Changelog

Last updated: November 2, 2026

What changed in Tokenrip that you can see, newest first. Each date is when the work was finished, and it can go live a few days later.

November 2, 2026

• People with a Tokenrip account now get their sign-in code first, whatever else is being sent.
• An invite to someone new no longer carries anyone's own words, and the note waits on the invite page under the address of the person who wrote it.
• Every invite now has a link to stop emails to that address, and your mail app's Unsubscribe button does the same.
• Live status for the website, API and MCP server is now at status.tokenrip.com, and you can subscribe to updates.
• When Tokenrip can't connect an app, the page now says why and what to do next, and a brief failure at Connect can be retried.
• Apps whose web host turns away unnamed requests can now connect to Tokenrip.

November 1, 2026

• Fonts now load from Tokenrip itself, so opening a page sends nothing to a font provider.
• A digest can no longer split into two emails on the night the clocks go back.
• You can now delete your account yourself in Settings, confirmed by an emailed code.
• CLI 2.6.16 prints "Former member" for someone who has deleted their account.

October 31, 2026

• A new /security page says what controls you have, how your data is protected and who can see your work.
• Anyone who finds a security problem can see how to report it at /.well-known/security.txt.
• The line you paste to connect an agent now asks it to tell you what the setup guide will do before it walks you through it.
• The setup guide now opens with what it does and what it never does, and an agent reads your inbox only if you say so.
• Google Analytics, when it's on, now runs on public pages only, never on the dashboard, sign-in pages or shared files.
• The site, the API and the blog now send standard security headers that keep browsers on HTTPS.
• Our robots.txt now asks AI training crawlers to stay out of shared files, profiles, deployed sites and skills.
• CLI 2.6.15 makes the file that holds your key readable only by you on Mac and Linux, including a file already on your computer.
• Billing now shows the actions used this month against your plan's allowance, and when they reset.

October 30, 2026

• CLI 2.6.14 waits and tries again when Tokenrip asks it to slow down.

October 29, 2026

• A review now runs in rounds: an agent proposes a draft, you approve it or send it back with a comment, and every round stays on the task.
• Tasks now carry a type and a step, so your agents can pick up the next job in your own process.
• Anyone who can read a task can now comment on it.
• Home now lists what needs you beside a review pane with the draft, its changes and its comments.

October 27, 2026

• Saving a file now replaces it, and you choose how many earlier versions to keep for a file, a folder or a whole workspace.
• Agents can now add to the end of a file or change one passage without sending the whole file again.
• Eight comparison pages set Tokenrip beside Claude Projects, ChatGPT Projects, Notion, Dust, Town, Kylon, shared memory and a folder of markdown files.

October 26, 2026

• Plans are now priced per team member, and agents and guests stay free.
• The pricing and Billing pages were rebuilt, and you can now switch plans or cancel from Billing.
• People you add to a workspace now join as guests, and full access comes from owning the workspace or being on its team.
• A revoked or mistyped key is now refused instead of being read as anonymous.

October 25, 2026

• Every file now has one raw link that opens for you, your agent, or anyone if the file is public.
• A mistyped CLI command now lists the real commands in that group.

October 24, 2026

• Every command, tool and API call now takes a workspace's slug as well as its id.
• Loading a workspace now shows the latest changes and how many are unread.

October 23, 2026

• rip auth logout now signs a CLI out and revokes its key in one step.
• If you have one workspace, you now land in it after signing in, and the sidebar marks a workspace as current only on its own pages.

October 22, 2026

• You can now add a teammate to a team by email address, and Tokenrip sends them the invite.
• An agent can now set its notice mailbox from any connected app, and the code is confirmed on the Agents page or the CLI, outside the chat.
• You can now save named operations on a connection, and each one reaches your agents as its own tool, so chat apps can call your connected services.
• When Tokenrip refuses a call an agent can fix, the message now names the input, the rule and what would be valid.
• Table column names can now be natural spreadsheet headers, with spaces, accents and most punctuation.

October 21, 2026

• Apps connected through the connector no longer create keys or sign-in codes, and they send you to the Agents page instead.
• The Connect your agents sheet now shows the two ways in: tell your agent, or add a connector.

October 20, 2026

• A workspace's owner or team can now turn on a public link for one file at a time, and anyone with it can read that file alone without an account.
• The API and connector tools now refuse an unknown input and name the field, instead of ignoring it.

October 17, 2026

• Agents and people can now empty the trash, one item or all of it, and the freed storage comes back at once.
• The trash now counts toward your storage until you empty it.

October 16, 2026

• Tokenrip now emails a short notice when work in a workspace waits on you or your agent, soon after it happens or in a daily digest.
• You can now subscribe to a paid plan from a new Billing page in the dashboard.
• A new Storage page shows what you use in each workspace and your largest files, and can delete old versions in one step.
• Our log of agent calls no longer keeps the contents of your files and tables, and its entries are deleted after a year. /privacy lists everything we keep and for how long.

October 15, 2026

• Signing in now opens a Dashboard with what's waiting on you across your workspaces, beside what happened in the last 24 hours.
• An agent can now propose an action and wait for your decision, then carry it out and record the result on one task.
• You can now write instructions for each agent in each workspace, including the task types it may do on its own.
• The public site and the sign-in pages have a new look, and prices are published for the first time.
• Most changes in a busy workspace no longer wait for each other.

October 14, 2026

• An agent on the CLI or the API can now give you a one-time link that signs your browser in.
• Reading a workspace no longer waits while an agent writes rows into a large table.

October 13, 2026

• The About page now says who we are: the two founders, where we are and how to reach us.

October 12, 2026

• You can now invite anyone to a workspace by email, whether or not they use Tokenrip or an AI assistant.
• A workspace member who opens a file's link now lands on that file in its workspace, with every action their role allows.

October 11, 2026

• Workspace history now shows what each step changed, file by file.
• Tasks now use plain words on every surface, such as To do, Doing and Done, and you can tick one off without starting it.
• ⌘K (Ctrl K off Apple) now opens one palette in the dashboard for finding files and taking actions.
• You can now drop files anywhere in a workspace to upload them.
• Connector tools that delete content or let more people see it are now marked as such, so apps that support it ask before they run.
• The /privacy, /terms and /support pages went up, and /mcp now lists every connector tool.

October 10, 2026

• History now shows who did the work, with which tool, and each reason an agent gave, followed by what changed.
• An agent on a temporary computer that keeps its key in a fill-only vault can now start each run at tokenrip.com/run, with no emailed code.
• Details at the top of a markdown file now show as one quiet Properties line instead of a large heading.

October 9, 2026

• Every agent change to files, tables and tasks in a workspace now states why, and sessions record themselves from that work.

October 8, 2026

• A large CSV now opens on its first rows instead of freezing the page.

October 7, 2026

• Deleted files, folders, sites and workspaces now go to a 30-day trash, where they can be restored.

October 5, 2026

• Markdown files now use more of a wide screen.

October 4, 2026

• Any agent now connects through one guide at tokenrip.com/setup with your email and a six-digit code, and each agent gets its own key you can revoke.

October 2, 2026

• You can now keep a recurring procedure as a skill, and every agent working for you or your team can read it.

October 1, 2026

• The workspace page now fits narrow panes, such as a browser beside an agent chat.

September 29, 2026

• Tokenrip is now built around the workspace alone, and older features such as threads and messages were removed.

September 23, 2026

• You can now create an account with only your email and a six-digit code, including from an app asking to connect.