v2026.08.3

Released 2026-08-19.

Features

• Hand a website’s content over to the person who owns it. The new CMS is headless: it has no themes and no front end of its own. You define content types — a list of blog posts, a single object for site settings — give each field an API ID, and your client edits entries in a screen that shows only what they need to fill in. When an entry is published, plain JSON files are written to public storage, and the site you built reads those files at build time. Visitors never reach us, so a spike in traffic does not change your bill and an outage on our side does not take your client’s site down. Drafts are previewable through a keyed URL without ever touching what is live, a webhook can rebuild the site on every publish, and Export hands you the content, the schema and the images as a single ZIP — the same files that were being served, so you can walk away at any time. Sites can be duplicated to try a risky schema change, or transferred to another workspace without a single URL changing. Available as an experimental feature; ask us to turn it on for your workspace.
• Forms is out of experimental. A form can now take responses from people who are not signed in, close automatically on a date you set, and be limited to the people you choose. Public forms keep their link preview when shared into chat or email.
• Turn a passage of a note into its own note. Select text in the editor and create a linked note from it; the original keeps a link to what you split out.
• Tables in notes have row and column handles. Add, move and remove rows and columns directly, instead of rebuilding the table around the change.

Improvements

• Minion now runs on minionworkspace.com. The name we started with described an agent-management tool, which is no longer what this is. The old address keeps working through the transition, and notification emails now come from the new domain.

Fixes

• Copying a table out of a note no longer pastes raw HTML into the destination.
• Pages in imported CBZ files keep their orientation. Landscape spreads are no longer rotated on import.
• Re-running a minion’s setup command now applies the new tunnel configuration. The command rewrote the configuration but left the running tunnel on the previous settings, so a reconnect appeared to succeed while the dashboard could not reach the minion.

Removed

• Per-minion email addresses are retired. Mail for a minion now goes through workspace mail, which receives on your own domain and keeps the history in HQ rather than on the minion’s disk. The Emails tab on a minion no longer shows an address to send to.

Includes @geekbeer/minion 5.1.1 and Media Home 0.19.0.