One release goes to every edition on the same day. Below is what each edition gets in it, and how far along each piece is. Anything already released is on the changelog.
This release is out as a Beta (public early access). What every edition got in it is on the changelog. Any rows below are edition parts that are still being finished.
Nothing more is listed for this edition here.
The edition above Free: routed models, the connectors panel, the nv command line and the agent fleet. Some of these are still partly built, and the edition page says which. During the Beta everyone has Personal. In the next few weeks, when the Stable version is released, Personal becomes a monthly subscription, and we will tell you before it changes.
Why it changed. The old line said "the full harness". Some Personal features are still partly built in the Beta, so it now says so.
TestingA balance you can see, and a usage view of what your turns cost. Or keep pointing it at your own key, and nothing is metered at all. Both stay available.
TestingA routing section in the picker, sitting alongside your own keys, so who serves a turn is a choice you make per model rather than a mode you put the whole app into.
TestingSet how hard a model should think, and attach images to a turn. Each is offered only where the underlying model actually supports it rather than offered blindly.
ReleasedThe connectors you have added in one tab, with a check that starts each one and reports what answered, and a curated catalogue to add more from in the other. Any MCP server you already run still works.
TestingRun a turn from a script, CI or cron, and reach your board, notes, sessions and search without opening the app.
TestingNothing more is listed for this edition here.
Patch versions after a release differ per edition, so the number you are on will not necessarily match somebody on another tier.
Why this release, on the blogDetailed changes on the changelogNothing exclusive to this edition. Everything above applies.
Nothing exclusive to this edition. Everything above applies.
The company layer on top of Personal: shared organisations, seats and the administration around them. A strict superset rather than a separate build.
PlannedPer-seat billing, invoices, and a billing contact who is not necessarily the person using it.
PlannedInvite somebody by email to a seat you have paid for. An invitation is bound to that address and expires, so a forwarded one is not a permanent key to your organisation.
PlannedMachines are unlimited on every tier. What a seat limits is how many run at once, and you can see the live ones and end one from another machine rather than waiting it out.
PlannedPatch versions after a release differ per edition, so the number you are on will not necessarily match somebody on another tier.
Detailed changes on the changelogThe build targets a Windows installer today and nothing else. Other platforms are wanted, and are not close enough to attach to a release.
The same vault on every machine you own. It is part of Personal, and it is not in the build yet.
One place where anything a scheduled agent wants to do waits, with its reasoning attached, until you clear it. Chat already asks before each write; this is for work that runs while you are away.
NeuralVault 2.0 Beta, the first public build, was released 15 October 2026. Everything in it, and in every version before it, is on the changelog. Want to know when the next one lands? Pick NeuralVault releases on the services page.