Add a Compute where you need it, a dark Console, new docs
This update covers the Console and the website.
Highlights
- Add a Compute, right where you need it. With no Compute, Hire and Launch show the Compute field as an error, "You need a Compute to hire on." or "…to launch on.", with Add a Compute under it.
- The Console opens dark until you choose a theme.
- The docs grow from 3 pages to 27, in eight sections, with numbered steps and On this page.
- Live figures: some docs pages now show the Console's own form, given demo data and connected to nothing, which you can try or play as a walkthrough.
Improved
- Hire and Launch with no Compute. The Compute field stays in its place and says what's missing, and Add a Compute sits under it. Back from adding one returns you to Launch with the App you had chosen.
- Launch's App picker offers Desks first, then Services, as the Marketplace does.
- The theme. The Console opens dark until you choose a theme in the account menu. If you choose System, it stays your choice. If the Console can't start, its error page is dark too.
Fixed
- What an API key can read. Create API key, and an app's own identity on Launch, now say that the key acts as you in one workspace and can read every connection you can reach: yours, the workspace's and the organization's. They used to say "nothing outside it".
Docs
- New pages:
- How Uremot works, the model on one page with a diagram;
- Run Claude Code on your own machine;
- Set up with your AI;
- Hire an agent, Work with agents in chat, Watch and control a desk and Manage agents;
- Apps and the Marketplace, Launch and manage Instances, Services and the workspace network and Publish your own App;
- Manage a Compute and Add a Linux server;
- Connections, Variables and credentials in a desk and API keys and agent access;
- Organizations, workspaces and members, Plans, usage and billing and Domains, single sign-on and the audit log;
- the references: The uremot CLI, MCP tools, Skills and the glossary;
- Troubleshooting, which quotes the messages the code prints, with the fix for each.
- Live figures: Hire an agent and Getting started show the hire form, Work with agents in chat a call and its answer, and Watch and control a desk a view that has ended.
- Terminals: a command's real output, typed in once it comes into view. Copy copies the commands alone.
- Copy page on every docs page.
Website
- The blog has a new layout, with covers, figures and video, and an RSS feed.
- The changelog, legal, contact and pricing pages match the docs and the blog.
- The header's links and Get started are easier to tap on a phone.
- On the blog: From a fresh machine to your first agent in one command.