Omniscio Roadmap

• Arabic language (pilot) Adds Arabic (العربية) to the language picker as a machine-translated pilot catalog. Arabic is right-to-left; any untranslated text falls back to English.
• Ask about this page A floating button + Ctrl+J open a popover that asks Claude about whatever is on screen. Reveals the keybinding, the corner button, and the popover mount.
• Auto-Lander (per-repo config) A per-repo control panel for the auto-lander, which lands branches you have marked ready into your main branch automatically and locally (it never pushes). Pick which repos it watches, set each one to observe-only first, and override the branch it lands into. It lives in the Dev Pipeline panel’s Setup tab, which also carries the master on/off switch — the same switch as the one in Performance.
• Bake-Off Launch the same prompt across many hub × harness combinations in a single click — one session per target, each with its own provider, model, and MCP setup.
• Bengali language (pilot) Adds Bengali (বাংলা) to the language picker as a machine-translated pilot catalog. Any untranslated text falls back to English.
• Bikol language (pilot) Adds Bikol (Central Bicolano) to the language picker as a machine-translated pilot catalog. Off by default — English is unaffected, and any untranslated text falls back to English.
• Brazilian Portuguese language (pilot) Adds Brazilian Portuguese (Português do Brasil) to the language picker as a machine-translated pilot catalog. Any untranslated text falls back to English.
• Broadcast read receipts When you receive a targeted broadcast, your app confirms back to the sender that it was received, shown in your inbox, and opened — so the operator can see per-recipient delivery. Honors your "developer messages" opt-out; nothing is reported when that is off.
• Broadcast response forms An inbox alert can carry a short inline FORM (a few questions) that you answer right on the card and submit back to whoever sent it.
• Buy Credit Buy gateway AI credit with a card via Stripe checkout.
• Cebuano language (pilot) Adds Cebuano (Bisaya) to the language picker as a machine-translated pilot catalog. Off by default — English is unaffected, and any untranslated text falls back to English.
• Channel Invitations Invite workspace members to specific channels with per-channel roles (owner, member, read-only), and control who can post (everyone, or owners only).
• Code Search tab Adds a "Code Search" sidebar tab to search code across your GitHub repositories and open matches in the file viewer.
• Cross-Device Sync Keep your Omniscio setup — hubs, sessions, automations, recipes, bookmarks, and non-secret settings — end-to-end encrypted and in sync across your own computers. Secrets never leave your machine, and the server only ever holds ciphertext it cannot read.
• Custom Providers (bring your own web AI provider) Add almost any web AI provider yourself — an OpenAI-compatible or Anthropic-compatible endpoint (name + base URL + API key + models) — and run it as a named provider inside the Claude Code harness. OpenRouter ships built-in.
• Custom share URL name Paid users (Pro+) can set a memorable custom name for a shared page — e.g. `shares.omniscio.com/s/my-report` — instead of the random link id, plus an optional short `omnisc.io/<code>` link.
• Daily Journal Check-In A daily inbox nudge to run a short journaling check-in (and a weekly review) with your AI coach. Entries stay private to coaching and never leak into your other sessions. Requires AI Coaching.
• Database Encryption Encrypt your local database at rest. A random key is sealed in your OS keychain (or, for zero-knowledge, a passphrase you set) with a MANDATORY recovery code; turning it on re-encrypts your existing database (crash-safely) on the next restart. Off by default.
• Dev Pipeline A hubs-bar panel to oversee the dev-pipeline workflow — see every active pipeline run and which gate it is waiting at, turn gate auto-approval on/off, and control the auto-lander plus a history of every branch it has landed.
• Developer guardrails Machine-wide git safety: installs ONE master-safety guard hook into your GLOBAL ~/.claude/settings.json, so EVERY Claude Code session on this machine is guarded — including ones Omniscio never spawned. Blocks direct commits/pushes to a protected branch (master/main), a destructive git stash, and edits while on a protected branch (reusing the git-guardrails engine + its per-repo exclusion + time-boxed approval escape hatches). Cross-platform; OFF by default (opt-in), it edits your global config so it stays opt-in. Turn it on in Settings → Features.
• Devin (Cognition) provider Run Cognition's Devin cloud coding agent as a session provider alongside Claude. Devin runs remotely and is billed in ACUs on your own Devin account, so you add a Devin API key to use it.
• French language (pilot) Adds French (Français) to the language picker as a machine-translated pilot catalog. Any untranslated text falls back to English.
• Georgian language (pilot) Adds Georgian (ქართული) to the language picker as a machine-translated pilot catalog. Any untranslated text falls back to English.
• German language (pilot) Adds German (Deutsch) to the language picker as a machine-translated pilot catalog. Any untranslated text falls back to English.
• Git guardrails Omniscio-enforced git safety for agent sessions — blocks an agent from committing or pushing to a protected branch (master/main), a destructive git stash, and edits while on a protected branch, with a per-repo exclusion list + a time-boxed pause. On by default; turn it off in Settings → Features or the Dev Pipeline panel.
• GitHub Issues tab Adds a "GitHub Issues" sidebar tab to browse, comment on, and close or reopen GitHub issues across all your repos.
• GitHub Releases tab Adds a "GitHub Releases" sidebar tab to view a repository's releases and create a release (draft by default) without leaving Omniscio.
• Hiligaynon language (pilot) Adds Hiligaynon (Ilonggo) to the language picker as a machine-translated pilot catalog. Off by default — English is unaffected, and any untranslated text falls back to English.
• Hindi language (pilot) Adds Hindi (हिन्दी) to the language picker as a machine-translated pilot catalog. Any untranslated text falls back to English.
• Hungarian language (pilot) Adds Hungarian (Magyar) to the language picker as a machine-translated pilot catalog. Any untranslated text falls back to English.
• Ilocano language (pilot) Adds Ilocano (Ilokano) to the language picker as a machine-translated pilot catalog. Off by default — English is unaffected, and any untranslated text falls back to English.
• Indonesian language (pilot) Adds Indonesian (Bahasa Indonesia) to the language picker as a machine-translated pilot catalog. Any untranslated text falls back to English.
• Italian language (pilot) Adds Italian (Italiano) to the language picker as a machine-translated pilot catalog. Any untranslated text falls back to English.
• Japanese language (pilot) Adds Japanese (日本語) to the language picker as a machine-translated pilot catalog. Any untranslated text falls back to English.
• Kapampangan language (pilot) Adds Kapampangan (Pampango) to the language picker as a machine-translated pilot catalog. Off by default — English is unaffected, and any untranslated text falls back to English.
• Korean language (pilot) Adds Korean (한국어) to the language picker as a machine-translated pilot catalog. Any untranslated text falls back to English.
• Language picker Choose the display language for the interface. Omniscio offers English plus its machine-translated pilot catalogs (Spanish, Tagalog, Japanese, German, Hindi and more); further languages appear as their translations complete.
• Life Inventory A structured self-assessment inside AI Coaching — rate yourself across two inventories (Symptoms and Strengths) and Omniscio quietly folds a summary into your coaching profile, with full detail your coach can open on request. Stored only on your computer.
• Multi-level Settings navigation Reorganizes Settings into a multi-level drill-down — pick a category, then a page, instead of one long list. It also enables the room grouping.
• Native slash commands Type slash commands like /model, /clear, /cost, /context and /status in the chat composer and have them run for real in Claude Code — switching the model live, clearing context, or showing real cost/usage — instead of being sent to the model as text.
• New issue button Adds a "New issue" button to the GitHub Issues tab so you can create issues (with labels and assignees) without leaving Omniscio.
• New Settings layout Reorganizes Settings into clearer, better-named "rooms" without changing any individual setting.
• Onboarding Guardian (invisible setup assistant) An invisible AI that quietly watches the Setup v2 flow and the interactive tour and offers a gentle hint ONLY when you appear stuck, occasionally acting to help (highlight a control, open a panel). It otherwise stays completely out of the way. On by default; you can turn it off anytime.
• Pangasinan language (pilot) Adds Pangasinan (Pangasinense) to the language picker as a machine-translated pilot catalog. Off by default — English is unaffected, and any untranslated text falls back to English.
• Performance Monitor Whether anything is slowing this computer right now, and what the app is doing about it. Opens on a one-line plain-language verdict, then the readout it comes from — box counters, the app's main-thread stall share, the external-memory pool, fleet + process-birth rate, per-volume disk runway, cloud verdict share, the auto-lander pulse and where your agents' time goes — and finally every agent-load governor grouped by the plain-English mechanism it belongs to, with a switch on the ones where turning it off is a sane thing to do. Read from the app's own tapes in process; it starts no probes. Governor switches go through the ordinary settings path.
• Persian language (pilot) Adds Persian / Farsi (فارسی) to the language picker as a machine-translated pilot catalog. Any untranslated text falls back to English.
• Plan & Billing (Pro subscription) A Plan & Billing screen to see your plan, compare Free vs Pro, upgrade to Pro ($15/mo) via Stripe, bring your own API key, and track your monthly AI allowance.
• Plugin AI-native CLI Lets the Omniscio AI and CLI invoke an installed plugin's own actions through its registered CLI endpoints (ctx.cli.handle), including nested multi-segment paths. No UI surface — it gates a control-server route.
• Plugin UI access Lets installed plugins add their own buttons to the header toolbar and session menus, and navigate the app to a session, hub, or view. Plugin chrome is desktop-only — the phone/WS bridge blocks plugin navigation and dispatch over the wire.
• PM Cross-Board Intelligence Cross-board reasoning engine that detects patterns, tracks lead-times, applies seasonal urgency multipliers, and answers natural-language queries about hub status. Materialized snapshots in three computation tiers (hot/warm/cold).
• Polish language (pilot) Adds Polish (Polski) to the language picker as a machine-translated pilot catalog. Any untranslated text falls back to English.
• Portable Backup Export an encrypted backup file you can move to another computer, and import it back.
• PR Visual Evidence Coding-agent sessions attach before/after UI screenshots to their GitHub PR.
• Pre-send spend warning Warns you before sending a prompt that is estimated to cost more than your threshold. API-key users set a per-model dollar cap; subscription users set a 5-hour rate-limit percentage.
• Pull Requests tab Adds a "Pull Requests" sidebar tab to view, comment on, approve, and merge GitHub pull requests across all your repos.
• Punjabi language (pilot) Adds Punjabi (ਪੰਜਾਬੀ) to the language picker as a machine-translated pilot catalog. Any untranslated text falls back to English.
• Recurring Special Events Add birthdays, anniversaries, and holidays that create Google Calendar events plus lead-time reminders (day-of, a week before, a month before, or any number of days before).
• Repo Foundations A "Set up this repo" card on the hub dashboard that runs the Repo Foundations skill to install a tailored documentation system + Claude-rules baseline (after a preview you approve). Spawns a real paid session.
• Romanian language (pilot) Adds Romanian (Română) to the language picker as a machine-translated pilot catalog. Any untranslated text falls back to English.
• Russian language (pilot) Adds Russian (Русский) to the language picker as a machine-translated pilot catalog. Any untranslated text falls back to English.
• Secret Paste Guard Intercepts clipboard pastes that appear to contain secrets (API keys, tokens, passwords) before they reach a spawned agent session, storing them under an opaque handle so the raw value stays out of your saved history. Off by default; turn it on in Settings → Features.
• Self-serve workspaces Create your own workspace, switch between the workspaces you belong to, and see the plan pricing, all from the User Management header.
• Serbian language (pilot) Adds Serbian (Српски, Cyrillic script) to the language picker as a machine-translated pilot catalog. Any untranslated text falls back to English.
• Session handoff Roll a long session over into a fresh one that is already caught up — a "Hand off to a fresh session…" item in the session ⋯ menu, plus a one-per-session in-chat note once a chat has used a lot of context, and the same actionable note at a context give-up. The note never spends; only confirming the handoff pays for the one summary call.
• Settings redesign (tabbed pages) The settings redesign: per-page tab strips (Appearance / Sessions / Voice) with aggressive Basic/Advanced splitting and live previews. Shipped — on by default for everyone; the enable/disable toggle is retired. The settingKey is kept only so older persisted configs still parse; visibility no longer reads it (a shipped feature is always on). Quick-setup presets remain a separate in-development feature.
• Share Comments Commenting and feedback on shared artifacts. Viewers can leave inline or general comments, which cross-post to Team Chat and the inbox.
• Simplified Chinese language (pilot) Adds Simplified Chinese (简体中文) to the language picker as a machine-translated pilot catalog. Any untranslated text falls back to English.
• Smart Share Reaper Finds "never expires" shares and screen recordings that are over a year old and unviewed, gives each a 90-day grace expiry, and drops one inbox card asking you to Keep or delete it.
• Spanish language (pilot) Adds Spanish (Español) to the language picker as a machine-translated pilot catalog. Off by default — English is unaffected, and any untranslated text falls back to English.
• Swahili language (pilot) Adds Swahili (Kiswahili) to the language picker as a machine-translated pilot catalog. Any untranslated text falls back to English.
• Tagalog language (pilot) Adds Tagalog to the language picker as a machine-translated pilot catalog. Off by default — English is unaffected, and any untranslated text falls back to English.
• Telegram via mtcute engine The maintained mtcute engine is now the DEFAULT for Telegram (F002 go-live). The engine choice moved to a shipped setting (Settings → Channels → Telegram engine); GramJS remains a reversible opt-out. This entry is retained as shipped so older persisted configs parse cleanly; its reveal toggle no longer gates anything.
• Thai language (pilot) Adds Thai (ไทย) to the language picker as a machine-translated pilot catalog. Any untranslated text falls back to English.
• Traditional Chinese language (pilot) Adds Traditional Chinese (繁體中文) to the language picker as a machine-translated pilot catalog. Off by default — English is unaffected, and any untranslated text falls back to English.
• Turkish language (pilot) Adds Turkish (Türkçe) to the language picker as a machine-translated pilot catalog. Any untranslated text falls back to English.
• Urdu language (pilot) Adds Urdu (اردو) to the language picker as a machine-translated pilot catalog. Urdu reads right-to-left. Any untranslated text falls back to English.
• Vietnamese language (pilot) Adds Vietnamese (Tiếng Việt) to the language picker as a machine-translated pilot catalog. Any untranslated text falls back to English.
• Voice History A viewable history of your voice conversations, in the sidebar. Keeps your hands-free "Omniscio Voice" chats and your per-session "Session Voice" questions, each clearly labeled, so you can revisit what was said.
• Waray language (pilot) Adds Waray (Waray-Waray) to the language picker as a machine-translated pilot catalog. Off by default — English is unaffected, and any untranslated text falls back to English.
• Weekly Session Analysis A developer-tools panel that mines your past agent sessions for friction patterns — command timeouts, hook blocks, tool errors, redundant directory changes, and spend concentration — via a free periodic scan. An opt-in WEEKLY deep run spawns a paid AI session to produce a full analysis report with ranked fixes.

A row marked On by default is already switched on for everyone and stays here only until it is called finished; a row marked Retired will not ship — the code is kept, but the feature is off and hidden for everyone.

• Advanced system-wide memory reclaim In-development: on deep free-RAM pressure, run a Windows-only system-wide reclaim (empty all working sets + purge the standby list) via a one-time admin-approved helper. May briefly reduce performance. Hidden until shipped.
• Agent crews On by default Any session can register a role — overseer or member — into a mission crew, and the app does the rest: a numbered title, seeded heartbeats, who it reports to, and one board for the crew. A member finishing a routine turn checks in with its lead instead of your inbox; only a reply addressed to you ever reaches it. On by default; registering costs nothing, and the toggle stays live so you can turn it off with one setting flip.
• Agent Email In-development: give your agent its own email address. It receives mail (which starts or continues a session) and can reply — powered by the Cloudflare email service Omniscio runs. Ships dark until the email domain is live.
• Agent Firewall Screen the content tools return (files, web pages, command output) for prompt injection before an agent trusts it. Off by default.
• Agent Friction In-development: a developer-tools panel showing what keeps costing your agents time — the problems they hit, collapsed so that forty agents hitting one wall read as ONE problem with a count of forty, ranked by measured cost and how often it fires. Shows each cluster's severity, time lost, how many reports came from an agent's judgement versus passive telemetry, and the command and output behind the first sighting, with a Plain English / Technical switch so the list is readable without knowing the jargon. SPENDS MONEY: turning this on also starts the triage loop, which every two hours may start a Claude session to verify the costliest problems and dispatch sessions to fix them — real sessions at real cost. A spending limit (default $25 a day, "Friction triage spending limit") stops new triage runs once it is reached; it cannot recall fixers a running triage session has already started. Turning it off stops all of it — collection, the automatic capture, and the triage loop. Closing a problem out still stays on the CLI. Hidden until shipped.
• Agent lanes in Team Chat In-development: a direct message with a teammate gains a second tab where your agents talk to each other, kept apart from your own conversation. Neither of you is notified — no push, no unread badge, just a quiet dot on the tab when they have been talking — and either of you can open it and read the whole thing at any time. Once a day you get a single summary of what they worked out. Nothing is sent until both people switch the lane on, and a turn budget stops two agents talking to each other forever. Off by default and completely inert until switched on.
• Agent Markdown Formatting On by default On by default: an agent formats a reply the way it already writes on GitHub — callouts, centred text, sized images, collapsible sections, keyboard keys — and any shape outside that fixed list still prints as literal text, exactly as before. The toggle stays live, so turning it off renders every message as it did before this existed.
• Agent Message Cards In-development: when an answer carries a lot of information, an agent can split it into cards you page through inside the one message instead of reading one long wall. A card may also carry its own question, and answering one is recorded without starting a new agent turn, so what you answer there comes back as ONE reply. It is for breaking up heavy content — never a substitute for asking several questions in one question widget. Off by default; hidden until shipped.
• Agent Messages In-development: one place to watch your agents talk to each other — who messaged whom, when, what they said, and whether it arrived. Includes the messages that never arrived, which are recorded but have never been visible anywhere in the app. Read-only: it shows the traffic, it never sends, retries or interrupts you. Off by default; hidden until shipped.
• Agent-to-agent messages In-development: when you turn this on for a specific person whose connection you have accepted, their agent can send messages directly into one of your local sessions. You choose per person; no one gets access without a deliberate connection. Incoming messages are budgeted and can be cut off instantly. Off by default and completely inert until switched on.
• Agents across your computers In-development: your agents on two computers signed into the same account can message each other. Each conversation is a named thread you route to its own session on each computer, so several can run at once; messages arrive framed as another machine's words, never as your own instructions. Every conversation starts muted and out of the way — unmute any of them to read along — and a turn budget stops two agents talking to each other forever. Off by default.
• Agents in Team Chat channels In-development: a session can subscribe to a Team Chat channel and be told, at a natural stopping point rather than mid-task, that messages are waiting there. The notice carries only the channel name and how many messages — never the message text — so the agent reads them only when it deliberately chooses to. Each channel sets its own rule (all messages, only mentions, or none) and how often it may interrupt. Off by default and completely inert until switched on.
• AI Coaching Personalized coaching sessions with structured interviews, artifacts, and progress tracking.
• AI Project Icons (suggest an icon for iconless projects) In-development: adds a "Suggest with AI" button to the project icon picker and a "Fill missing icons with AI" batch action. For a project that only shows a generic type badge (no favicon/logo was detected), a quick AI call picks the single most relevant Lucide icon from the full free icon library and applies it. On-demand only, never automatic; each use is a cheap AI call. Off by default; hidden until shipped.
• AI Team Chat In-development: AI-powered features for Team Chat including semantic search, channel summarization, and AI-assisted message composition.
• AI Text Correction On by default Proofread or expand the text you have selected, straight from the Omniscio quick launcher — the corrected text comes back ready to copy. Fully native; it needs no AutoHotkey script.
• AI-drivable browser Let an Omniscio session drive the in-app Browser panel — the browser you can see — to navigate, read, click, type and screenshot. Reads are always allowed; acting requires the Browser panel open and Omniscio focused, so an agent only ever acts while you are watching. For your own signed-in Chrome instead, use My Real Chrome.
• Airtable Adds an "Airtable" sidebar tab to view and manage your Airtable bases, tables, and records without leaving Omniscio. Connect with your Personal Access Token in Settings. In development.
• Annual Pro billing ($144/year) In-development: adds a monthly/annual choice to the Pro card on Plan & Billing, so a customer can buy the $144/year plan the Terms advertise (about 20% off the monthly price). Held dark until the gateway has a live STRIPE_PRO_ANNUAL_PRICE_ID: without it every annual checkout returns "not available", so a customer would see a priced offer they cannot buy. Reveal this flag as part of the annual go-live, together with setting that price id on BOTH the gateway and firebase-functions deploys — the gateway sells the plan and firebase grants it, so a partial config would charge someone $144 and leave them on Free. Off by default; hidden until shipped.
• Approval Column In-development: an approval column type for Mission Control boards. Items can be approved or rejected by team members, with configurable thresholds and rejection modes. Hidden until shipped.
• Approval Workflows Multi-step approval chains for board items — define serial steps with parallel approvers, three approval types (any-one, all-must-approve, majority), triggered by status column changes.
• Archive Insights AI Digest In-development: a periodic AI digest of your recently-archived Supermail emails — a daily or weekly summary of what landed in your archive, spotting patterns, recurring senders, and anything worth revisiting. Off by default, and cost-capped.
• Asana board Adds an "Asana" sidebar tab to view and work your Asana projects — sections as columns, task detail, comments, assignment — without leaving Omniscio. Connect with an Asana personal access token in Settings. In development.
• Auto-continue on balance refund When an API-key provider account (DeepSeek, Kimi) runs out of balance, automatically resume its parked sessions once the account is funded again.
• Backup Mirror — chunked incremental format In-development: a content-addressed, chunked incremental on-disk format for the Backup Mirror so a sync ships only the few MB that changed instead of re-uploading the whole archive. Inert until shipped — the mirror keeps writing today’s streamed format, and your existing backups are unaffected. Do NOT enable on a real backup folder until a full backup+restore round-trip has been validated.
• Board Automations On by default Automation triggers on board item changes — when a status changes, an item is created, or a due date passes, run an action chain (notify, move item, set column value, or start a session). On by default; turn it off anytime.
• Bot Creation Mode In-development: describe a job in plain language and a guided interview builds you a ready-to-use bot — its own hub, pre-loaded with a persona, the knowledge it needs, and the right skills. Off by default; hidden until shipped.
• Broadcast embedded page In-development: a broadcast card can embed a full live web page (a Shares-hosted page with forms + JavaScript) rendered inline in an isolated sandbox, made to look native. A new security surface, so it rolls out deliberately. Hidden until shipped.
• Broadcast targeting In-development: target a broadcast at specific signed-in people, organizations, or custom groups (in addition to the platform / plan / version filters), and manage reusable recipient groups. Hidden until shipped.
• Browser Logins On by default Log into a website once and every agent you run can use that login automatically — many at the same time — until the site signs you out. Local-only; no passwords are stored.
• Bug Intake Router In-development: forwards an incoming bug report to the matching intake destination based on routing rules. Hidden until shipped.
• Bug Intake Sessions In-development: shows the fix sessions Bug Intake spawned inside the Bug Intake panel, and opens a session chat beside the list instead of sending you off to hunt for it in the sidebar. Hidden until shipped.
• Bug-report email concierge In-development: when in-app feedback includes a reporter email, auto-send a friendly acknowledgement and run a separate email-correspondence thread alongside the bug-fixing thread (reporter replies route back to it).
• Built-in free voice typing In development: speak to Omniscio with no API key. A small speech model runs on your own computer, free. When it is on, the voice settings gain a "Built-in (free)" speech option, and speaking works out of the box even before you add any key.
• Channel and thread summarization In-development: AI-powered summarization for Team Chat channels and threads. Adds a "Summarize" or "Catch me up" button to channel headers and thread panes to generate a concise summary of recent activity.
• Chat history export In-development: export Team Chat channel or DM history to a portable format (JSON/CSV). A GDPR data portability requirement for a multi-user cloud product. Adds an export action to the channel settings menu.
• Chief of Staff Mode In-development: a friendly Chief of Staff mode — one plain-language chatbox that runs the app for you, so you can set reminders, save notes, check your inbox, and get things done without the full cockpit. Off by default; hidden until shipped.
• Chrome extension dev (Autopilot) When your hub is a Chrome extension, gives the agent the agent-browser CLI workflow to autonomously load, drive, screenshot and reload the extension in a real Chrome — building and testing it without you clicking around. Includes a guided "Build a Chrome Extension" mission.
• ClickUp Adds a "ClickUp" sidebar tab to view and manage your ClickUp tasks — board columns, task detail, comments, checklists — without leaving Omniscio. Connect with your Personal API Token in Settings. In development.
• Clipboard history On by default A clipboard-history button in the chat composer that keeps your recent copies (text + images) so you can re-insert them. Captured in memory and cleared when Omniscio restarts — unless you opt into keeping it across restarts (saved encrypted on this PC).
• Cloud sessions In-development: optionally run an agent session on a cloud VM instead of locally, so your machine stays light and you can run more at once. Off by default; local is unaffected.
• Cloud test flake registry On by default Persists the per-test flake identity the cloud gate already computes into a durable cross-run registry, and adds a flakiness-rate view (`npm run cloud:flakes` + a cloud-dashboard section) plus a quarantine list of chronically-flaky tests. Operator-only dev infra — no sidebar surface. On by default; turn it off in Settings → Lab. The ledger writer that runs outside the app, from the command line, has its own separate off-switch.
• Coffer Adds a "Coffer" sidebar tab — a personal-finance tracker (accounts, transactions, auto-categorization, budgets, net worth) inspired by Mint.com, fully local to Omniscio. Import bank CSV/OFX files or add transactions by hand. In development.
• Composed session views (Board / Grid) In-development: a List / Board / Grid picker above the session list, with board (status columns) and grid views composed from the new session-view primitives. No visible change when off. Hidden by default; enable it in Settings to preview.
• Composio Adds a "Composio" sidebar tab to connect your external apps (Gmail, Slack, GitHub, Notion, and 1000+ more) through Composio, then hands those tools to every AI session automatically. Bring your own free Composio API key. In development.
• ContextDock In-development: a cloud knowledge library that feeds compressed context (bundles, lists, docs) into any project’s sessions — agents see linked material in their first message. Off by default; hidden until shipped.
• ContextDock (Native) In-development: the local-first native ContextDock library UI reading Omniscio's own store; off by default; hidden until shipped.
• CrofAI provider (retired) Retired Retired: the CrofAI reseller lane. CrofAI is shutting down, so the provider is hidden from every model picker and from Settings → Accounts & Providers. Its catalog entry, models and pricing stay in place so existing sessions and recorded spend still resolve.
• Customize the session menu (reorder & hide) In-development: lets each user reorder the items in a session's ⋯ (more actions) menu and hide the ones they don't use — from a drag-to-reorder list in Settings → Sessions and by right-clicking a row in the menu itself. Off by default; hidden until shipped.
• Daily Brief One calm summary a day of what the agents shipped, what is still moving, and what is waiting on you. A quiet day sends nothing.
• Decks as a webview plugin On by default In-development: Decks renders from the standalone sandboxed webview island (the detach) rather than the native panel. This is on by default — the island is now the primary Decks surface. Turn it off to go straight back to the native panel, which stays in the app.
• Deep-Target Highlight In-development: let an agent or a shareable link navigate you to any page AND spotlight a specific control on it in one step (e.g. jump to a Settings section and point at the exact toggle). Off by default; navigate-only, so it never spawns a session.
• DeepSeek balance forecast On by default Warn before a DeepSeek API account runs out of credit: read the balance every 15 minutes, measure how fast it is actually draining, and raise one inbox card with a one-click Recharge when the account is projected to hit zero inside your warning window. On by default, and the toggle stays live so you can turn it off with one setting flip.
• Dependency Security Scan In-development: warns you when a hub depends on a vulnerable or malicious package. Hidden until shipped.
• Discord Server Import In-development: import channels, messages, threads, reactions, pins, and files from a Discord server into Team Chat. Runs as a guided wizard that maps Discord users to existing accounts and writes to your active workspace via a secure Cloud Function.
• Documents, Spreadsheets & Forms On by default Document, spreadsheet, and form entities in Mission Control — each with its own sidebar section, list page, and detail page, stored per workspace alongside boards and dashboards. On by default; the toggle stays live so you can turn it off with one setting flip.
• Drip onboarding videos to new users On by default In-development: the video-led onboarding cadence that replaces the mission trickle. After setup, drips short intro VIDEOS to a new user one inbox card at a time — the next releases when the current is archived or after a timeout, and only while the user is active. ON by default (2026-08-28 launch — the welcome-tour card #1 is seeded); the toggle stays live to turn off with one setting flip.
• End-of-day roadmap check-in In-development: at the end of a day you actually landed work, reads your own commits and opens a short session that PROPOSES roadmap updates for the features you own. It only ever proposes — nothing it finds reaches the board unattended, it never overwrites your words, and it never moves a feature's phase without you. Routing a commit to a feature is a separate, automatic record (the autoActivity field); this half is the part that asks. Silent on a day with nothing to report. Off by default.
• Feature Discovery Nudges (retired) Retired Retired: a daily inbox nudge that pitched an Omniscio feature you had not used yet. Off and hidden for everyone; the code is kept, and only the env reveal turns it back on for testing.
• File Converter In-development: a standalone file converter — drag or pick a file, choose a target format, and convert it on-device (documents, images, audio/video). Free, local, nothing uploaded. Works on desktop and mobile.
• File Converter — Download from web In-development: turns on the File Converter’s "Download from web" tab (desktop only) — paste a YouTube/Vimeo/direct link and yt-dlp saves it to your Downloads as Video (MP4), Audio (MP3), or Best. A SEPARATE opt-in on top of the File Converter, which stays conversion-only until you enable this. Off by default.
• Flowcharts In-development: a standalone visual flowchart editor — shapes and connectors, swimlanes, auto-layout, a saved library, and AI sessions that can read and draw on the board.
• Gauntlet Loop (build, blind-judge, repeat) In-development: run a goal through the Gauntlet, where several builder agents each write an attempt, fresh blind critic agents score every attempt against a concrete bar, and it loops until a builder passes or hits the round or cost ceiling. v1 handles text goals (a written artifact); it spawns paid sessions and is cost-capped per run. Off by default; hidden until shipped.
• Gemini speech-to-text (Google) In development: transcribe your voice with Google's Gemini 3.5 Transcribe Live. When it is on, the voice settings gain a "Google Gemini 3.5" speech option AND FlowVoice (OS-wide dictation) gains a speech-engine choice. It uses your own Gemini API key if you have added one; without one, dictation runs on ours instead, which needs you to be signed in.
• GitHub branch creation from MC items In-development: create a GitHub branch directly from a Mission Control board item and auto-link it back. Off by default.
• GitHub Commit Linking Automatically links git commits that reference Mission Control items (e.g. MC-42) to those items, showing commit activity on the item card.
• GitHub review notifications in Mission Control In-development: surfaces GitHub PR review requests (pending, approved, changes requested) on linked Mission Control item cards. Polls review state for PRs linked via cross-entity links and raises inbox alerts on changes. Off by default.
• Global Memory System In-development: a progressive-disclosure, agent-written memory tree on the Context Dock store; agents browse + load memory across sessions; off by default; hidden until shipped.
• Google Meet In-development: pull your Google Meet history, cloud recordings, speaker-attributed transcripts, and participant lists from the Google Meet REST API. Requires Google Workspace Business Standard or higher. Off by default.
• GPT, Grok, CrofAI & DeepInfra via model proxy On by default Run GPT, xAI Grok, CrofAI, or DeepInfra (cheap open-weight DeepSeek/Qwen/Llama/GLM/Kimi/MiniMax) inside the Claude Code harness by pointing it at a local model-translating proxy. On by default — the CLIProxyAPI model-proxy binary ships in the installer (with a runtime download-on-first-use fallback). Turn it off to hide these providers.
• Granola meetings Adds a "Granola" sidebar tab to browse your Granola meeting notes — recent meetings, summaries, and full transcripts — and use a transcript as context for a new Claude session, without leaving Omniscio. Connect with a Granola API key in Settings. In development.
• Grok speech-to-text (xAI) In development: transcribe your voice with xAI's Grok speech-to-text. When it is on, the voice settings gain a "Grok (xAI)" speech option. It reuses your existing xAI API key (the SAME key as Grok voice output) and bills to your own key.
• Guided onboarding tour (post-setup) A scripted, spotlighted product tour that runs after onboarding — it walks you through sessions, the inbox, replying, reading, and starting new work on a demo workspace. Off by default: superseded by the hosted "learn the app" window (onboarding-learning-window); the toggle stays live to turn it back on with one setting flip.
• Habit Tracker Adds a "Habit Tracker" sidebar tab — a personal habit / daily-routine tracker (define habits by category, log each day, see streaks, a calendar grid, and trends), fully local to Omniscio. Optional daily reminders. In development.
• Hardcore Mode In-development: an app-wide discipline mode (the opposite of Focus Mode). Caps how many times you can look at a session or inbox item before it locks. No snooze; you must respond, archive, convert it to a scheduled follow-up, or get AI help. Hidden until shipped.
• Helpdesk (Get Help) In-app "Get Help" panel: ask a question in plain English and get an AI answer grounded in the app docs.
• Helpdesk developer console Developer-only: its own sidebar row for the admin console that lists user-escalated questions, so the developer can reply from inside Omniscio. Separate from the customer Get Help seat — either can be on without the other — and it also needs the admin entitlement. Stays in development even after Helpdesk ships.
• Helpdesk email ticket intake Turns a plain-English inbound support email (no [BUG:]/[FR:] subject marker) into a real Help Desk ticket with its own lifecycle and a two-way email binding, instead of only answering it. Its own switch — separate from the "Get Help" panel above. Claude only ever drafts a reply; a human presses send.
• Hooks (custom Claude Code hooks) In-development: a Hooks panel (under Agent Tools) to manage the hooks Omniscio runs in your spawned sessions — the built-in ones (Git Guardrails, Secret Paste Guard, Write-Time Lint, Agent Firewall) plus your own custom hooks (run a command at a lifecycle event such as before/after a tool, on stop, or on prompt), global with per-project overrides. Desktop-only; creating or editing hooks is human-only. Off by default; hidden until shipped.
• Hub Descriptions (editable AI descriptions for every part of Omniscio) On by default A Settings section where you can read and edit the short description of every hub — each built-in tool/integration, each sidebar category, and each of your projects. Your Chief of Staff and agents read these to know what each part of Omniscio is and when it’s relevant; each has an AI-written default you can regenerate or override. On by default; the toggle stays live so you can turn it off with one setting flip.
• Image Studio (native) Native image generation panel (replaces the embedded website). Off by default; hidden until shipped.
• Import Framework On by default Unified import framework for bringing data into PM boards from external sources — Google Sheets (SOP-aware with tab/header color detection), Excel, CSV. Connected sources with scheduled refresh.
• Inbox Rules Engine In-development: define plain-language rules that automatically suppress, archive, or snooze new inbox alerts the moment they arrive — no manual triage needed. Off by default.
• Inbuilt terminal In-development: a real shell terminal inside Omniscio, scoped to a hub, powered by xterm.js + node-pty. Off by default until it ships.
• Item History & Undo On by default Full change history timeline on PM board items with quick undo (Ctrl+Z), point-in-time rollback, actor provenance (human/agent/automation), and session-linked audit trail.
• Jira board Adds a "Jira" sidebar tab to view and work your Jira boards — columns, issue detail, transitions, comments — without leaving Omniscio. Connect with your Atlassian email + API token in Settings. In development.
• JLS Image Studio unified-billing gateway routing In-development: routes JLS Image Studio MCP image calls through the Omniscio unified-billing gateway (billed to your gateway_users credits) instead of calling JLS directly with your personal jls_ak_ key. Falls back to the personal key safely on any forwarding failure, so enabling it carries no breakage risk. Off by default; hidden until shipped.
• Journal A personal journal with freeform writing and guided AI reflection modes. Write freely or use templates (gratitude, daily reflection, problem-solving, emotional processing) with an AI mentor for Socratic self-discovery. Entries are synced, searchable, and taggable.
• Keyboard Demo tour In-development: a keystroke-driven copy of the Interactive Demo. Each step shows a key to press (the app’s real shortcuts), so the walkthrough doubles as hands-on keyboard practice on safe sample data. Reveals a "Keyboard Demo" card in Settings → Setup Wizards.
• Labs indicator badge (example) Example in-development feature: shows a small "🧪 Labs" badge in the app so the gating mechanism can be proven end to end.
• Linear board Adds a "Linear" sidebar tab to view and work your Linear teams — workflow-state columns, issue detail, comments, assignment — without leaving Omniscio. Connect with a Linear personal API key in Settings. In development.
• Local Chat In-development: chat with a local AI model running on your own PC via Ollama — free, private, offline. Includes a guided setup that detects Ollama, recommends a model for your machine, and downloads it.
• Managed API Keys (coding sessions) In development: run native Claude coding sessions on Omniscio's pooled API key via the gateway — draining your prepaid credits instead of bringing your own key. Hidden until the gateway Anthropic key is live.
• Managed Providers (run non-Anthropic models on Omniscio keys) On by default Paid-plan users run non-Anthropic sessions on Omniscio's own gateway keys, drawing down prepaid credits — no personal provider key needed. The gateway 402s at zero. DeepSeek is live; GLM is coming.
• Master-Debt Auto-Fixer In-development: watches the master branch for accumulated debt (failing checks, flagged findings) and either drops an inbox card asking you to fix it, or — when you turn auto-fix on — spawns fix sessions for you. Hidden until shipped.
• Meeting notes Record meetings (mic + system audio), auto-transcribe, and get AI-enhanced notes. In development.
• Message forwarding In-development: forward or share a Team Chat message from one channel/DM to another. Adds a forward action to the message hover toolbar and mobile action sheet.
• Message translation In-development: translate any Team Chat message inline using the existing LLM layer. Adds a translate action to the message hover toolbar for multi-language teams.
• Meta speech-to-text (Muse Voice Transcribe) On by default Transcribe your voice with Meta's Muse Voice Transcribe. On by default — the voice settings gain a "Meta Muse Voice Transcribe" speech option. It needs its own Meta Model API key and bills to that key; turn this off to hide the option.
• Mic-during-narration test In-development: a mobile diagnostic that plays a tone while the mic is open and measures whether the mic stays active, how much it hears the tone itself (self-trigger), and whether it hears your voice — $0, pure client-side. Hidden until shipped.
• Microsoft Teams In-development: connect your Microsoft account to see your Teams meetings — upcoming and past, with attendees and join links — synced from Microsoft Graph. Off by default.
• Mind Map In-development: a standalone mind-mapping canvas — build a tree of ideas with the keyboard and mouse, auto-layout, save to a library, and export to JSON or PNG.
• Mission Control Comment Visibility On by default Internal vs external comment visibility for Mission Control items. Team members can discuss items internally, then selectively share comments with external stakeholders. Comments default to internal (team-only); individual comments can be toggled to external. Role-based filtering ensures viewers see only external comments.
• Mobile header & row style In development: pick the mobile header style (frosted glass, seamless, solid, gradient, floating card, or hairline) and a compact row density, from Settings → Appearance on a phone.
• Mods (layout customization) In-development: community-style layout mods that reshape core surfaces (v1: the sidebar Compact Rail).
• Monday.com On by default Adds a "Monday.com" sidebar tab to view and work your real Monday.com boards — groups, items, column values, updates — without leaving Omniscio. Connect with your personal API token in Settings.
• Multi-Model Council Ask one question to a panel of AI models; a judge model synthesizes a single best answer.
• Multiplayer sessions In-development: invite a teammate into a live session so they can follow the whole conversation in their own Omniscio, reply into it under their own name, and be @mentioned. You choose view-only or can-reply per person and can revoke at any time. Sharing copies that one conversation to your cloud for the people you invite; revoking deletes it. Only the session owner needs a paid plan. Off by default and completely inert until switched on.
• My Real Chrome — Full (retired) Retired Retired: "My Real Chrome — Full" drove your own everyday Chrome through a companion extension that needs the high-risk debugger permission — the one thing the Chrome Web Store will not approve, so it could only ever be loaded by hand in developer mode. It was the most capable bridge (real/trusted clicks, file uploads, full-page screenshots), and its code and routes are kept. Disabled + hidden in favor of its Web-Store-approvable sibling, "My Real Chrome — Lite" (chrome.scripting + native messaging). Re-reveal it for testing by launching with AMC_SHOW_REAL_CHROME_BRIDGE=1.
• My Real Chrome — Lite In-development: "My Real Chrome — Lite" is a lighter, Web-Store-safe way for agents to drive your everyday Chrome WITHOUT the high-risk debugger permission — it uses Chrome scripting + native messaging (the same architecture as Anthropic's published Claude extension), so it can be approved for the Chrome Web Store and is not broken by other extensions (LastPass, etc.). It does less than "My Real Chrome — Full" (synthetic clicks, no file uploads, visible-tab-only screenshots) in exchange for a cleaner, safer, sideload-free install. Fully separate from the Full build; the agent still only opens and drives its OWN fresh tabs, every AI-driven tab shows a clear on-page banner, and per-site access is granted by you and revocable. Desktop-only. Hidden until shipped.
• Native browser — managed Chrome (retired) Retired Retired: the "native browser" launched a SEPARATE managed copy of Chrome over a secure CDP pipe — its own blank profile, not your everyday logged-in Chrome. Disabled + hidden in favor of the Real Chrome Bridge (which drives your actual Chrome); its code is kept. Retired means hard-disabled: it is dropped from Settings → Lab, so the toggle cannot bring it back — re-reveal it for testing by launching with AMC_SHOW_NATIVE_BROWSER=1.
• Night Shift In-development: a multi-phase overnight automation runner. Define a plan of steps (spawn sessions, run recipes, wait, branch) and let it execute while you sleep.
• Notion board Adds a "Notion" sidebar tab to view and work your Notion databases — status/select columns, page detail, properties, page body — without leaving Omniscio. Connect with a Notion internal integration token in Settings. In development.
• Omniscio Discovery Callouts On by default Weekly personalized callouts that surface cross-tool connections and automation offers based on your Omniscio usage patterns.
• Open the "learn the app" window after setup On by default When a new user finishes Setup v2, opens the hosted "learn the app" page in a window; the guided suggestion cards then arrive once they finish it. On by default; the toggle stays live to turn off with one setting flip.
• Outbound webhooks In-development: deliver curated internal events (agent status, budget alerts, recipe/job completion, inbox alerts) to your own callback URLs. Subscribe by event type, with per-webhook delivery history and a test ping. Off by default.
• Overseers An always-on assistant that guides your agents, watches for patterns, and screens your inbox.
• Owner-Assigned Bug Routing In-development: route an incoming bug to a designated owner so it lands on the right person instead of a shared queue. Hidden until shipped.
• People Memory (dossier of people you email) In-development: the Mirror's sibling — it reads the full email history of the people you actually write to and builds a running dossier on each one: a short read on who they are, how they are wired, how to work with them, and what is going on with them right now, plus a scannable list of key facts. It appears as a "What I know" panel next to each conversation in Supermail, and one tap forgets a person for good. Bots, newsletters and no-reply senders are never profiled, and someone you have barely written to gets nothing rather than a guess. The data stays on your machine, wipes on Gmail sign-out, and is cost-capped. Off by default; hidden until shipped.
• Per-hub worktree location In-development: a "Worktree location" control in Edit Hub → More options that sets where this hub's git worktrees are created, saved as a private per-machine override that never touches your git history. Hidden until shipped.
• Phone Control (mobile agent tools) In-development: gives agents a set of mobile_* tools to drive an Android device — tap, swipe, type, take screenshots, install apps, and more — via the @mobilenext/mobile-mcp MCP server. Requires adb (Android Debug Bridge) and the mobile-mcp runtime; both are auto-provisioned on first enable. Off by default; hidden until shipped.
• Picovoice wake-word engine (retired) Retired Retired: the paid Picovoice wake-word engine. Its proprietary models are no longer bundled and it is hidden from the wake-word engine picker — the free built-in engine recognizes the same wake words. Retirement outranks this entry’s toggle, so switching it on cannot bring the engine back; only the AMC_SHOW_PICOVOICE_WAKE_WORD=1 developer setting re-reveals it, for testing.
• Plugin document access On by default In-development: let an installed plugin open a normal "choose a file" window, read the file you pick, and add to the end of it — how a PDF viewer would save your notes back into your own PDF. It only ever gets the files you pick yourself, never a folder and never a location on your computer, and each pick is fixed at the time you make it as read-only or read-and-add. A plugin can also ask to REMEMBER a file you picked, so it can reopen that one file later without asking again — it has to ask your permission once before it may remember anything, you can see every remembered file and take any of them back under Settings → Plugins, and turning a plugin off forgets them all. On by default — every install, new or existing, has it on; turning it off darkens the whole capability in Main, so nothing can read or write your files.
• Plugin Header Widgets In-development: lets a plugin show a small live status widget in the app header — a number, a short label, and a status colour. Omniscio draws the widget from the plugin's data; the plugin never draws in the header itself. Off by default; hidden until shipped.
• PM + Team Chat In-development: reference PM items in chat with #mentions, create tasks from messages, see status updates in channels, and view linked chat messages on PM items. Hidden until shipped.
• PM Agent Trust & Transparency On by default Agent trust levels, approval gates, progressive trust, and enriched activity timeline for Mission Control boards.
• PM Composability Resolver On by default Validates feature interactions before enabling or disabling PM features. Checks prerequisites, warns about behavior changes, and provides a 30-day undo window.
• PM Data Density & Behavior Patterns On by default Tracks per-domain usage density to gate PM intelligence (the "Earn the Right to Speak" system), and detects user behavior patterns like repeated status changes, recurring subtask creation, and batch workflows. On by default; turn it off anytime.
• PM Email Integration On by default Link email threads to PM items, create tasks from emails, and trigger PM automations from incoming mail. Works across Gmail, Agent Email, and Supermail.
• PM Feature Profiles On by default In-development: per-board progressive disclosure engine. Controls which PM features are visible per board using presets (Tasks, Hubs, Operations), a feature picker, maturity chip, and contextual nudges.
• PM Intelligence Advisor Advisory intelligence layer for the AI Hub Manager — cross-board pattern reasoning, strategic coaching, prediction narratives, policy recommendations, and natural-language query answering.
• PM Notification Intelligence On by default Smart PM event notifications with session-scoped batching, per-board mute/promote, and due-date alerts. Routes PM changes to the right people through the right channels.
• PM Onboarding & Help In-development: preset-scoped onboarding checklist, contextual help tips, scoped help search, and one-click escape to AI sessions with PM context. Hidden until shipped.
• PM Operations Engine On by default Algorithmic operations layer for the AI Hub Manager — session shepherding, per-board policies, work queue management, shift handoffs, and dashboard widgets. Zero inference cost.
• PM Persona B Aspirational Checklist In-development: replaces the three-lane onboarding selector with an aspirational checklist that auto-routes users to Quick Start, Guided Setup, or Build with AI based on their checkbox selections. Hidden until shipped.
• PM Persona C Import Entry In-development: first-run entry screen for users migrating from other platforms. Shows multi-select platform cards and auto-applies the Operations preset. Hidden until shipped.
• PM Personal Saved Views Private, per-user saved views on Mission Control boards. A saved view is visible only to the person who created it, separate from the shared team views everyone else on the board sees.
• PM Post-Import Home In-development: personalized Home screen shown after a board import — imported-boards grid, a smart insight card computed from real data, and tailored onboarding checklist items. Hidden until shipped.
• PM Predictive Analytics On by default Velocity tracking, Monte Carlo completion predictions, what-if scenarios, three-tier pattern detection with proactive warnings, and analytics dashboard widgets. On by default; turn it off anytime.
• PM Role-Based Entry Points In-development: multi-lane onboarding with quick-pick, guided setup, and AI-driven deep interview. Maps AI comfort and organizational role to a default workspace configuration. Hidden until shipped.
• PM Setup Wizard On by default Onboarding interview and preset picker shown when Mission Control is first enabled. Asks four questions (AI comfort, role, feature needs, free text) and recommends a preset (Tasks, Projects, Operations, or Engineering).
• PM What Changed Feed On by default Unified cross-board activity timeline ranked by significance, with inline actions, daily digest, and AI summaries.
• Post-onboarding "Setup Assistant" card In-development: after a new user finishes onboarding, shows a one-time, optional inbox card offering a guided setup assistant. Launching it opens an Ask Omniscio session that walks them through connecting an AI provider, adding API keys, integrations, automations, agent autonomy, and backups; it never sees a raw API key. Off by default; hidden until shipped.
• PR linking on board items Automatically links GitHub PRs that reference Mission Control items (e.g. MC-42 in the PR title) and shows live PR status badges on the board.
• Pre-spawn onboarding missions on the company DeepSeek route On by default When a new user finishes Setup v2, pre-spawns the guided missions in the background on a company-paid DeepSeek route so they return to agents already working. Fail-closed (needs the funded company DeepSeek lane + sign-in), one-time per user, capped. ON by default (2026-08-25 — the company deepseek-v4-flash lane now serves end-to-end, verified live: the failover chain is 6/6 healthy and a real deepseek-v4-flash completion returns clean output, so the earlier "model unavailable" gateway failure is fixed). The toggle stays live to turn off with one setting flip; the mission trickle remains the fallback.
• Proactive Automation Discovery In-development: watches your own session history for work you repeat by hand on a schedule (a digest or report you keep asking for) and raises ONE dismissible "want me to automate this?" card that seeds an Automation Builder session pre-briefed on the pattern. Detection is 100% local and cost-free — only accepting a suggestion ever spends. Off until shipped; at release it flips to on-by-default with this as the off switch.
• Project Kickoff Interview On by default Guided AI interview that helps plan and set up a new project in Mission Control. Accessible from the New Project modal, blank session chips, mid-conversation detection, and AI Coaching.
• Quick setup presets In-development: a "Quick setup" card on the Settings Home page offering three one-click presets (Minimal, Balanced, Power user) that each apply a batch of benign settings in one action and show which preset is currently active. Off by default; hidden until shipped.
• Reply by Voice In-development: after the AI reads its spoken recap, a mic button on the message opens a window where you talk, see your words transcribed, and send them back to the session as your reply. Reuses the built-in voice input; requires Voice Input on. Hidden until shipped.
• Report conversations On by default Every report sent from the feedback dialog also opens a Help Desk conversation, so support can reply inside the app. Replies show under "Your reports" even when Get Help is off; the AI assistant never answers them. On by default; you can turn it off anytime.
• Report Tracker In-development: adds a Report Tracker tab inside the Bug Intake panel so you can see the status of every submitted report — triaged, in-flight, or resolved — without leaving the panel. Hidden until shipped.
• Returned cloud work lands itself On by default A cloud session that ends with changes brings them home as a branch. With this on, the app lands that branch on its own — for this project, by testing it and marking it ready to merge; for any other project, by running that project’s own test command on the cloud machine and merging the result into that project’s main branch here on this computer. Nobody has to run ready-to-merge on a returned branch by hand. A branch whose files could not be checked for secrets is refused rather than landed, and a returned branch for a project with no test command is left for you. On by default; turn it off in the Dev Pipeline panel.
• Review changes on your phone (mobile diff reviewer) In-development: a touch-native version of the Review-Changes surface, so you can read what a session changed and act on it from your phone. Lists the changed files, renders each file's diff as tappable chunks, and lets you accept or reject a single chunk or a whole file, then commit. The desktop reviewer is built on VSCode's editor engine, which is unusable by touch — this is a separate, lightweight renderer over the same data. Off by default. Keep the toggle after it ships: this is the one surface that reaches destructive git commands from a paired phone, so turning it off is also how you close that door.
• Screen Capture Projects In-development: a "Projects" tab in the Screen Capture library for multi-asset compositions: combine clips and snips from many captures into one timeline, instead of editing a single recording at a time. Hidden until shipped.
• Seed a founding-team welcome note for new users On by default When a new user finishes onboarding, seeds one durable "note from the Omniscio founding team" into their inbox, once per user. Informational only — nothing auto-starts. On by default; the toggle stays live to turn off with one setting flip.
• Sender Run Cards On by default When several messages land back to back — a burst of gate results, a run of machine wake-ups, a coordinator's inbox — the conversation shows ONE quiet line naming how many and who from, which opens to a single swipeable card deck instead of a stack of bubbles. Every message is still there and readable in full. On by default; you can turn it off anytime.
• Session Files & Links In-development: a per-session "Files & Links" panel, opened from a button in the session header, listing every file the agent created or edited in that conversation and every link it handed you — newest first, deduplicated, and clickable. Files come from the session's CLI transcript; links come from its saved messages, so links work on every engine. Read-only and worked out on demand — it stores nothing. Deliberately available on mobile too, where there is no other way to reach a session's files. Off by default; hidden until shipped.
• Session Health Monitor In-development: detect sessions stalled mid-task, classify via LLM, and auto-recover with context-aware nudges. Hidden until shipped.
• Session Refill Governor (keep X sessions running) In-development: a per-user background governor that keeps X sessions running — when the live running count drops below your target it revives recently-active interrupted work sessions back up to X every ~5 minutes. Reuses the existing revive + spawn-pacing path; bounded by a per-tick batch cap, per-session cooldown, a restart-safe daily $ ceiling, and a daily revive-count backstop. It spends money autonomously and is cost-capped. Off by default; hidden until shipped.
• Session Title Styles Choose how AI-generated session titles are written with five presets (Brief, Descriptive, Journey, Latest Topic, Custom). Journey and Latest Topic auto-refresh as the conversation evolves. Off by default; hidden until shipped.
• Session Trajectory view In-development: a per-session "Trajectory" view (a new option in a session's view switch, beside All / Agent / You / Events) that shows what the agent did — an ordered list of turns and tool-call steps, a turn-level activity timeline, and a metrics strip (turns, tool calls, tokens, cost, duration). Reads data already stored for every engine, so it works for all harnesses. Read-only; off by default; hidden until shipped.
• Setup v2 (cinematic onboarding preview) In-development: the redesigned cinematic first-run "Setup" flow — a keyboard-driven, step-sidebar shell (Light/Dark → sign in → API key → install essentials → permissions → autonomy → your look). Preview it any time from Settings → Setup Wizards. This entry is the preview toggle for the shell; whether a brand-new install is routed into it is the separate "Setup v2 live first-run onboarding" entry.
• Setup v2 live first-run onboarding On by default Setup v2 is the live first-run onboarding (replaces the legacy wizard): new users are routed into the cinematic Setup v2 shell instead of the legacy onboarding wizard. On by default for every new install; the toggle stays live so it reverts with one setting flip.
• Share screenshots to Omniscio (mobile) In-development: on your phone, share a screenshot into Omniscio (Android share sheet) or paste it (iPhone), then pick which session it attaches to. Off by default; dev builds only.
• Shared worktree node_modules In-development: point a new worktree's node_modules at a single shared base via one junction instead of copying every dependency file, cutting a worktree's file count by about 89% — so worktrees create and delete faster and churn far less disk. Hidden until shipped.
• Slack Workspace Import In-development: import channels, messages, threads, reactions, pins, and recent files from a Slack workspace into Team Chat. Runs as a guided wizard that maps Slack users to existing accounts and writes to your active workspace via a secure Cloud Function.
• Snooze everything except what you picked In-development: the inverted bulk snooze, for an intentional focus block. Today you select what to HIDE, so the work scales with how noisy your inbox is - exactly backwards when you are trying to focus. This adds 'Snooze everything else...' to the inbox right-click menu and a 'Snooze others' button on a project hub's header: you pick the few things worth keeping, choose a duration, and everything else leaves in one action and comes back on its own. It sweeps everything, including task reminders and pending approvals, so it asks once and states the real count - and the whole sweep is undoable. Off by default.
• Spam Filter In-development: an automatic spam filter for texts, calendar invites and your agent's email. Strangers' messages are checked, junk waits in the Inbox's Spam view, and one click brings a message back. Revealing it adds the Spam view and the Inbox → Spam settings; filtering itself stays off until you turn it on there.
• Spoken Narration In-development: a spoken-audio recap of each completed reply — the audio sibling of Plain Speak. When on, the agent writes a short spoken script that plays back per message (optionally auto-playing new replies). Hidden until shipped.
• Sprints / Cycles On by default First-class time-boxed iterations for Mission Control boards — sprint lifecycle (planned, active, completed), sprint planning view, completion with velocity snapshots, and burndown tracking.
• Storyboard Workflow AI-powered storyboard generation from a written script. Breaks a script into scenes with camera angle suggestions, character/location metadata, and reference image slots for pre-production visualization. Off by default; hidden until shipped.
• Stuck-task helper In-development: notices when you keep snoozing the same session, email, PR, or message and — after the 3rd time — offers a dismissible inbox nudge to start an AI session that interviews you about the resistance and helps you take a tiny first step.
• Supermail AI Filtering In-development: let AI read each new email in Supermail and triage it against a plain-language instruction you write — keeping, archiving, labeling, marking read, or starring it. Starts in preview mode (shows what it would do without touching anything) until you switch it to live; it never trashes mail, and it is cost-capped. Off by default.
• Supermail AI Summary In-development: a "Catch me up" AI summary in Supermail that reads an open conversation and summarizes it in two parts — what the thread has been about so far, then what the most recent email says. You choose whether it runs on a button or automatically when a thread opens, and you can edit the prompt it uses. Off by default, and cost-capped.
• Supermail Contact Groups In-development: name a reusable group of people once, then drop it into a Supermail recipient field (To/Cc/Bcc) to address everyone at once. Reads your existing Google Contacts groups (read-only) and lets you make quick device-local groups in the app; picking a group fills in each person as an individual, removable recipient. Off by default.
• Supermail Omniscio email consent In-development: when you Connect Google, also register an email-only Google consent with the Supermail backend so unified sign-in works fully without a second full sign-in. A precondition for moving Supermail into the Omniscio cloud. Headless and off by default; it needs the backend deploy configured before it does anything.
• Supermail Video Summary In-development: auto-detects Loom and Vimeo links in a Supermail message, pulls the video transcript (auto-transcribing the audio when no captions exist), and shows a short AI summary card in the message detail when you click into the message. Off by default, and cost-capped.
• Swarm In-development: give a goal to a lead agent that spawns and coordinates a pool of worker sessions, communicates via a per-swarm message board, and is capped by a per-swarm daily dollar budget and worker limit — it spawns paid sessions and is cost-capped. Off by default; hidden until shipped.
• Sync config to other AI CLIs In-development: install your custom MCP servers (and later instructions/skills) into the machine's other AI CLIs — Codex, Gemini, OpenCode, Cursor — so a server flagged to sync is registered with each tool.
• Tasks In-development parallel task system: a keyboard outliner whose rows render as real markdown. Hidden until shipped.
• Tasks delegation (AI does the task) In-development: hand a Tasks task to a background AI agent that drafts it and stops for your review, surfaced as a per-task delegation chip plus a draft-review modal. Hidden until shipped.
• Tasks side panel in Mission Control Docks a collapsible Tasks panel on the right edge of Mission Control so you can see your personal tasks alongside the board.
• Teach-by-Demonstration Recorder In-development: records what you do on Windows — clicks, keystrokes, and screen state — and turns the recording into a reusable AI skill that agents can replay on your behalf. Off by default; hidden until shipped.
• Team Chat In-development: a built-in team chat (channels + direct messages) for your company, delivered in real time to every device via the cloud — a Slack replacement inside Omniscio. Ships dark until the workspace is set up.
• Team Chat API Platform (OAuth2 third-party access) In-development: an OAuth2 authorization layer for the Team Chat messaging API, enabling third-party integrations to read and write messages with scoped access tokens. The 13 existing CLI routes (channels, messages, reactions, pins, search, etc.) already have Zod validation, pagination, and idempotency — this feature adds the OAuth2 auth surface for external consumption. Hidden until shipped.
• Team Library In-development: a members-only shelf where a teammate publishes a skill or saved prompt once and others install it. Cloud security rules are deployed and tested (org + self-serve workspace roots). Renderer data layer (library-client.ts) and list UI (TeamLibraryList.tsx) wired. Ready for final polish and release.
• Team plan card (per-seat Team subscription) In-development: shows the per-seat Team plan card on the Plan & Billing screen — a seat picker, a live $25/seat total, and an "Upgrade to Team" button. Held dark until the gateway has a live STRIPE_TEAM_PRICE_ID: without it every Team checkout returns "not available", so a customer would see a fully-priced offer they cannot buy. Reveal this flag as part of the Team go-live, together with the gateway price wiring. Off by default; hidden until shipped.
• Terminal command blocks Show visual command boundaries (check / cross per exit code) with fold, copy, and re-run per block. Requires the inbuilt terminal to be on.
• Test Regime Monitor In-development: a developer-tools panel that shows the end-to-end merge-gating + cloud-testing regime at a glance — each active branch's merge checks (running / passed / failed / stale) plus the cloud picture (fleet health, last master build + freshness, in-flight & recent cloud runs, and 24h spend). Read-only. Hidden until shipped.
• Time Tracker In-development: track time spent per hub and task — start/stop timers, review timesheets, and tally billable hours. Hidden until shipped.
• Trello Adds a "Trello" sidebar tab to view and manage your Trello boards — kanban columns, card detail, comments, checklists, labels — without leaving Omniscio. Connect with your Trello API key and token in Settings. In development.
• Trickle onboarding missions to new users In-development: the guided-mission suggestion cards. RETIRED from new users (owner 2026-08-26) — off by default, being replaced by the video-led onboarding cadence. The toggle stays live to turn the old mission cards back on with one setting flip.
• Trim unused snooze times In development: drop the snooze durations you never pick from the menu (after about a month), keeping the rest in the standard order. Off shows the full list.
• Try it free (run onboarding sessions on us) In-development: an onboarding choice that lets a new user run Claude Code (and later Codex) on company-provided API keys during setup — no personal key needed — with a small capped trial credit and a friendly "add your own key" prompt when it runs out. Off by default; inert until the company gateway keys are live.
• Unclaimed-Check capability (US unclaimed-property lookup) In-development: gives your agents a free "am I owed unclaimed money?" lookup. It installs the bundled unclaimed-check skill and a local search route that proxies each lookup through the Omniscio cloud gateway using your sign-in — no separate key, no cost, just rate-limited. Agent-only (no panel); off by default; hidden until shipped.
• Unified sidebar engine (V2) In-development internal rebuild: the hub sidebar and Needs-You render through the same engine the global Inbox already uses, instead of a separate session-row + navigation path. No visible change when on — it renders at parity with the legacy path. Hidden by default; enable it in Settings to preview.
• Universal AI Search One search box across every surface: type in plain language and get a single relevance-ranked list blending keyword and meaning-based (semantic) matches.
• Universal Command Palette In-development: opens a comprehensive, fuzzy-search command palette (Ctrl+Shift+P) that reaches every action, navigation hub, and setting in one keypress. Flag off = today's curated Quick Launch command tab (no regression). DevOnly while the catalog stabilises.
• Verdict panel In-development: a developer-tools panel that answers whether the verdict road is healthy, and where it is not, in ten seconds — one status sentence, six headline stats judged against a normal band, the road drawn as an eight-station line with its bottleneck marked, and one-click drill-downs into each station, the fleet, this box and the machinery. Every number carries its source and as-of time; a value nobody measured reads "no reading", never zero. Read in the main process from the broker’s own ledgers and the app’s readouts; read-only, no restart or rollback buttons. Hidden until shipped.
• Video Calls In-development: voice and video calling in Team Chat via LiveKit Cloud
• Voice "about to act" highlight In-development: when voice asks you to confirm an action (like sending a message or ending a thread), highlight the on-screen thread it will act on so you can see what you are confirming.
• Voice attachment indicator In-development: a small chip showing whether voice targets Omniscio (app-level) or a specific session, plus a per-utterance receipt of where each voice command actually went.
• Voice barge-in (experimental) In-development: interrupt the spoken AI response by talking over it. Reveals the barge-in controls + mic calibration in Voice settings. Not yet fully wired, so hidden by default.
• Voice conversation (Layer 2) In-development: talk back and forth with an AI assistant that has context about what is on screen, can grab more context, navigate the app, and (later) take actions on your behalf. Read-only in this build.
• Voiceprint Studio In-development: a studio in the sidebar that builds an email style guide in your WRITING voice (not audio). Tag your Sent mail, watch the AI re-draft a real email blind, judge it, and approve fixes that sharpen the guide you paste into any AI.
• Web-app verification (Obscura) Retired Web-app verification (Obscura) is retired as of 2026-09-19 — the verify_web_app tool no longer composes into a session, so there is nothing to turn on and no tool to advertise; the engine stays in the tree, unwired. This key is only the one-shot marker that the old "install Obscura" nudge has been seen, and it is now read by nothing.
• Weekday Reflection Nudge A once-per-weekday inbox nudge, at a random but timely moment, to reflect on what you just did and how an Omniscio agent could take more of it off your plate. "Let's talk about it" opens a chat that brainstorms and can hand off to the automation builder or Foundry. Off by default.
• Work in Flight (Worktree Ledger) Plain-language view of every workspace in flight, backed by the observed worktree ledger, with a Saved Work vault.
• Workflows In-development: build n8n/Zapier-style automations on a visual canvas — a trigger plus a graph of steps (deterministic actions and AI steps) that Omniscio runs for you.
• Workspace switcher In-development: a compact workspace switcher at the top of the Hubs sidebar. It lists every workspace you belong to (Personal first, then your organizations and chat workspaces) and switches which one the app is scoped to, which filters the sidebar to that workspace. Switch-only (no create or join); off by default; hidden until shipped.
• Write-time lint hook Format + lint each file an agent writes, feeding fixes back to the agent. Off by default.
• Writer Studio In-development: a standalone writing editor with saved documents, writing guidance, and (in later updates) inline AI editing, options, autocomplete, and a chat assistant.
• Writer Studio Setup Wizard A guided setup wizard for Writer Studio that walks users through writing preferences (creativity level, tone), showcases AI editing features, and helps create the first document. Off by default (in-development); turn it on with one setting flip once Writer Studio itself is revealed.
• Zoom API Connect your Zoom account to see meetings, recordings, and transcripts. In development.