Changelog

What changed in Moneypenny, newest first.

1 November 2026

Factory runs have no limits of their own, show their counts and each chat’s newest message, send follow-up work to the chat that knows the code, and close a finished run’s worktrees with one button.
Each recorded browser test lands in the chat as a result card with its verdict, failing step and recordings. Only passing recordings count as proof.
Long bot and run chats fold into their summary by themselves, a marker shows where word-for-word memory begins, and bots can search their history.
Bots and factory runs keep notebooks, and bots can tidy, compact and clear the chats they started.
Moneypenny asks before closing a worktree with uncommitted changes.
The Mac app starts Moneypenny again after Quit in the menu bar, and asks before installing an update where you are working.

Each factory run has its own chat. Bots queue messages, watch background work, and support /compact.

Bots start and follow coding chats, chats can be invited into other chats, bots get a terminal, and software factories arrive.

Each bot gets its own browser, signed in by you.
Every agent is held to its subscription: API keys are removed and turns that would bill an API are stopped.
Set up a Mac from the Mac app, without a terminal.

Archive chats and remove projects from the sidebar, and open chat images full screen.

Agents can answer with pages: charts, tables and mockups drawn inside their replies.
Queued messages, scheduled prompts, and push notifications when agents finish.

Plans and billing through Creem, with refunds of a first payment within 14 days.
The composer styles markdown as you type.
Claude’s background watchers stay alive, and Stop ends every command an agent started.

Every place in the web app has its own address, and the screen can stay on while agents work.

Notes become a board with coloured cards and checklists agents can work through.
Coding chats on OpenCode with a Go model.

A redesign: tool calls in the transcript, Home as the new-chat screen, an organised sidebar and proof steps.