Ergod names its next action and stops before taking it. Python workspaces come better prepared for running tests, so code tasks repeat less setup.
• Discord A clearer front door for shared play. When Ergod lacks the channel access a shared session needs, the Activity says which access a server admin has to grant, instead of a retry loop. Someone opening the Activity for the first time, with no Ergod account yet, gets one at the settings pane instead of being told to start a separate conversation with the bot first.
• BrowserDiscord Small fixes. Checkers no longer pulls keyboard focus back after you deliberately move to another control; workspace previews and the Activity’s game history load more reliably.

AI-generated analysis still needs checking, and some websites remain unavailable or require sign-in.

• All Send the correction, not a new request. While Ergod is working on your message, a second message from you is taken as an update to that work: “make it blue, actually” reaches the turn in progress. A separate request is written down and runs next in order, and nothing you sent is dropped or run twice, even across a restart.
• Discord A room can chip in. When Ergod asks a question during shared work, another member’s reply is a contribution to that request, credited to them. Whoever asked keeps ownership of the request and of Stop; the room host and channel managers can press Stop too; everyone else gets one quiet line saying whose turn it is.
• Discord The next-step button runs once. A press claims the step before anything else happens, so two people pressing at the same moment, or one person pressing twice, produces one run. A step that could not start says so on the card instead of hanging.
• Discord /thinking is yours. Extended thinking is a per-account choice (on, off, or auto), read for whoever sends the message, and the readout names the model that will actually run. /verbose is gone. /help is organised by what you want to do, with a topic or a search word, and its plan facts come from the same place the pricing does. /session info says which scope you are in.
• Discord Voice notes just work. A memo recorded on a phone in any of the common formats is transcribed before Ergod answers; a note that the transcription service refuses is reported as refused, not as an outage. Your own note is treated as something you said to Ergod, and a recording someone else sent is treated as a recording.
• All Pictures get the conversation. When you ask about an image, the question and the recent conversation go with it, and Ergod can look again at one region of a picture you already sent. Asking for a change to a generated image now edits from that image, keeping what you asked to keep, instead of drawing a new one from words; if the image model cannot edit from a source, Ergod says so rather than pretending.
• All Memory search finds meaning, not just words. Saved memories are indexed by meaning as well as text, the index rebuilds itself in the background when it goes stale, and memory search answers faster than it did.
• BrowserDiscord Small fixes a player would have hit. Two unnamed game tables opened in the same second now keep a stable order and get names you can tell apart; Play together from the Play page no longer opens a table and closes it in the same breath; the Activity’s music no longer errors when a browser refuses autoplay; a file write cut short by the model’s output limit is reported as one clear error instead of a silent gap.

• Browser The rail and the panel. Conversations sit under Work grouped Today, Yesterday and Earlier, with the active one marked and a chip for where it lives. One panel beside the chat holds Files (your files by default, with a switch for system files), Sessions, Shared links and Rooms; Open result beside a reply opens that file’s own viewer. The panel has one scrollbar, a grip to resize it on a wide screen, and becomes an overlay on a phone.
• Browser Account, split by purpose. Usage & billing holds the plan, the meter, top-ups, the reserve and the subscription; Account keeps your profile and sign-in methods. The header chip reads “Usage · N% remaining” and opens a summary that says when, and how much, comes back next.
• Browser Work, while it works. The state line says what Ergod is doing and the composer says that sending will not interrupt it. The turn’s activity folds into collapsible rows beside the live line. Every settled reply carries copy, share and retry. A usage strip above the composer shows the exact reset time, with one button and a dismiss; the out-of-usage card takes the same slot.
• Browser Settings and Servers, shown as they are. Every capability card reads what you get, how in two steps, then the controls; the MCP key card includes a paste-ready config for each client. On Servers, every channel is a row showing its current settings, edited in place and saved per row. The Sharing page lists your links, your room play links and invite codes, with a revoke.
• Browser From a public link to the gallery, in one flow. The confirm page for a public link offers “Create link and submit to gallery”; the share page shows where the link stands with the Community gallery (not submitted, in review, listed); you can withdraw a pending submission or remove a listed one, and each state is named in its own sentence. A channel manager can mint a play link for a Discord channel, not only the sponsor.
• Browser Signing in, without losing your place. The signed-out page is one question and a real composer, and what you typed survives sign-in into the signed-in composer. The sign-in card carries its own Discord, GitHub and Google buttons; a cancelled sign-in returns you to the card you came from and says so; a creator’s page tells you whose it is and which account opens it.
• All Usage settles the way the plan reads. Pro and Pro+ settle against their rolling week, and purchased credits are counted once. Someone who hits their cap during shared work is told privately, with the purchase path, instead of the whole room seeing it. If Ergod answered but the message never arrived, sending it again returns the saved answer.
• Discord What you send, Ergod receives. Voice messages and audio files arrive as audio plus a label, never as an empty turn; a voice note of a minute or less is transcribed before Ergod answers. Stickers, custom emoji and picker GIFs arrive as text plus a still. A reaction you leave on Ergod’s own message is remembered for your next turn and never answered on its own.
• Discord A quieter, steadier card. The very first placeholder while your workspace starts is the reply card itself, with a live Stop from the first phase; a workspace that will not start fails inside that same card with the repair note. Typing shows at most once every eight seconds and never while a card is live; edits are coalesced so a busy channel is not flooded. A tool running past a minute reads “still running (N min)” on the card.
• Discord The entry hold keeps its place. A request held at the door stays resumable from its card for 24 hours and is never run on its own; a question about the hold gets one help line, and “what do you do?” during a hold gets a real answer first.

• BrowserDiscord Shared sessions, three ways. A guide at ergod.dev/shared-sessions.html walks a Discord channel’s own room, a web room joined by invite code, and Catch up and Continue together from the browser: who hosts, who pays for what, what someone watching sees, and what every control on the way does.

• BrowserDiscord Fourteen games at the table. Checkers, Chess, Dominoes, Crazy Eights, Tournament, Four in a Row, Reversi, Mancala, Backgammon, Bingo, Live Quiz, Categories, Spymasters and Nine Men’s Morris. In the board and card games Ergod takes the other seat, or a friend does; in the room games it hosts, reading, calling and keeping score. Every game has house rules you can set from the table.
• Browser A Play tab on the dashboard. One front door with three ways in: Play with Ergod, Join an open table, or Play with your people. Under a game you have played, your record against Ergod; at the top, a table picked for the day. The same tables are in the Discord Activity.
• BrowserDiscord Open tables. A host can open a game room to everyone. Anyone signed in can take a seat or watch; the list of open tables says whether each one is in the lobby or mid-round and how many people are watching, and the host can remove someone from their table.
• BrowserDiscord Table chat. A strip under the board where the room talks between turns. Ergod sees the board and answers when you say its name, and people watching can react with an emoji.
• BrowserDiscord Ergod speaks. Turn on Voice and Ergod says hello, then says its table lines out loud in the voice you choose, from a shelf of nicknames. It is off until you switch it on, and the switch is per browser, so nobody else at the table hears a change you made.
• BrowserDiscord A better finish to a board game. Rematch and Share sit on the result. Resign is one tap, with a confirm. The last move stays lit and animates in, a line under the board says when Ergod is thinking, and the board fits a phone. Move sounds are there for the games that want them, off until you turn them on.
• BrowserDiscord Your record, and what Ergod remembers. Each game card shows your record against Ergod, a streak when you are on one, and a line from the last match: “Last time, Ergod noted…”. The games you played most recently come first.
• BrowserDiscord Party games with one person. Bingo, Live Quiz, Categories and Spymasters no longer wait for a crowd: Ergod holds a Bingo card, answers as a quiz contestant, writes for Categories, and plays a Spymasters team that has nobody on it. The lobby shows a ready tick beside every seat and a way to invite someone, rounds move on by themselves on a clock you set, Ergod hosts at the right beats, and the podium has Play again and Share on it.
• BrowserDiscord Ergod learns between matches. After a match it keeps a short recap and the lessons in it, and it remembers positions it has seen; those carry into the next match at that table, so it plays you a little differently the second time.
• Browser Play together from the web dashboard. A shared room plays the same games as the Discord Activity, with the same seats and house rules, without Discord.
• BrowserDiscord A table is one screen. While a game is on, the board takes the whole panel: a slim bar above it, the chat strip below, nothing scrolling around it. Fullscreen is one tap, in Discord and in the browser; on the dashboard a table can also pop out into its own tab.
• BrowserDiscord A way out of every table. The table bar starts with the control for whoever is looking: End table for the person who started it, with a confirm; Leave for a seat in a room game; Back for a board-game player or someone watching. On the web the browser’s own Back steps out too.
• Discord Room for Discord’s own buttons. On a phone, Discord draws its Leave pill and toolbar over the Activity; the table’s controls and chat now sit clear of them instead of underneath.
• BrowserDiscord The chat strip is readable. On a phone it shows the last lines at a size you can read between turns, with an unread count while you are looking at the board.
• BrowserDiscord House rules are drawn as what they are. A yes-or-no rule is a switch, a pick from a few values is a row of choices, a bounded number is a stepper, and a name is a text field with its length limit. A rule outside its range is refused when you save it, not at your next move.
• Browser One sheet for a room. Wherever a room is shown, its name opens the same sheet: rename it in place, Play together, Open chat, Open files, open a hosted table to everyone, invite with the code, remove a member, and delete or leave it at the foot. New room is one tap at the top of Rooms and the Play tab.
• Browser A room’s files are there from the start. A new room or game table has its folder the moment it is made, so the Files panel shows an empty list instead of telling the host it cannot see a room they just opened.
• Telegram The tables in Telegram. Ask the bot for /play and it answers with a button per game; a private chat opens the table right there as a Mini App, and a group gets its own table the whole chat can sit at. Groups need the Mini App registered with Telegram first, so it reaches each bot as it is set up.
• BrowserDiscord Moves land faster and the table stays quieter. A move is one request and the answer is the new board; the page shows your move as you make it and takes it back with a reason if the room refuses it. Between moves the table waits for news instead of asking again and again, and Ergod’s spoken line arrives with its words rather than after them.
• BrowserDiscord Fixes. Checkers shows a clear win or lose state at the end and a saved-match receipt. A stale room error no longer sticks in the panel after the room has recovered. Backgammon turns no longer fail. The table keeps itself in sync with the room. And when Ergod hits a busy moment it waits it out instead of asking you to retry.

• Discord Play Checkers in Activity. Choose Play Ergod for a model-powered opponent using your model and allowance, or Play a friend and let someone take White. Friends can watch too. The game enforces captures, multi-jumps, kings, and turn order. Ergod can add a short comment with a move and remember a compact match recap for next time. The tap-counter test is no longer in the game picker.
• Discord Polls recognize your Discord conversation. Fixed a case where a request through /ask reached the poll tool without its channel and was incorrectly refused. Scheduled events also catch ambiguous dates and overlong details before sending them to Discord.
• Browser Open a board from your web room. Go to Rooms, enter a room, and choose Open board. Room members can add ideas, vote, and keep personal notes. The board uses that room’s access and its sponsor’s workspace limits.
• Discord Activity has three clear views: Round, Board, and Creations. Switch to the work you want instead of scrolling through a stack of panels. The layout uses more desktop space, and board controls now load through Discord’s embedded path.
• Browser Know which conversation you are in. Joining a web room updates the heading and empty state to that room. Returning to your own chat restores its heading, and room history is labeled separately from personal sessions.
• Discord A shared planning board. Add ideas, vote, and see how many people are present from the Discord Activity. Authorized members can open the same board through a signed-in Ergod Link and return to the room later. Access and workspace limits still apply.
• Browser Share outside the workspace. A shared-room sponsor can create an unlisted public snapshot straight from a creation’s actions menu, without copying it into a personal workspace. Anyone with that link can open the snapshot without signing in. It stays out of the gallery, and the sponsor can revoke it.
• All Saved pages keep their version. New saved HTML revisions retain their assembled page, so later workspace edits do not quietly rewrite them. Saved Activity variants also use the build you kept. Remote assets and services can still change.
• Browser Keep reviewing the version you opened. Saved-version links, feedback, and restore controls stay attached to the selected revision. If its saved page is unavailable, Ergod explains that instead of silently opening a newer one.
• Discord Personal work, clearer room controls. Make something with Just me in an existing shared room and its card recognizes that room. It offers to add the file to that room instead of suggesting you start another one. The original stays in your personal workspace.
• All Read beyond a memory preview. Ergod can open a specific saved note and read longer notes in pages, within the current personal or shared workspace. This makes the saved detail available when a short search result is not enough.
• All One more chance at a reply. If a model finishes its reasoning without a visible answer, Ergod makes one bounded recovery attempt. Different browser checks and pages of a file read are also less likely to be mistaken for the same repeated action.
• All Keep a request with its result. When a long conversation is condensed, matching tool requests and their results stay together. Missing or ambiguous matches are marked instead of being treated as a complete pair.
• All Schedules can use your full included allowance. All schedules together can use up to 100% of the usage included with your plan, while sharing your normal account balance. Agent runs have a 15-minute minimum interval and wait automatically when capacity or usage is unavailable. Extra credits do not increase the separate scheduled-work ceiling. Existing schedules pick up these limits automatically.
• Browser Quieter boards, clearer recovery. Unchanged boards check for updates less often, then return to their active pace when something changes. A workspace sponsor can explicitly update the board’s saved app version while keeping its live work.
• Browser A more consistent Ergod. The approved octopus mark, softer plum accents, clearer page headings, and creation details now connect the dashboard, gallery, Activity, and Discord cards. Dashboard touch targets and conversation space have had another pass too.
• Browser A clearer path through shared work. Creation actions and channel management open the relevant workspace or channel, with controls that match your role. Ordinary access to a room does not make its contents public.
• All Keep more useful evidence in long conversations. When older tool results are shortened, Ergod retains a small excerpt for its conversation summary instead of clearing the result first.
• Discord A little inspiration in the member list. Ergod’s rotating status now suggests something to make and reminds you to start with @Ergod.

• BrowserDiscord A consistent way to open creations. Shared links, full-page players, and gallery cards now use consistent creation details and preview images where available, with clearer controls for opening and playing the result.
• All More dependable follow-up edits. Ergod gets clearer guidance when a file read or edit needs correcting. If a grouped edit cannot be completed, the original file is kept intact.
• Discord Better recovery for native polls. Correctable poll inputs now get useful retry guidance instead of contradictory formatting instructions. Server setup guidance also explains the permissions needed for polls and events.
• Browser Return to your work after checkout. Ergod checks that credits or plan benefits have been applied, then offers a way back to the conversation that brought you there.
• Browser Recover without sending your request again. Failed conversation loads can now be retried without resending your message. If a Stop request fails, the button becomes available again so you can try once more.
• All Keep connected work moving. Saved MCP connections can recover after their workspace restarts. Available partial results remain accessible when a connected task fails or is cancelled.
• Telegram A clearer place for personal commands. Memory, exports, and account linking belong in private chat; using those commands in a group now points you to the private flow.
• Browser A searchable handbook. Find a topic, jump to a section, and follow guides for making a first creation, revising it, sharing it, and managing files, skills, usage, and connections.
• Browser Help with Agents API setup. Connection settings now include a copyable MCP snippet to help configure an Agents API client with your existing Ergod account.

• Discord A useful first click. Starter choices now cover a playful idea to share, a practical decision, and a tiny creation. If your first message is already a real request, Ergod keeps that request, including its attachments, while you choose where the work belongs.
• Discord Shared room or Just me, in plain language. Shared room uses the group’s agent, history and workspace. Just me uses yours. Either way, messages, replies and files posted in the channel remain visible to the channel.
• Discord Better context for the group. New messages in shared conversations carry who said what, so different people joining in do not arrive as one anonymous speaker.
• Discord Open what Ergod made. Fixed a case where Ergod made a file but its attachment did not reach the final reply. HTML games and pages can also arrive with an Ergod browser link. Your workspace or shared-room access still applies.
• Browser Give your creation a proper introduction. Choose a title, description and cover when you submit it to Made with Ergod. New HTML shares can bring their existing title and preview along. You choose what to submit, and each public listing is reviewed.
• Browser Keep what you are typing. Reload the same dashboard tab and continue your unsent draft in the right conversation. A failed send keeps the draft available too.
• Browser Rooms and Sharing have distinct homes. Rooms is where you start, join and revisit group work; Sharing is where you manage access and links. The Memory page now describes personal preferences, project notes and references, while shared rooms keep separate memory for the group.
• All Safer retries with connected tools. If a connection drops after an action may have started, Ergod records the outcome as uncertain instead of automatically repeating it. Completed results are kept when you stop a turn.

• All Every version is kept. Each time a build changes, the one before it is saved. Open any earlier version to read it, or restore it as a new one — so the version everybody agreed on is still there after later edits.
• BrowserDiscord Report a problem, get a fix. Anyone can flag something on a build; one tap asks Ergod to fix exactly what they described. The person who made it hears about it, the fix is tied back to the report, and accepting it closes the loop.
• Discord Choose before Ergod starts. The first time you ask for new work in a server channel without a saved choice, Ergod asks whether to use the shared room or Just me. Shared-room creations belong to that channel; Just me uses your personal agent, workspace and history. Messages, replies and files posted in the channel remain visible there.
• Discord Your choice is remembered. Once you choose shared-room work or Just me, Ergod saves it for next time instead of interrupting every request. Server admins can still set the server’s starting choice.
• Discord Quieter handoffs. Copying a link does not add an extra confirmation message to the channel. Builds and answers still go where you asked; if Discord will not let Ergod post a result, it tells you and gives you the link instead of quietly failing.
• All If a turn is stopped early, Ergod gives back whatever it already made.
• All A friendlier hello. The welcome is now a short invitation — what Ergod does, where it works, and one thing to try — instead of a wall of text, and however you add Ergod, the first step is never a blank screen.
• Browser Shared links look after themselves. A link to something Ergod built keeps its look even after the original is edited, a very popular link rests instead of running forever, and any page can be reported.
• Discord Hand Ergod a message. Right-click any message → Apps → “Ergod: narrate this” gives Ergod that message’s full text — handy for keeping a story or a game going in a channel.

• Discord Games you can just start. A Play catalogue opens with the Activity — Trivia deals eight questions, everybody answers on their own screen, and the room gets a scoreboard. No prompt, no idea needed, nothing to set up. You can also ask Ergod to write the questions about your own server.
• Discord Rounds, end to end. Anyone starts one, everybody gets a suggestion and a vote, Ergod builds the winner while the room watches it happen, and the reveal has a Play it button. Whoever proposed it gets their name on it.
• Discord “Make my version”. Name one change to any game — make it harder, make it about cats — and Ergod builds you your own variant of it.
• Discord Your versions are kept. Variants land on a shelf of their own that anybody in the channel can start again later, so a rule somebody changed as a joke on Tuesday is still there on Friday.
• Discord Share what the room made. Hand out a link, or post it into the channel through Discord’s own share sheet. Where Discord will not give an Activity the clipboard, the link arrives already selected to hold and copy — never a “copied!” that did not happen.
• Discord Your own settings, inside the Activity. A personal panel carries the model that answers you, whether memory is on, and your card colour — the strip beside Ergod’s working card, so the room can tell whose build is whose. The room stays shared; these do not.
• All Play links, with a picture. A link to something Ergod built opens the page full screen in an ordinary browser tab, and it now brings a preview rendered from the page itself, so it looks like something when you paste it somewhere.
• Browser Shared sessions are readable on the web. Catch up on a room shows the recent work without scrolling back through a channel, and Continue together picks the shared conversation up from the browser. Rooms you were invited to are listed read-only, with a way straight back into the Discord channel.
• All Shared answers carry their sources. When Ergod looked things up to answer you, the page you share now shows what it read.
• Browser A Stop button. If a turn is going somewhere you did not want, stop it.
• All A turn now pauses at your usage limit and continues after. Instead of failing partway through, it stops, tells you what it had already written, and picks up right where it left off once your usage is back — from the next window, or from credits.
• All A new look. Ergod has a new mark, and it is on the site, the icons and the link previews.

• BrowserDiscord Credits you can top up. Buy usage that never expires and is spent only after your daily free runs out — one tap in Discord, or any amount on the dashboard.
• Browser The phone dashboard is rebuilt. The chat fills the screen, the type box no longer covers your messages, the model and tools sit up top, and it all reads without pinching.
• Browser The dashboard recovers on its own. Coming back from checkout could leave it stuck on a “too many requests” error; now it waits the limit out and loads itself.
• All Free is roomier. The daily allowance is about double what it was, so you reach the wall less often to begin with.
• All A top.gg vote now tops up your credits. It used to be a short-lived boost; now it adds to the pool that never expires and helps the same day.
• All Turns recover instead of dying quietly. If the model returns nothing, or the connection drops mid-answer, the turn recovers rather than leaving you waiting.

• Discord Answers land in the channel, where the whole server can see what Ergod said — not a thread that archives after an hour.
• Browser Tools that used to just refuse now ask you first — approve once, or for the whole session.
• All Scheduled tasks fire on a set time, in your timezone: “every weekday at 8am” now means 8am where you are.
• Discord /share-session opens a shared room from anywhere, with no admin menu to dig through.
• All Ergodhands over what it makes — screenshots come back as files instead of being described to you, and the same file no longer arrives twice.
• BrowserDiscord A turn ends by naming what you can do with the thing it just made, and a new room’s first suggestion ends in a file you can open.
• Discord The Discord Activity got build rounds — the room builds with Ergod, then reveals, then votes — and it plays on a phone, keeping anything the room made as a file you can share out.

• Discord Add Ergod to your account, and its commands work in every server you’re in — even ones without the bot — and in your DMs.
• All Other agents can call Ergod now. It runs a hosted MCP server: mint a token in your dashboard, and your local Claude Code, Cursor or VS Code can hand a job to Ergod, with the result landing in your channel.
• Discord /poll runs a real Discord poll — no reaction spam — and ten quick utility commands landed: /roll, /pick, /translate, /summarize and friends.
• Discord Richer in-channel cards: files come back as real file cards, with a live tool trace while Ergod works.
• Telegram Telegram caught up — 20+ commands, send it photos and files, and /export delivers the zip.
• All Schedule standing work (“every weekday at 8am, DM me a briefing”), and see and edit what Ergod remembers about you, on every surface.
• Browser Skills and scheduled tasks got dashboard panels, and you can rename a session inline.

• All The free tier picks its model — four hosted options with a smarter default, chosen with /model, no card and no key.
• Discord Right-click any message → “Ask Ergod”, or save it to a session.
• Discord A friendlier welcome that greets you in your language, and shared sessions that announce themselves.
• Browser One-tap upgrades and a cleaner account page.
• Discord Every tier can host a shared channel session now, and MCP setup got smoother.

• All One-tap starter prompts and a friendlier first run — no more install popups.
• All Per-task model tuning, faster and safer workspaces, and Ergod remembers the important stuff sooner.
• Browser A cleaner look — real icons, one font, and sharper share pages.
• All Security upgrades across the encrypted per-user workspaces.

• Browser Sign in to the dashboard with Discord, Google or GitHub.
• BrowserTelegram Link Telegram from the dashboard and use Ergod inyour Telegram chats — the same agent, the same workspace.

• Discord Ergodruns with zero privileged intents now, so “we can’t read your channel” is enforced by Discord rather than promised — and it’s no longer capped, so you can invite it wherever you want.
• Discord /ask got better: your question shows in the channel so others can follow along, and it opens a thread properly. The one change — in a thread, add @ergod to each follow-up.
• Browser The first web dashboard shipped — sign in with Discord and see your account, usage and stats. Much more to come.

• All Tool errors now carry enough context for the agent to recover on the next try instead of looping — an edit failure shows the closest-matching block with line numbers, a shell failure explains the exit code, and a not-found path suggests nearby files.
• All A tool that failed a few times no longer stays locked for the rest of the session — every new message is a clean slate.
• All Stuck “thinking…” spinners got a proper recovery path, so a finished message no longer leaves a ghost card behind.
• Discord In a shared channel session, Ergod saves only collaborative facts to the shared memory — your personal preferences stay in your own session with ergod.
• All Model selection actually propagates now — “I set my model to X but it still uses Y” is gone.