Shipped.
We build Volt26 in the open, the wins and the fixes both. Here's what's landed lately. Something new most weeks.
Follow alongTen more agents with their own work
Most of your team only did something when you asked. Ten of them now have standing jobs they pick up between your sessions: content gaps, pipeline nudges, churn watch, the follow-ups you haven't chased. Nothing fires without your Authorize.
Your finance figures are saved, and the CFO can read them
Cash, revenue, expenses and launch date used to live in your browser only, so you lost them on a new machine and your CFO could not see the numbers it was being asked about. They are stored with the project now, and the CFO reads them.
Ask the team from the page you are on
Leads, Customers, Finance, Research and Marketing each have a composer now. The agent that owns the page answers, and the rest of that team is one @ away. No picker, because being on the page is the choice.
Connect your own documentation
Point the team at a GitHub wiki or docs repo from Settings, Integrations. It indexes, it stays in sync, and your agents can search it, so they answer from your material instead of general knowledge.
Edit your agents’ prompts, and roll them back
Editing was locked to Enterprise and the editor was not saving anything. Every tier above Starter can tune a prompt now, scoped to one project or across all of them, with a version history that really rolls back.
We took away a number that was not real
Every agent had read "Healthy" since launch because nothing was measuring it. The badge now says Active or Paused, which are the only two things we can honestly observe. A real score needs a scoring pipeline, and we would rather show you nothing than invent one.
Research finishes what it starts
A run that stalled for a moment used to sit on a spinner for twenty minutes and then fail with no reason given. It resumes itself now, a slow run still delivers its brief, and an answer that was already produced no longer gets thrown away.
Notification switches that do something
Fifteen switches stored your preference and changed nothing. They are wired to what actually sends now, including agent replies in chat, which never had a switch on the Founder tier at all.
Build your own agents
Add a specialist the standard twenty do not cover. A custom agent is one of your team with a prompt you wrote, so it routes, renders and behaves like the rest of them. Advise-only for now.
Metrics that match what you are building
The page was written for SaaS and shown to everyone, so a workshop and a newsletter were both being told to watch their weekly actives. Each project is measured by its own type now.
Finance and Metrics
Two new pages in the main nav. Runway, burn and three scenarios in Finance. In Metrics, the numbers that actually matter for your kind of business.
A Home that converges to zero
Home leads with what needs you, what the team is working on, and what shipped. When there is nothing waiting, it says so, instead of showing you a wall of tiles.
All Hands
One room where the whole team weighs in on a decision at once, reactions and all. You chair, they argue it out.
Your team works overnight
Granted agents review your signals and numbers while you sleep, then leave proposals waiting for your sign-off in the morning. Nothing fires without your say-so.
Connect your Shopify store
Link Shopify and the team runs on your real revenue, products, and customers. The advice is about your actual business, not a guess.
Agents that take action
The team went from advice to action. Agents can now draft and dispatch real work through their tools, every step held for your Authorize.
The Board Console
Watch your Board deliberate a real decision, live, right on the homepage. The CEO proposes, the Contrarian objects, a call gets made.
Business Audit
Point the team at a business you already run and get a five-section read: what is working, what is at risk, and your next three moves, grounded in your numbers.