Everything that shipped.
Agent releases roll out automatically the moment they’re signed. Here’s what changed, newest first.
Every version, on record.
Clu remembers, and now it can see through glasses.
Clu Chat grows a memory that survives weeks, not just a session, and a voice, while a new pair of smart glasses puts your agent’s answers a glance away.
6 changes
Clu remembers, and now it can see through glasses.
Clu Chat grows a memory that survives weeks, not just a session, and a voice, while a new pair of smart glasses puts your agent’s answers a glance away.
Smart-glasses support (Even Realities G2): Clu Chat, ambient notifications, and a live terminal tail, right on the lens.
Voice in Clu Chat: push-to-talk and spoken replies, on the web, iPhone, and now the glasses themselves.
Sleep cycles: Clu quietly summarizes what it’s learned about your projects every night, week, and month, browsable in a new Journal.
Image attachments in Clu Chat: paste or upload a screenshot straight into the conversation.
Clu Chat picks up mid-tool-call after a reload, and renders code and markdown live while streaming.
A model and effort selector in Clu Chat, so you choose speed vs. depth per message.
One dashboard for every machine you own.
The dashboard stops being a window into one computer and becomes the Rig: a single mesh view of every machine you’ve paired, with a 30-day free trial to try it on your own fleet.
6 changes
One dashboard for every machine you own.
The dashboard stops being a window into one computer and becomes the Rig: a single mesh view of every machine you’ve paired, with a 30-day free trial to try it on your own fleet.
The Rig: open the dashboard and see every paired machine as one connected desktop, not a picker.
Multi-screen remote control: enumerate every display on a shared machine and aim your input at the one you want.
A Meta Quest client: step into the Rig in passthrough VR and work alongside Clu in the room.
30-day free trial with simple device-based pricing, no card required to start.
Spaces remember where each machine’s windows live, even after a reload.
Reconnecting a viewer no longer shrinks your terminal grid over time.
Screens you can touch, sessions that don’t die.
Remote Screen grows real hands and a persistent memory: take mouse and keyboard control of the machine you’re viewing, at its native resolution, and reconnect to a terminal that never forgot what it was doing.
7 changes
Screens you can touch, sessions that don’t die.
Remote Screen grows real hands and a persistent memory: take mouse and keyboard control of the machine you’re viewing, at its native resolution, and reconnect to a terminal that never forgot what it was doing.
Remote Screen control: drive the mouse and keyboard on the machine you’re screen-sharing, not just watch it.
Native-resolution screen share with sound, so a shared Mac or PC looks, and sounds, like you’re sitting in front of it.
The Tide: a fleet cockpit that tracks every agent’s work across every machine on one timeline.
Terminal sessions now survive an agent restart: no more losing your shell to an update.
Copy any terminal selection instantly, and paste text, images, or files straight from your clipboard.
Account-wide two-factor authentication, enforced end-to-end with no bypass through a single device.
Pairing a new machine is now one approve/deny tap, then a password: no more juggling codes.
What we’re building next.
Updates land automatically.
Run cluterm update, or let the agent pull signed releases on its own.