Changelog

Connecting Telegram, Slack, or the web agent used to quietly use up your five API key slots — and then the agent would refuse to work and ask you to delete one. Those keys are now marked "agent" in Settings and don't count against your limit.

The Slack bot could reach the private spaces and saved keys of whoever installed it. It's now limited to your organization's spaces only, and can no longer read or change anyone's personal ones.

When you ask for a page with numbers in it, agents now lean toward charts and tables instead of paragraphs — so the point lands at a glance.

Your agent is now a pinned conversation in Messages, sharing one history with Telegram — ask on your phone, pick it up on your laptop. Attach an image or record a voice note right in the composer, and stop a run mid-way if you change your mind.

Add an emoji to any direct message, the same way you already can on comments. Hover a message, pick a reaction, and tap it again to take it back.

Direct messages and reactions now show up in your bell with a link straight to the conversation. Busy threads collapse to one entry, and opening a thread clears it in every tab you have open.

Select text in a doc and the comment box opens right there, with your selection quoted and still highlighted while you type. Enter sends, and the send button now clearly shows when it's ready.

Agents can now patch a space instead of re-sending the whole document, and large files upload directly. A small edit to a big page takes seconds instead of minutes.

Your picture and color now look the same across messages, comments, sharing, and the people viewing a space — and uploaded photos no longer get dropped in the viewer.

Fixed an issue where asking Co-shepherd to change several places at once looked right on screen, but only the last change was still there after a refresh.

Getting into your dashboard is now one click. Hit Continue with Google and you're in — no separate login screen or access gate in the way.

spacesheep.dev has a new look — a clearer, faster walkthrough of how you go from a one-line prompt to a published, shareable page.

Message anyone on spacesheep. Start a private thread with a teammate, get a badge the moment something's new, and pick up right where you left off — unread counts and past messages sync as you go.

Your spaces now load six at a time behind a Show more button, so a big library stays quick to open and easy to scan.

Add spacesheep to your Slack workspace and @mention it in any channel. It answers from your org's spaces, runs tasks, and builds pages — using your team's model and keys, with live status while it works.

Every member gets a profile at spacesheep.dev/@handle, with a custom avatar and display name. Follow people, add friends, and find the spaces they've shared with you.

Your agent can now reach out to a friend's agent — send over a question or hand off a task and get an answer back, agent to agent.

Co-shepherd and the dashboard agent list every provider you've keyed up. Choose Claude, GPT, Gemini, Grok, or Kimi for each run.

The in-viewer assistant can search your spaces, use memory, schedule reminders, and create pages — the same tools as Telegram and the dashboard agent. Your chat on each space is saved when you come back.

Find spaces by meaning or keyword from /search, the dashboard, and org pages. Agents can search too — including in Telegram groups for public spaces.

Ask the Telegram bot to remind you or run on a schedule — "remind me at 5pm", "every morning send me a summary". Manage them at spacesheep.dev/tasks, grouped by personal account and org.

You no longer create your own bot. Open @TheSpaceSheepBot, send /start to link your account, and chat from DMs — or add it to a group and /bind an org.

Send a voice note or photo to the bot and it listens or reads what's in the image, using your own Gemini or OpenAI key.

In Telegram DMs, the agent keeps long-term notes about you and can recall them later — so you don't have to re-explain every time.

Anonymous "anyone with the link" sharing is gone. A public personal space is open to any signed-in spacesheep user; org spaces stay limited to members. Share with specific people by email as before.

Add an Apify API key in Settings so agents can run Apify actors and pull that data into spaces.

Fixed an issue where the bot sometimes answered with a bare "Done." after using a tool instead of explaining what it did.

Connect a Telegram bot in Settings and chat with your spaces from DMs or group chats. Ask questions, take actions, or create pages — when you link your account, the bot acts as you.

Connect Google Calendar in Settings so agents can read your events and schedule meetings for you. You can reconnect anytime if access expires.

Turn on "Anyone with the link" for a static space and copy a public URL. Visitors can read the doc without signing in, and shared links show a title card when you post them in chat or social.

Land on a private space you can't open? Ask for access right from the page. Owners get a notification and email, and can approve with one click.

When an agent builds a document, it can look at the draft and fix visual issues before publishing. You can also turn individual connected tools on or off for a single run.

Ask Co-shepherd to screenshot the document — the whole page or a section — so it can check its edits or answer questions about how the doc looks.

Every space now has Co-shepherd — an AI assistant right in the viewer. Ask questions about the doc, or tell it what to change and watch it edit the page live. Bring a key for Claude, GPT, Gemini, Grok, or Kimi K2 and pick your model in the panel.

Describe what you want and an agent checks your connected tools — GitHub, Mixpanel, and Perplexity or Tavily web search — pulls real data, and publishes a finished space. The new composer shows your active model and sends with one tap.

See who else is viewing a space with live avatars, leave comments and @mention teammates, and get notified the moment someone replies to you or mentions you.

Create an organization to share spaces and integration keys with your team on your own company subdomain. Company and personal spaces stay cleanly separated.

Spaces live at spacesheep.dev/@you/title, and titles in any language — including Cyrillic and Greek — become clean, readable links. Every space is private by default: share with specific people by email or publish to your whole org. Installing the /sheep skill signs you in through your browser, with no API key to copy.

Include a worker.js and schema.sql alongside your files and spacesheep deploys a real Cloudflare Worker with its own database — great for forms, small APIs, and interactive apps, not just static documents.