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What’s new in Alumia

The product moves quickly while we’re in beta. Here’s what shipped recently, newest first.

Recent releases

  1. Approval policy is now a floor

    Your approval policy used to be the mode a new chat started in, which anything downstream could raise. It is now a cap on every run, with a separate cap for the work that runs while you are away.

    • FixedYour account approval policy caps every run — chat and side chats, scheduled runs, goals, a run replayed from Lab, and a run resumed after you approve it — rather than only setting a starting point.
    • ImprovedA single turn can no longer ask for more access than your policy allows. An agent's own approval mode, or one sent with an API request, applies only when it is stricter than the policy.
    • NewUnattended automation, in Settings → Configuration, sets the cap for the schedules and goals you own on its own. Keeping one automation able to make changes no longer means removing the approval gate from every chat turn you take.
    • ImprovedSchedules and goals that ran unattended under the default “Ask for approval” policy now read and report without changing anything, because nothing unattended can stop to ask. Existing ones stay read-only until their owner sets Unattended automation in Settings → Configuration.

  2. Native document apps

    Four document apps now live inside the workspace, alongside a sketch wall and the apps that give agents an email address, a domain and a phone number.

    • NewSheets, Documents, Data Tables and Slides are native apps: a real formula engine, rich text, typed records and Markdown decks that agents create, fill and export.
    • NewOpenDraw adds a wall for quick notes and freeform sketches agents can capture and organize.
    • NewEmails, Domains and Telephony apps let you give an agent a verified sending address, a registered domain and a phone number.

  3. Connect your repositories, faster

    Coding work now connects to GitHub the same way modern tools do, and the platform got measurably quicker under load.

    • NewConnect GitHub repositories through a GitHub App, so agents can read and open pull requests without a personal access token.
    • ImprovedFaster schedule and run dashboards, with hot paths served straight from the database.
    • FixedRun timelines now render consistently on first load instead of reflowing as data streams in.

  4. A canvas the AI can compose

    Ask for a dashboard and get one. The canvas now assembles grouped, multi block layouts from a single instruction, and stays editable by hand.

    • NewCompose full dashboards in one step: the AI lays out grouped blocks across a responsive grid you can still rearrange yourself.
    • NewA live spreadsheet block with a real formula engine, recalculated on both edits and AI writes.
    • ImprovedBlocks size themselves to their content, so cards no longer strand large areas of empty space.

  5. Agents that keep working

    Delegate an outcome and let it run. Autonomous agents plan, use tools across your connected stack, and check in when they need you.

    • NewAutonomous agents execute multi step goals with a real tool loop and pause for approval when a step needs it.
    • NewA growing plugins marketplace connects the tools your work already lives in.
    • ImprovedScheduled and recurring runs put routine work on a timer so it happens on its own.

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