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What we shipped.

Every release across Visibility, Sidekick, and Relay, newest first. Milestones mark the moments a product changed shape.

August 14, 2026Platform

Client releases

New versions of the Oximy client applications are available. These run on machines you administer and update on their own cadence, so the version you are on is worth checking.

Platform
  • Oximy Collector 0.1.11
  • Sensor CLI 0.0.44
  • Sidekick Desktop 0.0.41

What changed

  • Oximy Collector, the component that forwards captured activity, is now on 0.1.11
  • Sensor CLI, the sensor you install on managed Macs and Windows devices, is now on 0.0.44. Check yours: run oximy --version on a device, or oximy status for its connection state
  • Sidekick Desktop, the Sidekick desktop app, is now on 0.0.41
August 13, 2026Platform

Fixes

Ongoing improvements across the platform.

Platform

What changed

  • Security and privacy hardening
  • Bug fixes and performance improvements
August 8, 2026Visibility

Manage enterprise GitHub Copilot billing in one place

View department-specific spend and AI credit forecasts alongside your unified enterprise billing.

Visibility
  • View GitHub Copilot costs for your entire enterprise as a single entry.
  • Access department-specific spend and usage metrics as a manager.
  • Track AI credit consumption against your monthly allowance to project overages.
  • Analyze billing trends across 7, 30, and 90-day windows.

What changed

  • GitHub Copilot billing aggregates costs from all member organizations into one enterprise view
  • Managers view seat costs and usage data scoped to their specific departments
  • Spend dashboards show your current AI credit balance and predict when your allowance will reach zero
  • The spend engine reports billing data for 90-day periods
August 6, 2026Sidekick

Sidekick Home surfaces tasks from all connected tools

Your daily dashboard now gathers actionable items from every service you have linked to your account.

Sidekick
  • You see work items from all active personal connectors directly on your home screen.
  • Task suggestions update independently for each service to load results faster.
  • You find relevant actions from project management and development tools alongside your mail and calendar.

What changed

  • Home suggestions show tasks from every connected service with a verified adapter
  • Task loading processes run in parallel for each connector to reduce wait times
  • Actionable items show clear source labels to identify the originating tool
August 3, 2026Sidekick

Your home workbench brings your daily work into one place

You can now manage your schedule, messages, and project deliverables from a single personalized home screen.

Sidekick
  • Your calendar events, mail, and team updates appear automatically on your home screen.
  • AI actions are available directly on each item, such as drafting replies or preparing for upcoming meetings.
  • Generated files and research sources appear in your workspace as soon as they are ready.
  • You can move your active coding tasks between your local machine and the cloud without losing progress.

What changed

  • The home screen shows live data from your connected mail and calendar accounts
  • Work outputs and web research results appear automatically in your project panels
  • A new transfer tool moves your coding environment between your desktop and cloud execution
  • Security protections isolate your workspace data and apply your current access policies to every action
August 1, 2026Platform

Client releases

New versions of the Oximy client applications are available. These run on machines you administer and update on their own cadence, so the version you are on is worth checking.

Platform
  • Sidekick Desktop 0.0.14

What changed

  • Sidekick Desktop, the Sidekick desktop app, is now on 0.0.14
July 31, 2026Visibility

Export your dashboard data to spreadsheet files

Download filtered datasets and complete user lists from across your dashboard for offline reporting.

Visibility
  • Download data from tables across Personal, Pulse, Spend, Oversight, and Agent views.
  • Save complete lists of tool users including their department and adoption tier.
  • Open your data in standard spreadsheet software for further analysis.

What changed

  • Download controls appear on all major data tables to capture your current filtered view
  • Server-side processing delivers full lists of tool users regardless of dashboard page limits
  • Exported files use standard formatting compatible with all major spreadsheet applications
July 31, 2026Platform

Fixes

Ongoing improvements across the platform.

Platform

What changed

  • Security and privacy hardening
  • Bug fixes and performance improvements
July 31, 2026Sidekick

Access multiple workspaces with one login

Use a single email and password to sign into multiple Sidekick workspaces while keeping your data and permissions separate.

Sidekick
  • Sign into different workspaces using your existing credentials.
  • Switch between workspaces without creating separate accounts.
  • Keep your workspace data, files, and settings isolated.

What changed

  • Your login identity holds memberships across multiple workspaces
  • Access management applies your permissions consistently across different environments
  • Workspace-specific settings and audit records remain distinct for every login
July 30, 2026Sidekick

Connect GitHub repositories to your Rooms

Link your projects directly to your workspace to enable AI-powered analysis and development.

Sidekick
  • Select up to 20 GitHub repositories for each Room
  • Interact with your files directly within your chat threads
  • Process PDF, DOCX, and spreadsheet files automatically
  • Complete app connections and task configurations without leaving your conversation

What changed

  • Rooms integrate directly with GitHub repositories
  • The desktop application manages windows and sidebar menus natively
  • Document processing skills for common file formats run in every session
  • One-time links join your desktop workspace to your account
July 30, 2026Platform

Send your first prompt immediately upon page load

Your initial message now registers even if you begin typing before the page finishes loading.

Platform
  • Your first prompt sends successfully without requiring extra keystrokes.
  • The send button remains active and responsive from the moment the page appears.

What changed

  • The input field captures text entered during the initial page load process
  • Browser session data is prevented from automatically re-entering previously sent prompts into the input field
July 29, 2026Sidekick

Automate recurring work with Sidekick Scheduled Tasks

Create and manage unattended tasks that run on your schedule or trigger based on specific events.

Sidekick
  • Set up recurring tasks using flexible schedules to handle routine work automatically.
  • Launch tasks based on specific application events to trigger timely responses.
  • Access the history of every task run with detailed snapshots of the work performed.
  • Analyze daily spend trends and workload breakdowns by department, individual, or model.

What changed

  • Scheduled Tasks execute recurring workflows automatically within the platform
  • Department detail pages show active spend trends and workload distributions
  • Task management tools track all automated processes and their execution history
  • Thread creation remains stable and reliable across both web and desktop applications
July 27, 2026Visibility

Control web access and tool connections

Centralized settings for web search and an expanded library of verified third-party integrations.

Visibility
  • Browse and connect to over 200 verified remote tools directly from your workspace.
  • Set domain policies and usage limits for web search across all AI assistants.
  • Link third-party services like GitHub to your workspace without authentication errors.
  • Add external applications through managed connectors while keeping security controls intact.

What changed

  • Web search operations follow centralized domain policies and usage quotas
  • The tool catalog provides a searchable, paginated list of verified remote connections
  • Authentication flows for third-party services route through a primary domain to maintain stable connections
  • Managed connectors enable the addition of external applications while keeping credential handling separate
July 24, 2026Visibility

Manage relay deployments

A unified control plane lets you manage traffic, configure custom routers, and set granular team permissions.

Visibility
  • View live traffic and deployment history through a simplified dashboard interface
  • Define specific access levels for team members to protect sensitive financial and operational data
  • Edit or remove custom routers and verify provider keys directly within the relay settings
  • Track governance and spend oversight tasks using a centralized list

What changed

  • Relay navigation groups settings into Live, Test, and Configuration categories
  • Deployment workflows offer safe rollback options and searchable version history
  • Role-based access controls allow administrators to restrict visibility of specific pages and data columns
  • Governance and spend tasks appear in a dedicated oversight area with options to archive or resolve items
July 21, 2026Sidekick

Collaborate on threads in Slack and Microsoft Teams

Invite your team to shared workspaces and manage agent interactions directly from your preferred messaging platforms.

Sidekick
  • Multiple team members can view and contribute to the same thread simultaneously.
  • You can approve agent actions and review progress directly within Slack and Microsoft Teams.
  • You can designate specific files as final deliverables to keep your project workspace organized.
  • Your custom domain setup automatically isolates your project files on a dedicated host.

What changed

  • Threads sync activity across web browsers, Slack, and Microsoft Teams
  • You can select specific files to present as final outputs to your team
  • Your white-label instance uses a dedicated domain for your project artifacts
  • The desktop application launches reliably on macOS
July 20, 2026SidekickSidekick Launch Arc

Sidekick Becomes The Company AI App

Sidekick became a branded, governed AI workspace with connectors, skills, approvals, budgets, outputs, memory, and Slack and Teams surfaces.

Sidekick
  • A branded AI app for every team
  • Connectors, skills, mentions, and shared threads
  • Approvals, budgets, and policy controls
  • Desktop, web, Slack, and Teams surfaces
  • Durable outputs and personal memory

July is the Sidekick launch arc. Sidekick moved into a real employee app: branded, connected to tools, governed by approvals and budgets, and usable across the surfaces where work already happens.

What changed

  • Teams got a branded employee workspace and admin console.
  • Connectors, skills, mentions, and a launcher made the app more useful in daily work.
  • Approvals, consent, sharing rules, and budgets became part of the flow.
  • Sidekick expanded across desktop, web, Slack, and Teams.
  • Generated outputs and memory started persisting across work.

Why it matters

Sidekick gives employees one governed place to do AI work, instead of scattering prompts, files, and decisions across disconnected tools.

Fixes & housekeeping
  • Faster thread launch.
  • Smoother streaming.
  • Cleaner composer behavior.
  • Better branding persistence.
  • More reliable connector sign-in.
  • Stronger enterprise auth.
  • Safer artifact previews.
  • Desktop launch and packaging fixes.
July 19, 2026Relay

Relay Becomes Manageable

Relay gained the surfaces teams need to configure routing, check setup, inspect reports, and meter usage.

Relay
  • Safer onboarding and setup checks
  • Routing controls and training progress
  • Usage metering for billing

Relay moved from background infrastructure toward a product teams can configure and trust.

What changed

  • Teams got safer onboarding and clearer setup steps.
  • Routing setups became easier to edit and inspect.
  • Training progress and reports became visible in the product.
  • Usage metering connected Relay to billing.

Why it matters

Relay became something admins can manage directly, not just something engineers wire up.

Fixes & housekeeping
  • Clearer report cards.
  • Safer onboarding.
  • Cleaner billing flow.
  • Better model contest polish.
  • Corrected model logos.
July 18, 2026Visibility

Visibility Gets Real Ownership

Visibility added manager scope, billing evidence, auditability, onboarding, and cleaner admin controls.

Visibility
  • Managers see the right slice of the company
  • Finance gets better billing and usage evidence
  • Admins get audit logs, onboarding, and cleaner settings

July made Visibility feel more ready for larger organizations. The product connected usage to ownership, access, auditability, and the commercial path.

What changed

  • Managers got scoped views of their part of the company.
  • Finance got cleaner evidence around usage, seats, forecasts, and exports.
  • Admins got audit logs, onboarding, billing pages, flags, and a refreshed dashboard system.

Why it matters

Visibility became easier to roll out safely across more stakeholders.

Fixes & housekeeping
  • Cleaner filters.
  • More accurate CSVs.
  • Clearer sync badges.
  • Better docs access.
  • Faster reads.
  • Improved backfills.
July 18, 2026Sidekick

Sidekick desktop app updates automatically

The desktop application now manages its own updates and keeps all your conversation files in one accessible side panel.

Sidekick
  • You receive the latest features and security improvements without manual intervention.
  • You switch between multiple user profiles and personalize your workspace with custom avatars.
  • You find every file created during a conversation in a persistent side panel.
  • You navigate between threads and manage windows using keyboard shortcuts.

What changed

  • The desktop interface keeps a dedicated inventory of all file revisions throughout a thread
  • The application recovers automatically from unexpected interruptions
  • You access your workspace and background controls directly from the system tray
  • The interface remains responsive during long tasks, letting you type follow-up messages while the current turn processes
July 14, 2026Sidekick

Manage Sidekick tool permissions

Control how your AI assistant interacts with external tools through persistent approval settings and expanded authentication options.

Sidekick
  • Authorize tools for a single request, the current conversation, or permanently across all sessions.
  • Enable multiple sign-in methods simultaneously, including Google, password, and custom single sign-on providers.
  • Receive proactive help through desktop notifications when external tools encounter limitations.
  • Manage custom skills and workspace branding directly from your settings.

What changed

  • Approval cards grant tool access once, for the current session, or indefinitely
  • The authentication settings page supports multiple enabled sign-in methods
  • The desktop overlay shows live nudges with context-aware drafts when you hit roadblocks in external tools
  • The admin console manages custom skills and connectors through a dedicated interface
July 13, 2026Visibility

Create custom Relay reports with natural language

Use plain language to filter your traffic data and monitor the progress of your report generation in real time.

Visibility
  • Describe your desired data filters using natural language to generate specific reports.
  • View the status of your report generation as it processes.
  • Access all Relay project settings from your main dashboard settings area.

What changed

  • Relay reports run in the background so you can continue working while they generate
  • Report filters and selection options appear in a refreshed interface for easier navigation
  • Project settings are consolidated into the primary settings menu
July 2, 2026Visibility

Host the platform on your own servers

Run the platform in your own environment with local authentication, dark mode, and new developer tools.

Visibility
  • Sign in to your own instance using local email and password authentication.
  • Analyze individual activity heatmaps and tool usage for every team member.
  • Connect your own tools using official developer API keys and client libraries.
  • Switch between light and dark themes across the entire dashboard.

What changed

  • Local authentication manages user sign-in and invitations without external identity providers
  • The People Detail page provides a view of individual activity, subscription data, and tool usage patterns
  • Public developer APIs and client libraries enable custom integrations with the platform
  • A theme toggle in the account menu and settings enables persistent dark mode
July 1, 2026Platform

Fixes

Ongoing improvements across the platform.

Platform

What changed

  • Security and privacy hardening
  • Bug fixes and performance improvements
July 1, 2026Platform

Client releases

New versions of the Oximy client applications are available. These run on machines you administer and update on their own cadence, so the version you are on is worth checking.

Platform
  • Browser Extension 0.0.14
  • Oximy Collector 0.1.10
  • Oximy Mac 0.3.7
  • Oximy Win 0.4.6
  • Safari Extension 0.0.16

What changed

  • Browser Extension, the Chrome and Edge extension, is now on 0.0.14. Check yours: the Downloads page in your dashboard shows the current version
  • Oximy Collector, the component that forwards captured activity, is now on 0.1.10
  • Oximy Mac is now on 0.3.7
  • Oximy Win is now on 0.4.6
  • Safari Extension, the Safari extension for Mac fleets, is now on 0.0.16. Check yours: the Downloads page in your dashboard shows the current version
  • Sensor CLI, the sensor you install on managed Macs and Windows devices, is now on 0.0.32. Check yours: run oximy --version on a device, or oximy status for its connection state
June 30, 2026VisibilitySpend And Agent Visibility

Spend, Teams, And Agents Come Together

Visibility connected spend, people, teams, and agent usage into one clearer operating view.

Visibility
  • Cleaner spend evidence and exports
  • Team and manager-scoped views
  • Agent inventory and usage details
  • Faster dashboard performance for larger workspaces

June was the big finance and operations release. Visibility got much better at answering who used AI, which teams owned the spend, where agents were running, and what changed over time.

What changed

  • Spend views got clearer paid-seat evidence, cost views, and exports.
  • Departments, groups, managers, and people became easier to reason about.
  • Agent usage became easier to find, sort, and explain.
  • Large workspaces loaded faster.

Why it matters

Visibility became useful for finance and operators, not just security and IT.

Fixes & housekeeping
  • Faster dashboard reads.
  • Cleaner department counts.
  • More reliable syncs.
  • Better CSVs.
  • Clearer seat logic.
  • Smoother navigation.
June 29, 2026Visibility

Track Microsoft Copilot and agent activity

Centralize visibility into your Microsoft 365 Copilot usage and agent ecosystem across Copilot Studio and Azure AI Foundry.

Visibility
  • See Microsoft 365 Copilot interactions alongside your existing activity reports.
  • Monitor usage, costs, and performance metrics for Copilot Studio and Azure AI Foundry agents.
  • Verify the connection status of each Microsoft service individually from your dashboard.

What changed

  • Activity dashboards display data from Microsoft 365 Copilot conversations
  • Agent inventory tools show the status of Copilot Studio and Azure AI Foundry deployments
  • Synchronization processes maintain consistent data updates across all connected Microsoft services
June 28, 2026Relay

Relay Starts Sharing The Model Path

Relay began giving teams one shared path for model traffic and cost attribution.

Relay
  • One controlled path for model usage
  • Model activity tied back to people and teams
  • Cost context starts flowing into Visibility

Relay’s June work was quieter than the Visibility work, but it set up an important platform layer: model usage could start moving through one shared path.

What changed

  • Model usage started moving through Relay.
  • Activity could be connected back to the same people, teams, and cost picture Visibility uses.

Why it matters

Relay began turning model choice into something teams can manage, measure, and eventually optimize.

Fixes & housekeeping
  • More dependable background work.
  • Better install reliability.
  • Cleaner configuration.
  • Rollout support around the Relay path.
June 25, 2026Visibility

Enforce compliance policies for AI interactions

Define custom rules to detect sensitive data and manage AI interactions across your organization.

Visibility
  • Create custom policies to detect specific keywords, data types, or patterns in AI conversations.
  • Receive automated alerts via email or Slack when a policy violation occurs.
  • Generate reports to summarize violations, assess tool risk, and track user activity.
  • Exclude specific tools or programming languages from your monitoring rules with a single toggle.

What changed

  • Policy engine identifies sensitive content in real-time across all connected AI tools
  • Alert system triggers notifications based on violation thresholds or specific user and tool activity
  • Reporting dashboard provides summaries of policy adherence and potential security risks
  • Inversion controls monitor all tools or languages except those you explicitly exclude
June 24, 2026Visibility

Automated Safari extension deployment for macOS

Your Safari browser extension now installs and registers automatically across your macOS fleet using device management tools.

Visibility
  • Safari extensions appear immediately in your browser after installation without requiring manual application launches.
  • Deployment packages install directly to the Applications folder to keep your software updated automatically.
  • Zero-touch enrollment allows your browser extension to activate automatically using pushed configuration tokens.

What changed

  • Safari extension packages install to the standard Applications directory during all deployment cycles
  • The application registers itself with Safari automatically upon installation to make the extension available for use
  • Configuration settings grant the necessary permissions for your browser to communicate with the extension without manual setup
June 23, 2026Visibility

Manage your AI software spend in one place

The new Spend Intelligence command center consolidates your software costs and highlights opportunities to optimize your subscriptions.

Visibility
  • Your AI stack spending appears as a summary across tools like GitHub, Claude, and Microsoft 365 Copilot.
  • The Scenario Studio models potential savings and identifies shadow spend through natural language prompts.
  • Pricing Evidence dashboards account for all metered usage, reflecting every cost item in your total spend.
  • License optimization tools identify unused seats and suggest right-sizing actions for your subscriptions.

What changed

  • Spend data refreshes automatically and reliably, keeping your dashboards current
  • All spend reports derive totals from a single calculation engine to maintain consistency across overview and department views
  • The Financial Guidance section replaces individual tool tabs with a stack-wide summary of your monthly costs
  • Pricing Evidence views separate approved and pending items to clarify your software inventory
June 19, 2026Visibility

Manage workspace software and data collection

Take full command of your organization's deployment lifecycle and local data collection settings with new workspace-level configuration tools.

Visibility
  • Select specific approved versions of the collector and browser extensions to maintain consistent performance.
  • Enable or disable local AI data collection for your entire workspace with a single device policy toggle.
  • Download the exact software version pinned to your workspace during every binary installation.

What changed

  • Version settings apply to individual workspaces, giving you a list of approved software releases to choose from
  • The local AI data collection toggle acts as a master switch for your workspace to override default collection behaviors
  • Collector binary downloads automatically match the specific version pinned to your workspace
June 19, 2026Visibility

Manage your device fleet

Streamline your device inventory with automated headless setup, bulk removal, and detailed platform reporting.

Visibility
  • Deploy headless devices automatically using new installation and configuration tools.
  • Remove multiple devices at once directly from your dashboard.
  • Filter your device list by operating system and browser type.
  • Track Chrome and Edge browser extensions as distinct devices on the same machine.

What changed

  • Headless devices register and configure themselves through dedicated installation scripts
  • Bulk deletion tools remove multiple devices while automatically cleaning up associated data and access tokens
  • The device settings page provides a summary of all installs categorized by platform and browser
  • Browser extensions maintain separate device records for Chrome and Edge installations
June 18, 2026Visibility

Manage GitHub Copilot seats across multiple organizations

Connect several GitHub organizations to a single workspace to view and manage all your Copilot licenses in one place.

Visibility
  • View seat usage across your entire enterprise footprint
  • Consolidate license data from different GitHub organizations
  • Maintain visibility into all assigned Copilot seats simultaneously

What changed

  • Workspaces allow multiple concurrent GitHub organization connections
  • Seat assignments track the specific organization associated with each user
  • License data remains distinct for every connected GitHub organization
June 11, 2026Platform

Run your own Oximy gateway instance

Deploy the platform on your own infrastructure using a single command.

Platform
  • Install the gateway on your local servers with one command
  • Configure your license and model settings during the setup process
  • Automate deployments using environment variables for non-interactive environments

What changed

  • You receive system checks for 8 gigabytes of memory and 50 gigabytes of disk space during installation
  • You get automated verification for required software components and network ports
  • You provide your license key and model provider credentials through the guided setup
June 10, 2026Visibility

Create playbooks directly from conversation patterns

The updated pattern engine identifies deeper organizational insights and simplifies how you build security playbooks.

Visibility
  • Patterns automatically generate implications to explain their impact on your organization.
  • Playbooks activate immediately upon creation without requiring manual review steps.
  • Multiple playbooks link to a single pattern to handle different security scenarios.
  • You receive proactive suggestions for relevant security playbooks based on your current activity.

What changed

  • The pattern engine uses batch processing to cluster conversations and generate insights across your entire history
  • Playbooks feature a simplified structure with a single prompt for easier configuration
  • Administrators define enforcement rules to manage access to specific AI tools
  • You request access to restricted tools directly through the interface
June 8, 2026Visibility

Track Anthropic Claude usage and costs

Connect your Anthropic account to gain unified visibility into AI activity across your organization.

Visibility
  • View consolidated usage data for Claude across all your AI tools in one dashboard.
  • Access authoritative cost reports for your Claude activity to manage your budget effectively.

What changed

  • You can link your Anthropic account through the integration settings page
  • You see activity metrics and associated costs for Claude alongside your existing tools in your usage analytics
  • You can manage, rotate, or disconnect the Anthropic connection directly from the integrations menu
May 31, 2026Visibility

Managed Rollouts Get Real

Visibility added the install, health, and diagnostic pieces teams need for managed deployments.

Visibility
  • Managed install and uninstall scripts
  • Mac and Windows smoke tests
  • Health alerts based on rollout impact

May turned deployment into something admins could operate at scale. The product gained the checks, scripts, and alerts needed to understand whether a rollout was actually healthy.

What changed

  • Hosted install and uninstall paths made setup easier.
  • Mac and Windows checks helped catch problems before rollout.
  • Device health alerts became more tied to actual impact.
  • Managed browser extension deployment improved coverage.

Why it matters

Visibility moved from "installed somewhere" to "operated across a managed fleet."

Fixes & housekeeping
  • Faster lookups.
  • Better lifecycle cleanup.
  • Cleaner integration handling.
  • Stronger identity preservation.
  • Fewer false matches in app detection.
May 28, 2026Platform

Fixes

Ongoing improvements across the platform.

Platform

What changed

  • Fixed workspace settings not persisting during dashboard updates
  • Bug fixes and performance improvements
  • Fixed Copilot chat sessions not appearing in the conversation timeline
  • Fixed Copilot conversation traces not appearing in the dashboard
  • Fixed activity logs not displaying Cowork session events
  • Fixed browser extension traces being incorrectly attributed to native applications
May 18, 2026Visibility

Capture AI-powered search results from Google Search

Extract conversational responses and follow-up questions from Google Search AI Mode automatically.

Visibility
  • Conversational AI responses appear in your search history logs.
  • Follow-up questions and thread history are captured alongside your original search queries.
  • Clean text versions of AI answers are saved for your records.

What changed

  • The system identifies AI-generated content directly from Google Search results
  • Search queries and their corresponding AI responses are automatically linked in your dashboard
  • Thread history is preserved for multi-turn conversations with the search assistant
May 15, 2026Visibility

Automate device deployment

Deploy and manage your fleet at scale using secure tokens and automated installation scripts compatible with your existing management tools.

Visibility
  • Register sensors and devices silently across your infrastructure using long-lived deployment tokens.
  • Provision new devices through your existing management software like Jamf, Intune, or ManageEngine.
  • Toggle sensor activity directly from the device with configurable administrative permissions.
  • Associate new devices with employees automatically during the registration process using email metadata.

What changed

  • You can register devices unattended using secure, long-lived deployment tokens
  • You can deploy sensors across your fleet using automated installation scripts
  • You can link new devices to employees automatically during the registration process
  • You can manage sensor activity on individual devices while respecting workspace-level administrative controls
May 13, 2026Visibility

Protect chat privacy and anonymize user logs

Control how conversation content and personal details appear in your dashboard to meet internal privacy standards.

Visibility
  • Stop the storage of chat request and response bodies across your workspace.
  • Remove user names, emails, and device information from your activity logs.
  • Retain essential metadata like token counts, tool usage, and cost tracking for your analytics.
  • Apply privacy settings to all activity occurring after your chosen start date.

What changed

  • Workspace settings remove conversation text and personal identifiers from all dashboard views
  • Activity logs exclude sensitive content when privacy settings are active
  • Dashboard analytics show structural data and usage patterns while keeping content hidden
April 30, 2026Platform

Easier Rollouts, Better Accountability

Oximy became easier to deploy across a fleet, with better rollout paths and clearer model usage.

Platform
  • Bulk enrollment and cleaner install paths
  • Extension onboarding and updates
  • Early Relay usage and cost tracking

April was about getting Oximy into more real environments with less hand-holding, while making AI-generated work easier to inspect after it happened.

What changed

  • Admins got stronger install, enrollment, update, and uninstall paths.
  • Extension onboarding and update flows improved.
  • Oximy started showing more detail around generated work, integrations, and model usage.

Why it matters

Deployment became less fragile, and model-powered work became easier to review.

Fixes & housekeeping
  • Cleaner enrollment packages.
  • Stronger live updates.
  • Clearer model prompts.
  • More reliable generated-output handling.
April 28, 2026Platform

Find people and tools with flexible search

Locate team members and integrated services faster using improved search that understands nicknames and minor spelling variations.

Platform
  • Search results appear for partial names and common nicknames like Bob for Robert.
  • Suggestions appear when search terms contain minor typos.
  • Tool names appear in search results alongside employee profiles.

What changed

  • Search results rank exact matches, prefixes, and synonyms to surface the most relevant items first
  • Activity logs show Cowork session events with employee names and event types
  • Session events show specific labels based on their content
April 25, 2026Platform

Fixes

Ongoing improvements across the platform.

Platform

What changed

  • Security and privacy hardening
  • Bug fixes and performance improvements
April 25, 2026Visibility

Full visibility into agent activity and costs

Your dashboard now tracks agent performance, session costs, and usage metrics in one place.

Visibility
  • You see actual costs in US dollars for every agent execution.
  • Your reports show all agent sessions, conversations, and performance statistics.
  • Your analytics and employee lists automatically exclude internal administrative accounts.

What changed

  • Spend reports display precise dollar amounts for all agent activity
  • Usage data refreshes automatically to show the most recent session costs
  • Analytics views filter out internal administrative data across all reports and device lists
April 22, 2026Platform

On-demand company intelligence for all profiles

You can now generate detailed company recon reports instantly using our collection of over 864 million professional profiles.

Platform
  • Generate employee and behavioral insights for any company in our records.
  • Access recon reports directly through your existing Slack slash commands.
  • View accurate, deduplicated headcount totals in every company summary.

What changed

  • Company intelligence reports now draw from a high-performance system containing 864 million professional profiles
  • Slack slash commands for scouting and earnings now operate through a unified, reliable routing system
  • Employee counts and behavioral scores are calculated specifically for your selected company to keep data relevant
April 20, 2026Visibility

Define granular data protection policies

Create specific security rules to detect and monitor sensitive information like API keys, credit card numbers, and source code patterns across your organization.

Visibility
  • Detect sensitive information including API keys, AWS keys, GitHub tokens, and private keys.
  • Identify credit card numbers within your organization's data.
  • Monitor source code patterns using language-specific rules.
  • Apply data protection policies to specific groups of people or departments.

What changed

  • New policy matchers identify financial data, secrets, and source code patterns
  • Enforcement policies apply source code rules to secure your environment
  • Sensor configurations use your chosen data types for financial and secret detection
April 18, 2026Platform

Manage subscription emails independently

Separate your employee profiles from their specific subscription identifiers to track costs for each account accurately.

Platform
  • View both the employee name and the specific email address associated with each subscription.
  • Update subscription email addresses manually when automated systems cannot identify them.
  • Track multiple subscriptions for the same employee as distinct entries.

What changed

  • Subscription records show the registration email and the subscription email as separate fields
  • The spend dashboard lists subscriptions with different email addresses as unique items even when assigned to the same employee
  • Manual email editing is available for every subscription record
April 15, 2026Platform

Bulk enroll devices with pre-configured installers

Streamline onboarding by sending users custom installers that automatically connect their devices to your platform.

Platform
  • Invite multiple users to your platform in a single action.
  • Send users direct download links for their specific device type.
  • Track browser extensions as managed devices alongside your hardware.
  • Deploy macOS and Windows devices with pre-configured settings.

What changed

  • Bulk enrollment batches generate and distribute unique setup tokens for your entire team
  • Download links for macOS and Windows installers apply your enrollment settings automatically upon installation
  • Browser extensions appear as managed devices within your dashboard
  • Email invitations include direct download buttons for your team members
April 15, 2026Platform

Search professional profiles

Find leads using natural language and receive automated insights on career roles.

Platform
  • Search for prospects using natural language queries to find relevant leads.
  • Apply granular filters to narrow down results by title, company, education, and skills.
  • Submit any LinkedIn profile URL to receive an automated analysis of the role.
  • View a structured exposure score that measures how AI tools impact specific job functions.

What changed

  • The search engine identifies specific professional profiles through natural language requests
  • The profile analysis tool provides a five-dimension breakdown of how AI affects your role
  • Market percentile data appears using seniority, years of experience, and skill breadth
  • Salary benchmarks for 12 departments and 12 seniority levels show your market position
April 11, 2026Visibility

Monitor AI agent performance

Track agent deployments, error lifecycles, and detailed performance metrics directly within your dashboard.

Visibility
  • View p95 latency and token usage metrics for every agent run.
  • Mark issues as resolved, ignored, or reopened to manage error lifecycles.
  • Record and list deployment events including version and environment details.
  • Sort agent executions by duration and cost in drill-down views.

What changed

  • Dashboard charts show current agent activity, token usage, and volume
  • Event timestamps align with your local timezone
  • Agent performance data appears in dedicated overview and error summary views
April 6, 2026Visibility

Assess tool reliability with new trust scores

Your AI passports now feature detailed trust grades and real-time tracking of security and legal events.

Visibility
  • Trust grades from A+ to F appear for every tool based on data safety, compliance, and legal history.
  • Incident reports provide context on security, fraud, and legal events for each tool.
  • Generation progress updates in real time, so you monitor status even after refreshing your browser.
  • Search functionality helps you find tools by name or domain within the catalog.

What changed

  • Passport generation calculates risk scores that adjust based on the severity of identified incidents
  • Transparency scores from 0 to 10 appear alongside pillar breakdowns for data safety and compliance
  • Related tools appear automatically to help you discover software within the same category
  • Generation status persists across sessions so you monitor progress without interruption
April 2, 2026Visibility

Track Amazon Health AI and Emergent Agent activity

Your AI activity logs now capture health assistant conversations and agent job trajectories.

Visibility
  • Amazon Health AI conversations appear in your history with full context of health record queries and AI responses.
  • Emergent Agent job submissions and step-by-step execution streams are available for review.
  • AI model names, prompt details, and agent metadata are automatically extracted from both platforms.

What changed

  • Amazon Health AI chat history is captured including tool calls and memory interactions
  • Emergent Agent platform activity is tracked including job queues and trajectory history
  • Plaintext output is generated from captured AI interactions for easier reading
April 1, 2026Visibility

View cloud proxy activity in your dashboard

Your activity dashboard now shows network requests from cloud proxies with full user attribution.

Visibility
  • Network activity from services like ChatGPT and Claude appears in your dashboard.
  • Individual users are identified for every request made through cloud proxies.
  • Tool names and user emails are visible for all captured proxy traffic.

What changed

  • Cloud proxy traces appear as events in your activity dashboard
  • The product identifies users by their email address provided in proxy headers
  • Activity logs show the specific tool used for each network request
April 1, 2026Platform

Fixes

Ongoing improvements across the platform.

Platform

What changed

  • Security and privacy hardening
  • Fixed M365 Copilot conversations not appearing in the dashboard
  • Bug fixes and performance improvements
March 31, 2026Visibility

Activity Turns Into Action

Visibility started grouping work, surfacing next steps, and making captured activity easier to act on.

Visibility
  • Related AI work grouped into topics
  • Follow-ups and next steps became easier to spot
  • Capture and device health got more resilient

March made the activity stream more useful. Instead of only showing what happened, Visibility started helping teams understand what it meant.

What changed

  • Related conversations could be grouped into readable workstreams.
  • Follow-ups and next steps became easier to surface.
  • Capture, authentication, and device health became more dependable.

Why it matters

Admins got closer to a workflow view, not just a log of AI usage.

Fixes & housekeeping
  • Better duplicate handling.
  • Safer private access.
  • Stronger image links.
  • Cleaner backfills.
  • More reliable desktop trace handling.
March 21, 2026Visibility

Track AI conversations from more platforms

Your dashboard now captures chat history and interactions from eight additional AI services.

Visibility
  • Review chat history from Character AI and Google NotebookLM.
  • Access interaction logs from bolt.new, v0.dev, lovable.dev, you.com, leonardo.ai, and QuillBot.
  • See M365 Copilot activity from Word, Excel, and PowerPoint in your conversation history.

What changed

  • You can now view Character AI and Google NotebookLM conversations in your history
  • You can now review interaction logs from bolt.new, v0.dev, lovable.dev, you.com, leonardo.ai, and QuillBot
  • You can now access M365 Copilot activity from Word, Excel, and PowerPoint in your dashboard
March 18, 2026Visibility

Reliable sensor data ingestion

Your workspace now handles device security and software updates automatically to keep your data flowing.

Visibility
  • Device status indicators show real-time online and capturing counts based on recent activity.
  • You can download the latest sensor software for both macOS and Windows.
  • New workspaces generate encryption keys immediately upon creation.
  • Devices update their security signatures automatically during re-enrollment.

What changed

  • Device status counts refresh based on heartbeat signals sent within the last 45 seconds
  • Software update links point to the latest release assets for each specific platform
  • Workspaces initialize with the required encryption keys for data uploads
  • Ingestion endpoints accept new security keys during device re-enrollment without manual setup
March 9, 2026Visibility

Organize and search your workspace conversations

Manage your project topics with new archiving tools and find specific insights using advanced search filters.

Visibility
  • Archive topics to keep your workspace focused and restore them at any time.
  • Search across your conversations and next steps using date ranges and specific models.
  • View actionable next steps automatically extracted from your conversations.

What changed

  • Categorize your work by assigning labels for projects, workflows, and clients to your topics
  • Retrieve specific conversations and next steps directly through your search results
  • Track priority and action types for every task identified in your discussions
February 28, 2026Visibility

More Sources, Clearer Controls

Visibility added more workplace signals, better device control, and the first policy workflows.

Visibility
  • Microsoft Copilot activity enters the picture
  • Device controls get easier to manage
  • Policy, scoring, and alerting move closer to usage

February broadened the coverage. Visibility started seeing more of the tools employees used at work and gave admins better controls for managed environments.

What changed

  • Microsoft Copilot support became part of the Visibility picture.
  • Admins gained clearer device commands, rollout settings, and release controls.
  • Policy generation, security scoring, regulation tracking, and alerts moved closer to the activity feed.

Why it matters

Official AI tools and shadow AI started showing up in the same operating view.

Fixes & housekeeping
  • More dependable device status.
  • Cleaner dashboard responses.
  • Sturdier retries.
  • Quieter logs.
  • Broader tool coverage.
February 20, 2026Visibility

Full ChatGPT responses appear in your chat history

Every part of a generated message arrives in your chat window without interruption.

Visibility
  • Chat responses show the entire text stream from start to finish.
  • Longer AI answers render completely in your conversation view.

What changed

  • You see every text segment sent by ChatGPT during a conversation
  • The chat interface presents every update received during the streaming process
February 20, 2026Platform

Fixes

Ongoing improvements across the platform.

Platform

What changed

  • Fixed ChatGPT responses not displaying in full during streaming
  • Bug fixes and performance improvements
  • Fixed redaction rules not applying to legacy policies
February 10, 2026Visibility

Receive policy violation alerts in Slack

Connect your workspace to get real-time notifications about policy activity delivered directly to your team channels.

Visibility
  • Alerts appear instantly in your chosen Slack channel when a policy violation occurs.
  • Automated onboarding emails guide you through your first two weeks of using the platform.

What changed

  • Slack integration settings link your workspace for automated messaging
  • A five-part email series delivers tips and progress updates during your initial setup period
February 10, 2026Platform

AskOximy generates visual data insights

The AI assistant now creates interactive charts and suggests follow-up questions to help you explore your data.

Platform
  • Interactive charts and data cards appear directly in your conversation for clearer summaries.
  • Suggested follow-up questions help you drill down into specific usage trends or employee activity.
  • Bar charts and donut graphs represent your AI spend and compliance metrics.

What changed

  • You can request precise data on usage statistics, semantic analytics, and local development sessions
  • You can view structured summaries for individual employee profiles and department-wide activity
  • The assistant identifies key topics and usage intents to answer questions about your AI environment
January 30, 2026Visibility

Visibility Gets Its First Map

The first Visibility release turned scattered AI activity into a readable company map.

Visibility
  • See which AI tools people are using
  • Tie usage back to employees, devices, and teams
  • Start tracking adoption, approvals, and policy risk

The first release was about replacing guesswork with evidence. Visibility began showing what AI work was happening, who it belonged to, and where admins should pay attention.

What changed

  • Activity from common AI tools started rolling into one company view.
  • Usage became connected to employees, devices, and workspaces.
  • Early policy, approval, adoption, and oversight views came online.

Why it matters

Teams could finally start from what people were actually doing, instead of surveys, expense reports, or anecdotes.

Fixes & housekeeping
  • Cleaner activity details.
  • More reliable image previews.
  • Safer search behavior.
  • Sturdier tool recognition.