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Release Notes

This page describes changes in Telemus AI, the account portal, and the website. Account signup and Stripe subscriptions are public. App downloads and store availability depend on your platform and release channel; see Get the app and Release Depth and Public Readiness.

Current changes​

Public accounts and billing (14 November 2026)​

  • Anyone can sign up with email and password or Google. Email verification is required before login; the verification email opens a page that asks for the account password.
  • Verification emails can be resent while logged out, and Forgot password is available from the sign-in page.
  • Stripe checkout is live. Existing Stripe subscribers use the billing portal, and licence codes are redeemed under Plan & Billing.
  • Accounts created with Google or Apple can use an emailed one-time code to change their password or delete their account.
  • Never-used, unverified accounts are cleaned up after 14 days. See Accounts, Plans and Licensing for the full flow.

Website​

  • The website now leads with Telemus AI, the spatial AI workspace, and its published desktop downloads. Product, About, Contact, and FAQ pages explain the workspace and how to get started.
  • Get Telemus opens Portal Downloads. Published packages checked on 14 November 2026 cover Windows x64, Apple silicon Macs, and Linux x64 and ARM64. See Get the app for current package, mobile, and store availability.
  • Optimus has a distinct role as the separate open-source coding and agent research harness. Research continues to provide the existing applied-AI guides.
  • English navigation uses Product, Optimus, Research, Docs, About, and Contact. Footer links include Get Telemus and Documentation, with Docs opening the public guides. Localized copy is unchanged.
  • Public docs now share the website's dark and lime styling, fonts, and brand, with clearer navigation, guide cards, article layouts, code blocks, and tables on desktop and mobile. The sidebar now aligns with the header on wide screens, with a framed navigation panel and more consistent spacing. Existing guide URLs remain unchanged.
  • The docs Menu button now matches the website and opens a framed menu with Documentation and Main Menu sections on smaller screens.
  • Existing artwork and animations remain, including the interactive homepage tesseract. Drag, touch, keyboard, and rotation controls let you explore it. Pause, reset, reduced motion, and a static fallback remain supported.
  • Contact's single light sweep follows the cube's edges around its full outline before leaving to the right, once per page load. Reduced-motion preferences remain respected.
  • The Product page's desktop-device illustration has one light sweep along its outer contour when it first comes into view. It plays once, keeps the interior details still, and respects reduced-motion preferences.
  • The Research page's Applied AI guide illustration highlights its main line once when it comes into view. The rest of the diagram stays still, and reduced-motion preferences are respected.
  • Research articles have section navigation, reading progress, mobile contents, and related guides. Article URLs and research content are preserved.
  • The five research guides now include more diagrams and illustrations of the ideas they describe. Original wording, references, links, and images are preserved, with layouts adapted for desktop and mobile reading.
  • Research diagrams have consistent label capitalization and clearer spacing around wrapped labels and connecting lines.
  • Navigation, icons, and footer links are easier to read and use on smaller screens. Keyboard users can open and dismiss navigation controls, and the language menu works without JavaScript.
  • The floating website header covers scrolled page content more consistently, including older page layouts. Mobile menus retain their background dimming.

These changes affect the marketing website and public docs. Native spatial views, the Web Command Center, and the terminal TUI retain their own interfaces.

Web Command Center​

  • Settings groups secondary preferences into expandable sections and provides clearer status labels, touch targets, and keyboard focus. Curator controls open from their existing button.
  • Clear conversation removes its messages. Retry replaces the previous answer, and new chats can be created from worktree chats.
  • Text and code attachments are supported; unsupported files and excess attachments receive an explanation. Images, media, and file previews load correctly.
  • Workspace folders expand correctly. Rename, folder deletion, and copying a path are available. Files larger than 512 KB cannot be edited in the browser.
  • Sessions use registered workspace folders. System folders cannot be added as workspaces. Adding a home folder or a folder outside it requires confirmation.
  • Scheduled-task edits retain their time and time zone. Schedule, workspace, model, and update errors are shown instead of reporting success.
  • Background-task replies remain in their own chats and reappear after reload. Session imports warn when long conversations are shortened.
  • Signing in on one browser preserves other signed-in browsers. Sign out returns to the Command Center. Voice dictation appears only in supported browsers.
  • Unsupported settings are hidden or marked unavailable. The active build and connected service determine which controls can be used.

Spatial workspace and local voice​

  • Rendering and physics corrections improve reliability in supported native builds, including flat-window rendering and objects separating after a bounce.
  • Push-to-talk keeps recording feedback in the listening indicator and assistant presentation without changing the spatial background.
  • Supported Linux builds improve offline-voice startup while preserving a fallback if the optimized startup path is unavailable. Voice controls are unchanged.

Reliability and data handling​

  • Network requests, file handling, and saved-state recovery reject invalid inputs more consistently and report failures more clearly.
  • Account and device-link recovery offers a usable retry path. Licensing and update requirements still apply after relinking.
  • Workspace exports can refuse sensitive legacy metadata. Keep the underlying data private and follow the troubleshooting guidance.

Availability and known limitations​

A change listed here does not establish support on every platform or guarantee that an external provider is available. Check Platform Support, Permissions and Data Handling, and the installation guide for your build.