What is happening with the project

06.10.2026release

CapyAgent v1.3.5: apps for macOS, Windows and Linux

Ready-made apps for macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel), Windows and Linux (AppImage, deb, rpm), one-command install, fallback model, partial results kept when a task is stopped, provider and model buttons in Telegram, extensions from a ZIP or tar archive in the chat.

05.09.2026releasearchive

CapyAgent v1.0.10 is available as a normal desktop app

The release includes an Apple Silicon Mac DMG, a Windows installer and a Linux AppImage. First launch inspects the device, uses an available local Codex sign-in and shows discovered rules and memory before the person decides what to save.

An archived post from 05.09.2026. The current version is 1.3.5.

22.08.2026site

The site became bilingual

Rebuilt from one page into nine, in Russian and English.

22.08.2026naming

CapyAgent now has one name throughout the distribution

The program, commands, paths and new settings now share one public name. Existing installations continue through compatibility, while a new user no longer sees different names on the site, in the terminal and in the app.

21.08.2026browser

Local browser: actions only on listed sites

Browser actions are allowed only on sites from the list, only with confirmation, and only via a link from a snapshot. Before clicking, the connector compares the label against the live page: what you confirmed is exactly what gets clicked.

19.08.2026service

The core runs as a service on a production server

Scheduled jobs are executed by the agent, and a primary model failure switches to the fallback.

12.08.2026decision

We build our own core, not a fork

Forking someone else's core means a permanent chase after upstream. Go was chosen for memory use and delivery as one binary. Connectors live outside the core as separate MCP servers, so they survive a change of core; that is what makes the product durable.