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OffiAI roadmap
What we build now, next and later, and everything that has already shipped. There are no dates: the order follows how much each item helps you and how much work it takes.
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What we build next
1 designed · 3 being built · 1 in review · 1 testing
Try the new look now: light and dark themes, calmer sidebars and full-height panels. (In beta 50, turn on Settings › Appearance › “Use the new interface”; off by default while we finish the task views and main office view.)
A paid Pro tier with extras, while the core app stays free.
Turn off terminal approvals before uninstalling and see confirmation that the hook is gone, with clear uninstall guidance.
Office place names appear only while the top-bar question mark is on, and help starts off in a new profile.
Send feedback directly to the OffiAI team, preview what is included beforehand, and save reports offline when disconnected.
Gemini starts with current Antigravity versions, keeps working through minor updates with a note, and recognizes a new install before the first conversation.
Open Settings › About to read the open-source licences included with your app, even without an internet connection.
Next
Lined up
OffiAI for Windows. (a stretch goal; Linux later)
Later
On the horizon
Monitoring and support tools in the local office.
An office editor with templates.
Rewinding a session, and alerts in your team chat.
Replay your office’s day with pause, play and fast-forward controls built from session history.
Shipped
Done, in your hands
beta 76
Approve permissions in the open desk and choose when managed updates run
- Reception starts Codex and Gemini with current versions, and Settings says which Claude Code versions terminal approvals were tested with.
- Approve permissions directly in the open desk, see the right agent on the welcome card, and close session notes with Escape.
- If OffiAI cannot open, it explains the problem and lets you retry or quit, while keeping a copy of your saved accounts.
- Check for Claude updates with Check now, choose when to install them, and keep your working version if an update fails.
beta 75
Device names and folder paths stay out of background audit messages
- Device names and working-folder paths no longer appear in background audit messages, keeping your private labels safe.
beta 74
Closing agent setup or feedback brings you back to Settings
- Closing agent setup or feedback over Settings returns you to Settings right where you were, instead of closing Settings too.
beta 73
OffiAI can install Claude Code for you, your first task can work in a normal folder, and Conversation shows what you asked
- Conversation shows your original brief and attachments, restored from history when reopening or relaunching, with secrets kept masked.
- Install Claude Code with one click without Terminal, sign in through your browser, and start your first agent working in a normal folder.
beta 72
The classic switch keeps its place, your phone keeps the new interface, and pasted screenshots all stay
- The classic interface switch keeps focus and place in Settings, and your phone always keeps the new interface.
beta 71
Desks say what they are doing, and Stop shows only while work runs
- Desks say what they are doing in Conversation, idle desks lose Stop and flashing dots, and stalled turns become clearly recoverable.
beta 70
Closing feedback leaves the office usable, and a full office says so beside Start
- Closing feedback leaves the office usable, Settings keeps its shape behind sheets, and a full office explains the refusal beside Start without losing your task.
beta 69
Screenshots pasted in the same second both stay, and clearer feedback reports
- Two screenshots pasted in the same second both stay, feedback reports show each desk’s review state, and recent actions name the field or button used.
beta 68
The publish queue always keeps its newest failed requests
- When many publish attempts fail in a row, the newest failed requests are always kept for inspection.
beta 67
The new interface on by default, with a switch back to classic in Settings
- The new interface is on by default. (Switch back at any time with ’Use the classic interface’ in Settings; your paired remote office and phone follow your choice.)
beta 66
Bypass choices that save from a paired device, and an Escape that cancels only the question
- On a paired device, confirming Skip all or Full bypass saves the office default. Escape cancels just the question and returns you to the previous choice.
beta 65
Feedback that carries recent actions, the app log and app state, with a preview of what is sent
- Send feedback includes recent actions, app logs and a state snapshot that you can inspect beforehand, with secrets kept masked.
beta 64
Pasted screenshots with their own names, desk files in Changes without git and a feedback confirmation you can read
- Pasted screenshots get unique names, task files show in Changes even without git, and feedback confirmations stay readable.
beta 63
Feedback that keeps Settings open, a phone task list that answers taps and a smoother office while desks work
- Sending feedback over Settings keeps Settings open, the task list on your phone responds to taps, and the office stays smooth while desks work.
beta 62
A short dated Overview, office cards that leave room tools free and a guided first task
- Overview tells you what the agent is doing now and gives a short, dated update you can trust.
- Give your first agent a desk in under two minutes with Claude Code or Codex already installed. Choose a folder, describe the task and watch it start in your office.
- Desk cards sit at the front of their desks without covering room tools, and tool names remain readable as the window narrows.
beta 61
Paste images into tasks and find requested reports in Reports
- Paste an image straight into a new task or a reply.
- Reports, plans and summaries requested at a desk appear directly in Reports, including requests from the remote office.
- Added lines are green, removed lines red, and unchanged text stays readable in either theme.
- Feedback can be typed and sent above open side panels, Settings and popups, and closing it returns you to the panel underneath.
beta 60
Answer Codex command prompts from the app
- Answer “Would you like to run the following command?” prompts for tasks started in the app, from your desk, another computer or your phone. (Sign-in and folder-trust prompts still need Terminal.)
beta 59
Remote permission choices and phone companion groundwork
- A paired owner device can choose Skip all for the office or per task after an explicit confirmation.
- Native phone companions add QR connection, saved offices, file saving and a «Demo office», with device checks and store uploads still pending.
beta 58
Readable tools and task cards
- In the new interface, room tools have readable names, task desks show what is happening, and queued work stays visible.
beta 57
Visitor updates and completed replies
- Visitor desk changes appear during initial loading even when animation frames stall.
- Completed replies mentioning “loading” no longer leave a desk stuck at «Working» with «Stop».
beta 56
Copy buttons and visitor desks
- Invitations and folder paths copy successfully in the installed app, visitors see the read-only office, and feedback over Settings shows the screenshot.
beta 55
Permission guidance and clearer desk controls
- Desks can work on network drives and protected folders after you allow OffiAI once, and say plainly when macOS blocks a step.
- Desks can use network drives and protected folders after one grant; a blocked tool says so with Open System Settings.
- Every desktop message box displays its current shortcut without hovering, and Reception invites work without asking for a folder.
- Stopping a Codex session keeps its last completed answer visible on the ended desk.
beta 54
Background work and visitor fixes
- Reconnecting to a remote office, feedback over Settings and visitor pages work as they should.
beta 53
Desk release and failed starts
- Stop, Release and Copy Terminal command work on every desk, and a failed start no longer takes a desk.
beta 52
Send key and task folders
- Visit a colleague’s office by invitation over your own network or VPN. (Read-only visits are built; replying and approving during a visit comes later.)
- Start tasks without choosing a folder every time: save a default or use a temporary folder.
- Choose whether Enter or Command+Enter sends your message, with a shortcut for a new line.
beta 51
Visits, permissions and feedback
- Right-click any part of the office to send feedback as a problem or an idea.
- Choose how much your agents may do without asking, for the office or for one task.
- Projection, downloads, folder trust and the report sheet work as they should.
beta 50
Claude tasks start again
- Claude tasks start again, even when a desk was saved under another Claude account.
beta 49
Desks that can be released, phone settings, waiting tasks first and readable changes
- A stuck desk can be released, and a waiting task gets the next free desk.
beta 48
Decks back on the wall, remote downloads that arrive, right-click reports and the whole Codex conversation
- Right-click any part of the office to report what looks wrong, with a screenshot.
beta 47
Usage-limit recovery on the desk, a latest answer you can trust, and clearer Settings in the new interface
- A desk that hits a usage limit keeps your work and offers a way on.
beta 46
Choose the model for each task, a remote office that survives a relaunch, and approvals that say what they cover
- The robot proposes ideas for your office each morning.
beta 45
Idle conversations make room for new tasks, a daily robot outfit, and phone view fixes
- The robot picks its own outfit each day.
beta 44
Beta 43 fixes, a phone app, remote Library and Presentations, and more of the new look
- A phone app to check on your agents and answer them while you are away.
beta 43
Beta 42 fixes, attachment limits, an opt-in remote office and a preview of the new look
- A robot that thinks with a model you choose.
- See your agents’ scheduled tasks on the office clock, and check your connection to each provider from the router.
- Fixes from beta 41: Gemini answers reliably reach their desk, Codex starts even when Finder left hidden files in the folder, and clear help when macOS blocks Terminal.
- Open your office from another computer over your own VPN, with full control of your agents.
beta 42
A task line, reports, presentations and terminal approvals
- Create presentations, show them on the office screen and save them as HTML, PDF or PowerPoint files.
- A Voice button that types your words with macOS Dictation, and replies formatted with headings, tables, code and small charts.
- Approve requests from sessions you started in a terminal. (Approving a whole plan at once comes later.)
- Line up tasks and let agents pick up the next one when a desk is free.
beta 41
Attach files, and the beta 40 fixes
- Attach files to a message and get the agent’s files back.
beta 40
Brief Codex and Gemini from Reception
- Brief Codex and Gemini from Reception and reply to them from their desks.
beta 39
Your pending reviews keep their desks
- A job waiting for your review keeps its desk until you decide.
beta 38
Each task on its own branch, and the beta 37 fixes
- Start a task on its own branch, so agents working in parallel never collide.
beta 37
Jobs deliver, you mark them done
- Jobs end as “delivered”; you review them and mark them done.
beta 36
See what each agent changed, and smaller fixes
- See what each agent changed, and open it in your editor.
beta 35
A searchable archive of every session, and desks you can free
- A searchable archive of every session from every agent, with rename and reopen (Claude Code and Cowork).
beta 34
A usage meter, and alerts that really arrive
- A usage meter: tokens per desk and per day, your quota per provider, and a countdown to your next reset.
beta 33
Every agent can call you
- Alerts when any agent finishes, gets stuck or needs you, with optional character voices.
beta 32
One bar, a calmer drawer, a public roadmap
beta 31
The window bars and panels catch up with the office
- One clean look for the top bar, chat, Reception and Settings; messages now close on their own.
beta 30
The publish queue stores nothing in plain text
- Reports waiting to be published are stored masked and cleaned up afterwards.
beta 29
The latest answer is the latest answer
- A Claude Code desk shows its final reply as the latest answer.
beta 28
Reception tells the truth, the drawer keeps its conversation, waiting is visible
- Reception tells you when something is wrong, and you see how many conversations are waiting for a desk.
beta 27
The office keeps one owner, publishing survives overload, Reception never doubles a brief
- Reception never starts the same task twice, and publishing to the board survives busy moments and restarts.
beta 26
A rebuilt secret filter, fairer rules for resuming a conversation, cleaner tests
- Secret hiding rebuilt: faster, stricter, and long answers are trimmed instead of erased.
beta 25
Result ready, reports on the board, a sturdier pairing
- Desks show “result ready” when a turn finishes, Codex is picked up without a restart, and agents can post reports to the office board.
beta 24
The first ten minutes
- A welcome screen for an empty office, idle Claude Code sessions get a desk, and Reception says where your task started.
beta 23
Secrets stay masked, a slimmer Cowork plugin
- Passwords and keys stay hidden even when a reply arrives in pieces; a slimmer plugin for the Claude app.
The full notes for every build are in the changelog.
How to read the board
Order. The top card of each column comes first. An item moves to Shipped with the beta that brings it.
Impact. How much an item helps you, from one to five dots.
Effort. How much work it takes: small, medium or large.
Stage. Where an item stands: designed, being built, in review, testing (automatic checks; finished work waits its turn here before it joins the app), or built and shipping in the next beta.
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