What shipped in the first half of October

In the first half of October we added artifacts, bundles of files that an agent or a person publishes into your org’s repository for the org to open after signing in. Each artifact’s page can call the REST API as the person viewing it, so it can read and write documents for them. Renames now keep a document’s history, and search ranks exact matches first.

• Publish an artifact from an agent or by uploading a zip or folder, then see its versions and share a standalone link.
• An artifact’s page calls the API with the viewer’s own sign-in, and it can include a command-line tool that agents run locally.
• A renamed document keeps its comments, history and search results, and old links open it at its new path.
• Agents can read a document as it was at any commit in its history.
• Agents can download or upload many documents at once as a zip through a link, applied all or nothing.
• Search ranks title and path matches first and understands quoted phrases, exclusions and OR.
• Admins can point an org or teamspace at a different GitHub repository from Settings.
• Signing up on your own takes three pages (GitHub, Repository, Confirm), and your first visit opens on writing.
• Our site has a guide for agents at sugarmaple.ai/llms-full.txt, and its architecture and how-it-works pages describe what is built today.
• A failed tool call reaches the agent as a named error.
• Small fixes: an unrelated commit no longer refuses your edit, wikilinks open the documents they name, thread participants hear when a thread is resolved or reopened, sign-in only returns you to your org’s own address, and any display name works at sign-up.