RELEASE HISTORY
What changed in Velora.
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- September 4, 2026 · 3.0.0-alpha.14
What the mission agreed to, and what you missed
A mission is more than its objective sentence, and coming back to six hours of overnight work is only useful if the first thing you see is what is blocked on you. This release adds both.
Read update → - September 3, 2026 · 3.0.0-alpha.13
Crews that hold their word, hooks that fire
Stage 3 of the roadmap, finished honestly: what a crew member declares is now what actually happens. Plus the missing half of hooks — they were registrable and editable, and now they run.
Read update → - September 3, 2026 · 3.0.0-alpha.12
Routing and fallback chains
Stage 2 of the roadmap: Velora's model neutrality stops being a dropdown and becomes a routing layer. This is the release where "Codex hits quota, work moves, nothing is lost" becomes a fact.
Read update → - September 3, 2026 · 3.0.0-alpha.11
Read the setup you already have
Velora can now read the AI setup you already have, connect to the services you already use, and check its own work against a baseline. The account moved to where every desktop app puts it.
Read update → - September 3, 2026 · 3.0.0-alpha.10
Crews, workflows, automations, hooks
Velora stops being one loop you configure and becomes a system you compose: who does the work (crews), when and in what order it happens (workflows), what makes it start (automations), and what always happens regardless (hooks).
Read update → - September 3, 2026 · 3.0.0-alpha.9
Supabase account sign-in for macOS
The signed macOS build now embeds the Supabase publishable configuration at build time, so apps launched from Finder can use the Velora account email-code flow. The publishable key is supplied only through the macOS release secret;…
Read update → - September 2, 2026 · 3.0.0-alpha.8
A calmer desktop surface, with every action accounted for
The Velora desktop overhaul makes the app feel native on macOS, gives every provider a deliberate identity, and makes mutations recoverable instead of silent. Existing v3 installs can receive the signed build through the in-app updater after the public release finishes publishing.
Read update → - August 30, 2026
One dark surface, and a changelog worth reading
The website no longer alternates light and dark bands between sections, and the resource pages are no longer a separate light theme. Product screenshots now sit in real macOS window chrome, and this changelog became a first-class surface with filters, per-entry links, and a feed.
Read update → - August 26, 2026 · 1.2.0
Release Captain turns an outcome into a verified release packet
Release Captain inspects GitHub, plans parallel fixes in isolated worktrees, runs release gates, and pauses before landing or publishing. The desktop release also hardens offline sign-in state, platform detection, and the monochrome mountain workspace.
Read update → - August 19, 2026 · 1.1.2
The hero stays readable, and the range sits where it belongs
The mountain range now lives in the lower band of the homepage so the headline and download buttons stay in the sky. Velora 1.1.2 for macOS is the matching desktop release.
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