- Home: the goal title box is two line boxes tall (2.8em), so a third line no longer peeks out.
- Chat messages, reply fallbacks and assignment DMs follow the app display language; tasks and documents keep the working language.
- OpenAI and GPT-account model lists match OpenAI's current line-up; default gpt-6.1-sol.
- Onboarding connectors step takes the operator's Composio and logo.dev keys, then lists the toolkits the Composio project enables; without a key Connectors leaves the sidebar.
- Google Antigravity removed end to end (migration 111), with the remote-revocation path only it used.
- Office: 2x pixel people with outlines, rim light, walk, typing and blink; dithered real-clock lighting; detailed furniture and floors.
- Per-agent model picker lists the provider's whole model list, live when connected.
- Chat wake context breaks same-millisecond ties by insertion order; the mid-run inbox dedupes by message id.
- The stored "clock" theme reads back instead of falling to "system".
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The legacy application - its src, tests, landing site, promo assets, docs,
release tooling, CI workflows, and root configs - leaves the tree; it stays
reachable in history. Everything under AgentCompany-New moves up unchanged:
same package name, so the production userData/database path is untouched,
and e2e/build scripts already resolved paths relative to the project. The
developer cred.txt stays gitignored at its new location. Full verify:ci
passes from the new root.
README described target-state features that the previous migration
left half-implemented. Now that the runtime actually matches the
promise, the docs can stop overselling: agent messaging is
described as the real live-steer + inbox flow, approvals as the
beforeToolCall gate that actually blocks destructive tools,
sessions as the transformContext-driven compaction plus rotation.
The architecture bullet list grows to name the seams that landed
across this migration — the pi contract wiring, the approval gate,
the workspace lock model, and the stripped startup mutations — so
the README reads like documentation rather than roadmap.
The filesystem prompt doc (`files.en.md`) adds the missing
preamble: every bash/write/edit succeeds into work_products
automatically, and the API endpoints below are only needed for
non-filesystem deliverables. Agents were routinely posting
duplicate work products because nothing told them the projection
already ran.
Removing what a reader doesn't need:
- Subtitle shrunk from three sentences to one. "Run an AI company from
your desktop." The two follow-up sentences ("Give it a mission.
Watch agents hire, delegate, and deliver.") were restating the same
thing twice.
- "Built with quiet authority. Ship your AI company." closing tagline
deleted. AI-flavored vapor.
- Feature openers trimmed. Each feature is now [bold title] + [one
sentence]. The previous paragraphs qualified, reassured, and
explained their own engineering trade-offs ("context travels with
the work instead of being re-rendered from scratch every run"). A
reader skimming the README doesn't need the trade-off; the architecture
section has it.
- "No plaintext, no ~/.pi/agent/auth.json, no scattered env files"
rhetorical triad replaced with "Credentials are SecretVault-encrypted
in SQLite." One fact, stated once.
- "Agents are at work before your coffee" deleted. Cute-cringe.
- "the company respects the chain of command" deleted. Hollow.
- "What is AgentCompany?" section compressed from three paragraphs to
two sentences.
- Image alt text shortened where it was describing the screenshot to
the screenshot ("AgentCompany Dashboard — active agents, tasks, and
company metrics" → "AgentCompany dashboard"). Alt text is for screen
readers landing on the page, not for search engine padding.
- Top-nav link list trimmed from 4 entries to 2 (Download, Website).
The in-page anchors were noise.
Facts preserved verbatim: 26 providers with correct per-group counts
(5/18/3), the two execution modes with their approval gate names,
architecture tree, tech stack, first-run steps, build commands.
Nothing factual removed.
Line count: 186 → ~170, but the bigger win is prose density — every
paragraph now says exactly one thing.
The previous README described an app that no longer exists:
- Listed "Claude Code / Codex CLI / Gemini CLI" as the supported runtimes
— all three were removed from the app months ago; pi-mono replaced
them as the sole agent runtime (commit 4de9cd0 + 60178ce).
- Advertised `packages/adapter-utils` + three adapter packages under
`packages/` — that directory was deleted.
- Carried a "PLEASE USE A CODING PLAN" warning that predated OAuth
subscription support; five subscription providers (Claude Pro, ChatGPT
Codex, Copilot, Gemini CLI, Antigravity) are now first-class.
- Made no mention of the 26-provider catalog, the AI CEO vs
AI Co-Founder execution modes, the encrypted credential vault, the
thread runtime, or any of the architecture that has become the app.
- Promised "I will add support for Ollama and Github Copilot" — Copilot
has shipped for months.
New README covers what the app actually is today:
- Pi-mono as the one runtime, linked as a direct npm dependency.
- 26 providers in total: 5 OAuth subscriptions + 18 API-key providers
+ 3 cloud providers — counts verified against the on-disk catalog
files (connector-definitions-data-{oauth,apikey,cloud}.ts).
- Two execution modes (AI CEO, AI Co-Founder), per-company, with the
specific approval types listed for Co-Founder mode's review gates.
- Encrypted credential storage (SecretVault-backed SQLite) instead of
plaintext env files or pi's default ~/.pi/agent/auth.json.
- Real agent-to-agent messaging layered on pi's AgentMessage stream
via the thread runtime.
- Architecture tree updated: `packages/` gone, main-process subtrees
(agent-runtime / credentials / api-server / orchestration / worker /
thread-integration / database) named explicitly.
- First-run flow that accurately describes what onboarding does —
including the real Node-in-PATH probe (commit ab731e6) agents need
for HTTP callbacks.
- Tech stack row for pi-mono packages added.
Kept intact: screenshots, download/build/verify/packaging commands,
licence. Badges updated to match the cross-platform targets currently
shipping.
Deleted: the "Supported AI Runtimes" table (obsolete), the coding-plan
token warning (obsolete), the future-plans line (Copilot already
shipped, Ollama not on the roadmap).
Language pass: Jobs-style tightening of the "What it does" paragraph
and section openers; subtitle changed from "Launch autonomous AI
companies..." to "Run an AI company from your desktop." — shorter,
more direct, stops selling and starts describing.
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