--- title: "Changelog" description: "What changed in Cool Computers each week: the app, the cool CLI, the API and MCP." canonical: "https://www.cool.computer/changelog" last_updated: "2026-11-05" --- # Changelog > What changed in Cool Computers each week: the app, the cool CLI, the API and MCP. ## 2026-11-02 · Make a copy - Turn on Copies for a site, and anyone you share the link with can copy it into their own account as a new private site. - Free and Pro plans replace the trial. A Free account holds up to 20 sites. - Sign-up is open while there is room, with a waitlist when it is full. - Drawings reach your agent with a picture of the page, and agents draw back with hand-drawn marks and words. - Agents can publish before you have an account, then sign you up to keep the site. - Every MCP tool says when to use it, and agents find how to sign in to MCP on their own. ## 2026-10-26 · Documents that save themselves - Edits you make to a document in the browser save as you type. - Visitors who are signed out can read the comments on a public site, and sign in to post one. - Private pages open faster, without loading the whole app. - Agents open what they publish in your browser and tell you the URL. - `cool agents install` also installs the Cool Computers skill for your agent. - Fixes: no more flicker or jumps across pages, chat and the dock; friendlier network errors; faster computer deletion. ## 2026-10-19 · A VM when your site needs one - `cool vm` gives a site a VM, and `cool service run` keeps a bot or worker running, restarting it if it crashes. - Comments have a new look and an inbox. Draw with a mouse, finger or pen, and send a comment straight to your own agent with `cool comments watch`. - `cool` works inside every computer with a VM, already signed in as that computer. - The agent in the app can wake itself on a schedule. - Hourly encrypted backups of every VM's disk. - MCP can do what the CLI and API do, and a plugin brings Cool Computers to Claude Code and Codex. ## 2026-10-12 · Custom domains - Point your own domain at a computer from the app, the CLI or MCP. - Each site gets its own database, reachable from its functions and with `cool db query`. - Every new computer starts as a site with one page, ready to publish over. - The agent in the app can work on any computer in your account, including sites without a VM. - Tool calls read as part of the reply in chat, and long replies stream steadily. - Sharing a computer never shares your AI logins or secrets. ## 2026-10-05 · Your agent in your chat apps - Talk to your agent from Telegram, Slack and WhatsApp. Each Slack thread is its own chat, and it answers @mentions in channels. - Draw on a live site and your agent makes the change. - Comments are on by default for every computer. - Send images and videos in chat. - Each account's computers share 8 GiB of memory, and one clear message says when there is no room, on the web, CLI and MCP. - The CLI updates itself through Homebrew when Homebrew installed it. ## 2026-09-28 · Pin comments to a site - Point at any part of a published site to leave a comment, see who else is there, and have your agent answer. - Published sites load faster, served from the edge. - The dock magnifies and shows page previews, and phones get a tray for quick tasks. - `cool help` lists every command with an example, `cool docs` reads and searches the guide, and CLI errors say what to do next. - Computer names can contain single hyphens, such as `agent-atlas`. - If your email can't be verified, the reply tells you how to turn on DKIM. ## 2026-09-21 · Publish without a VM - Publish a site with no VM behind it, and add one later only if it needs one. Sites can have functions with secrets. - Computers without a VM receive email. - Terminal tabs sit beside a computer's chats. - In Settings, connect your Claude and Codex accounts, manage API keys, and see when Pro renews or ends. - API errors name the problem, and the OpenAPI document covers every route. - Fixes: Settings no longer reloads forever, sign-out works on the first click, and a stopped reply keeps its text. ## 2026-09-14 · Computers that stay on - Your computers keep running, with no sleep and no cold start. - The CLI updates itself with `cool update`, and checks every update before installing it. - Sign in with GitHub, and the GitHub CLI is ready to use inside your computers. - The dock has glossy new keys. - Fixes: the landing page lays out properly on phones. ## 2026-09-07 · A new app - Your computers live on a glass desktop, and the landing page is new. - See each computer's memory and disk use. - Expose any HTTP port on a computer. - Computers start faster and use less memory when idle. - A new computer opens as soon as it is created. ## 2026-08-31 · Connect any MCP client - Connect Claude, Cursor, Codex or any other MCP client at api.cool.computer/mcp. - The Pro plan launches, with payments. - One native `cool` CLI for macOS, Linux and Windows replaces the npm and Python packages, and `cool` can sign you in through the browser. - The API sends standard rate-limit headers, and retried requests are safe to repeat. - Docs moved to cool.computer/docs, and every public page is also served as Markdown for agents.