Org web apps, compact context and guided self-hosting

What's new in Keyboard: org web apps from chat, compact starting context, tagged org notes, guided self-hosting setup

This release brings apps your agent can build and share, a leaner starting context, and a guided path to self-hosting.

  • Org web apps: your AI agent can build an app, publish it to your organization's own Keyboard web app site and hand back a link. Share it org-wide or with specific teams and people, and choose who else can manage it. Web apps stay off until an org admin turns them on.
  • Compact starting context: admins can switch on a compact mode where the agent starts with app names and flags, then fetches full details only when a task needs them.
  • Tagged org notes: admins can tag notes by topic. The agent sees a topic index up front and is told to read the relevant notes before it starts work.
  • Guided self-hosting setup: choose your cloud, how to deploy and the shape of the deployment, then follow only the steps that apply, as a checklist that ticks off from live status.
  • Self-service sign-in URLs for self-hosted orgs: admins register their own callback URLs, each bound to the organization that owns it.

Read more in the docs: https://docs.keyboard.dev/docs