What's new in Codeply

Everything we've shipped, newest first.

New · Nov 1, 2026

One name: Codeply

  • Craft is now Codeply. The desktop app, the drop, voice mode (Orbit), VS Code (Studio) and the phone app are all one product, called Codeply.
  • Crew is now Codeply Wisp. The same agents you make in a sentence, that work around the clock and call you when they need a yes.
  • The CLI is now Codeply CLI. Same agent, same account, in your terminal.
  • One logo. Everything carries the blue Codeply icon.
Shipped · Oct 30, 2026

Codeply 2.3: one personal agent, the top bar, a new look

  • One name: Codeply. The window, tray, sign-in, quick chat, voice and the phone apps now all say Codeply. Craft, Crew, the drop, Orbit and Cloud are features of one product: the app switch reads Code, Agents and Design, and Crew is now Agents.
  • One agent, quiet specialists. Codeply is a single personal agent. Your bots become its private specialists: it hands them work in their area, can make a new one for something you do again and again (up to 12), and speaks as itself. Put @Name in a message to ask one directly.
  • A top bar that turns into the chat. A thin bar rests at the top of your screen. It becomes a waveform while Orbit listens or talks, shows what it heard and said, breathes while a task runs, and one click turns it into a minimal chat. Alt+C (Option+C on a Mac) opens the same chat. It fades over full-screen apps and stays out of screen recordings.
  • A proof ledger. Every email sent and calendar event made is written down before it runs and checked after, so a retry never sends a second email or adds a second event. Every chat now shares the same memory, your day and what Codeply did lately.
  • A morning message. Built from that ledger and sent at the time you choose, with a suggested focus block in a free stretch of your day.
  • A new look. A redrawn icon set of 91 icons, calmer stepped dark surfaces, bigger type, a wider composer and a blue send button.
  • A tidier box. The + button now holds files and photos, Goal, the three modes, Research and Cloud. This Computer and Cloud sit on top of the sidebar, and the rest of your folders sort A to Z or stay where you drag them.
  • More slash commands. /new, /model, /effort, /usage, /agents, /loop, /schedule, /review, /security (finds loopholes, ranked, with fixes) and /judge (guesses the real goal, argues for it, then attacks it and gives a verdict).
  • CLI 0.7.0. The CLI help and agent personas now say Codeply too.
Shipped · Oct 26, 2026

A new codeply.app: ambient intelligence

  • The site tells the new story. Codeply is ambient intelligence: it works at your desk, keeps going in the cloud when you leave and calls you when it needs you.
  • Real apps on every page. Real iPhone frames, a play pill that follows your cursor, and live mockups of Craft, Crew, Orbit and the phone app.
  • New About and Blog pages. The ambient intelligence story, and what we are building and why. Careers is there too.
Shipped · Oct 25, 2026

Codeply Crew on iPhone and Android

  • Your agents, as a phone app. Each agent is a chat thread you can message or call, with a page showing what each one knows. Share a screenshot, a photo or your PC's screen and the agent sees it.
  • Calls and texts that reach you. When an agent calls or texts you, or a reminder comes due, it arrives as a phone notification. Upcoming ones ring even with the app closed, and texts land in the chat. Offline chats can set reminders too.
  • Hearing on Android. Calls now listen through the phone's own speech recognizer, so your agent hears you properly.
  • Edge to edge. The app draws under the status and navigation bars.
  • Install it today. An installable Android APK and an iPhone build, both built on GitHub.
Shipped · Oct 25, 2026

Craft 2.2.0 and CLI 0.6.0: a faster engine, docks like Claude's

  • A new engine under the same app. Craft's chats now run on the DSH harness, with Craft's own edit checks, shell hints, undo, web search and a browser check added, and Haze 2 built in. It also lists your own models.
  • Background tasks that survive a restart. They get their own column on the right (Running, Finished, with output on click) and after a restart show as interrupted, done, failed or stopped.
  • A terminal under the browser. Drag its top edge to resize it, or give it the whole column with the browser closed.
  • A quieter chat. Claude-style step cards, thinking rows in line, a stop button that stops at once, and Send now on a queued message.
  • Sidebar folders. Folder icons and a tree line under each project.
Shipped · Oct 24, 2026

Craft 2.1.0: Agents, Life and memory, a Codex-style browser

  • Crew's redesign. A Codex-style look, onboarding, a Settings page, chats per bot and simple per-chat permissions (Always ask or Ask once). Crew opens to its home page.
  • Life and memory. A Life page with each source switched on or off, and memory settings so you decide what your bots keep.
  • Craft's browser, like Codex's. Tabs, a nav row with a point-at tool, a rounded address pill, a menu and a draggable edge.
  • Design gets its own logo and a seat in the app switch. Craft, Crew and Design sit in a Claude-style title bar, and all three share new sidebars with bigger rows and a + on every section.
  • Craft uses the design layer. Any page someone will look at goes through a design direction step and a design check before it is called done.
  • A slimmer composer. It queues messages while Craft is working, and the check and Undo lines are quiet.
  • Hands in other apps. Agents can act in other apps for you, and Always in this chat sticks in Crew.
Shipped · Oct 22 to 23, 2026

The shared brain

  • One personal context for every app and bot. Personal memory, project context, short-lived live context and team lessons live in one place. Jokes, sarcasm and hypotheticals are ignored, first mentions are tentative, your corrections stick and secrets are never kept.
  • Agent handoffs. A bot hands work to the right bot with just the intent, the facts and the decision. A meeting request in the email bot goes to the calendar bot, with no loops.
  • A Brain page in Crew. Review, correct, confirm or forget what Codeply knows, and see who handles what.
  • Just suggest, never act. A new autonomy level for bots that should only make suggestions.
  • Gmail and Calendar, fuller. CC on emails, whole-email reads, and calendar guests and edits, tested end to end against five simulated busy people. Health now shows up in Life too.
Shipped · Oct 18 to 19, 2026

Codeply Motion and the drag + Shift converter

  • Codeply Motion. A headless edit and motion studio that agents drive with short commands, so they can cut video and render motion graphics. Builds for Windows and Mac.
  • Drag + Shift converter. Drag any file in Windows, hold Shift, and a ring of formats appears under your mouse. Drop on one and a converted copy lands next to the original. It handles images (PNG, JPG, WEBP, AVIF, TIFF, BMP, HEIC in), PDF to images, and Word to PDF and back.
  • The drop remembers your screen. It keeps the last 12 screens, reads tables row by row and reads numbers by their labels, so you can ask about what you just saw.
  • Kinder limits. Haze 2 limits show as a quiet note and a limit card, and bots decline politely when a Google API is off on our side.
Shipped · Oct 16 to 17, 2026

Craft 2.0.6: Design, cloud handoff and life bots

  • Cloud handoff. If your PC drops, the run carries on in Craft Cloud from where it was, and when your PC is back the changes merge and it carries on. A per-project switch, on by default.
  • Life bots. Bots share a life context (calendar, Gmail, calls, plans and projects) and reach out by themselves with a daily budget and quiet hours: leaving soon, before a meeting, an email waiting for a reply.
  • Bots with their own email and Slack. Each bot can have its own address, and Slack messages to your bots become tasks.
  • A call helper. It listens to calls on your PC, shows cards and whispers, and can take a call over as your assistant.
  • Autopilot. Tasks from email, Slack, calls and chat run, get checked and are reported back, with ask, hold or full autonomy per bot and a Stop all bots button, also on the phone.
  • Life, always on. It listens in the background and reads your screen, from a simpler Life page with big type and a one-button start.
  • Design. Checks once or twice instead of after every edit, and design folders never turn into Craft projects.
Shipped · Oct 15, 2026

Craft 2.0.5: Codeply Orbit, a slimmer drop

  • Codeply Orbit. Hold Alt+C (Option+C on a Mac) and talk. Orbit sees your screen, answers out loud, points at what it explains with its own cursor, circles and draws, and can click and type for you. Coding work goes to Craft.
  • A slimmer drop. A slim bar that grows into a chat, in the phone app's look, with the agent's steps folded into one row.
Shipped · Oct 13, 2026

Craft 2.0.3 and 2.0.4: Haze 2, the routing brain

  • Meet Haze 2. Haze 2 replaces Auto as the default model in Craft. You just type, and it picks the right model for each request: Claude Sonnet 5.5 for code and hard tasks, Claude Haiku 5.5 for quick answers, and lighter models for small talk.
  • Your usage goes further. Quick questions get fast answers, real work gets full power, and your daily allowance lasts longer.
  • Everywhere you use Codeply. Haze 2 powers Craft, the drop, Crew bots, Cloud and the phone app.
  • A cleaner model menu. Haze 2, Sonnet 5.5 and Haiku 5.5, each with a short line on what it's best at.
  • Proper notifications. On Windows, alerts for finished tasks, model errors and your bots now say Codeply Craft and show the Codeply icon.
  • Every chat in the drop. Recent in the drop now shows all your chats and loads more as you scroll.
Shipped · Oct 12, 2026

Craft 2.0.2: the drop, built into Craft

  • One shortcut, any app. Codeply Drop is now part of Craft. Press Alt+C on Windows or Option+C on Mac and Craft opens in the corner of your screen, with the same agent, projects and models.
  • Watch it work. Every step shows as it happens, deploys and risky commands wait for your OK, and when it's done you get Undo and Open in Craft.
  • Ready when you are. Craft now starts with your computer and waits in the tray, so the drop works with the Craft window closed. Turn it off from the tray icon.
  • No more GitHub sign-in pop-ups. Craft's background checks for new commits use your Craft GitHub login instead of Windows' credential manager.
Shipped · Oct 8, 2026

A new look, a new logo

  • A brand new codeply.app. Every page is redesigned around what Codeply actually does today, with live mockups taken straight from the apps: Craft, Crew, Studio, CLI, Drop and the phone app.
  • The Codeply knot. One logo for the whole platform. Craft and the phone app now carry the blue knot, and the Crew logo marks your bots.
  • A home for Codeply Mobile. The phone app has its own page, with how to add it to your home screen.
Shipped · Oct 7, 2026

Always-on bots and one-click publishing

  • Bots that keep watching. Always-on bots run in the background, watch your Gmail without spending tokens, and notify you when something needs you, on your PC and by email on your phone.
  • Publish from the chat. Hit Publish and Craft takes the project live on your own Vercel, sets up Supabase, pushes to GitHub and connects a domain. Your account, your code, nothing locked in.
  • Your models on your phone. Switch on Use on my phone and the models you set up in Craft show up in the phone app, even when your PC is off.
  • Edit and retry. Change a message you already sent and run it again, right where it is.
  • A cleaner Craft. A new design system across the app: calmer controls, clearer dialogs, better contrast.
Shipped · Oct 6, 2026

Your ChatGPT plan, local models, and open source

  • Sign in with ChatGPT. Use the models in your ChatGPT plan straight from the Craft model menu. Sign in once in your browser and they appear in the picker.
  • Research Mode. Point Craft at Ollama, local or cloud, and every request runs on your own models, with clear errors when Ollama is not running.
  • Open source. Codeply Craft and the Codeply engine are now MIT licensed.
Shipped · Oct 5, 2026

Crew moves into Craft

  • One click away. Click Crew in the Craft sidebar and your bots open in their own window. The same bots work in Crew, in Craft and on your phone.
  • Better reasoning models. DeepSeek thinking mode now passes its reasoning back between turns.
Shipped · Oct 2 to 3, 2026

Call your bots

  • Voice calls. Call a bot from your phone or from Crew on your PC, or let it call you. Each bot has its own natural voice, with live captions that follow the audio, mute, transcript and speaker controls, and a history of recent calls.
  • Calls that get things done. On a call a bot can check your Gmail, look things up and draft replies, and it still asks before it sends anything.
  • Help with the everyday. Reminders, plan my day, Gmail drafts you edit before they go out, and Google Calendar so plans fit around what is booked.
  • Bots that learn. Each bot remembers what you told it and gets better on the job. When your PC is off, your bots keep working in Codeply Cloud.
  • Make a bot your way. Describe it in one line, start from a template (Orchestrator, Research, Outreach, Analysis, Reporting, Execution, Monitoring) or build it from scratch, then design its sticker avatar: shapes, eyes, glasses, accessories and colors, or hit Surprise me.
  • Bots that work together. Put several bots in one group chat and @ the one you want. An orchestrator can hand work to specialists, one at a time, and you set what each bot must ask before doing: editing files, running commands, sending anything or deploying.
Shipped · Sep 30 to Oct 1, 2026

Craft Cloud: close the laptop, it keeps going

  • Runs in the cloud. Switch Cloud on under the message box and the agent keeps working on GitHub while your PC is off, on its own branch, then opens a pull request for you to review.
  • Checks its own work there too. Cloud runs take screenshots to verify their fixes, and you can watch and merge them from your phone.
  • Cloud chats look like normal chats. On the PC and on the phone, with clear reasons when a run fails and one click to switch it off.
Shipped · Sep 30, 2026

The CLI grows up

  • Plugins and custom commands. Install plugins from GitHub or a folder, and add your own slash commands.
  • MCP and the web. Connect MCP servers, and let the agent fetch pages and search the web.
  • Safer by default. Permission rules for commands, workspace snapshots you can roll back to, and a verification gate: the agent has to check its changes before it says it is done.
  • Chats that stay. Searchable chat history, and share a chat as Markdown, a web page or a gist.
  • Run it anywhere. codeply serve exposes a local API, and the GitHub agent answers /codeply comments in your own Actions runner.
Shipped · Sep 27, 2026

Codeply Craft 1.1

  • One agent, the right role. Craft switches roles as it works (Frontend, Backend, Testing and more) and reaches for the right one of 280+ skills on its own.
  • It checks before it stops. Every task ends with a check in the real browser panel, now at desktop, tablet and phone sizes, and screenshots work even while Craft is hidden.
  • Bring your own models. Auto, or OpenRouter with hundreds of models, or your own keys.
  • Your phone, from anywhere. Start work and follow it from your phone, signed in with the same account.
  • Quiet updates. Updates install in the background, with separate builds for Apple silicon and Intel Macs.
Just launched

Codeply, now in your terminal

  • A real coding agent, not just a script runner. The Codeply CLI reads your codebase, edits and creates files, searches for patterns, runs shell commands, and checks its own work before moving on, the same job tools like Claude Code do, right in your shell instead of a browser.
  • One line to install. No npm knowledge required:
    irm https://codeply.app/install.ps1 | iex (Windows)
    curl -fsSL https://codeply.app/install.sh | sh (macOS / Linux / WSL)
  • Same account. Sign in with codeply login and it uses the same account as the desktop app. Prefer to bring your own model instead? codeply provider ollama switches to a local or cloud Ollama model.
  • Still scriptable. codeply apply "<instruction>" --file path/to/file for a single one-shot edit, no interactive session needed.
Shipped

Built-in AI, no API key required

  • Sign in and go. Codeply now runs on a built-in AI engine, no more pasting in a provider API key or picking a model. Sign in with your email, get a code, and you're editing.
  • Smarter caching. Identical requests against an unchanged file are now instant and free. Codeply remembers what it already worked out instead of re-asking the AI.
  • Better disambiguation. When the same property or value shows up in more than one place in a file, Codeply now uses the surrounding context to find the one you actually meant, instead of guessing.
  • Onboarding that remembers you. The "where'd you hear about us" and country questions are now tied to your account, not your device. Switching accounts on the same computer won't skip them.
Shipped

Intelligent file detection & multi-file placement

  • Paste and go. Copy code from anywhere and Codeply figures out which file it belongs in, even across multiple files in one paste, using project structure, framework conventions, and a search of your codebase's own identifiers.
  • Surgical edits. Changes land as small, verified diffs instead of full-file rewrites: faster, cheaper, and far less likely to touch anything you didn't ask about.
  • Local response cache. A per-project cache (.codeply/) keeps recent AI answers and file history on disk, with automatic expiry and a size cap so it never grows unbounded.