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A few clients had been reporting an intermittent blank page in their dashboards over the last week. The kind of bug you hate: random, no reliable reproduction, dev console shows a single ugly stack trace from minified React internals, nothing in our logs. Refresh and the page comes back. Until
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Yesterday's release gave you a live status board for your AI team. The catch (which we knew about, and were already working on) was that "live" was a stretch. You still had to refresh the page to see anything new. v2.1.13 fixed that for
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One of the quiet frustrations of managing a team of AI employees has always been the same as managing a team of remote humans: you can't really tell who's working on what without going to ask. The dashboard showed you who was on your team. It
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When you pick up the phone to your AI employee and there's a three-second silence before they reply, the illusion breaks. You're no longer talking to a colleague. You're talking to a chatbot with a voice. The pause tells you everything you need to
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What's new A small but practical release. One new feature you'll see in the sidebar, two bugs squashed, and a tidier auth page. New: Admin Settings — set your own daily email limit Up to now, every Geta.Team instance was capped at 25 outbound emails per
Engineering
v2.1.8 ships one big new thing — Clone Employee — plus three fixes we caught while testing it. Quick run-through. Clone Employee You can now duplicate an employee from the dashboard kebab menu. Click Clone, give the copy a name, and you get a brand-new employee with the same skills,
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v2.1.7 is a release with one big plumbing job, one quiet cleanup, and a sweep of dashboard fixes that mostly close papercuts you already noticed but never reported. The biggest item is GPT-5+ models on direct-to-OpenAI custom_llm — which sounds like a one-line param swap and was actually
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v2.1.6 closes a chain of four bugs that all looked the same from the outside — "I started a fresh chat and the old conversation came back" — but had four completely different root causes. We found them while investigating one report, then kept pulling the thread until
Engineering
v2.1.5 is the biggest reliability sprint we've shipped this quarter. Fourteen fixes and small features, almost all in service of "the thing should do what it looked like it was doing." Two of them are structural enough to call out before the line-item tour.
Engineering
Two days after v2.1.1 shipped the OpenAI Codex integration, Codex pushed an auto-update. Two days after that, we started getting reports of employees going silent on the first user message. No response, no error in the UI, just a quiet [TERMINAL-EXIT] in the logs two seconds after the
Product
Version 2.1.1 adds a third AI engine to the platform. OpenAI Codex, powered by GPT-5.4, now sits alongside Claude and OpenCode as a fully integrated CLI provider. This release also includes connectivity fixes across 13 skills, environment cleanup, and a default behavior change for new employees. OpenAI
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This is the biggest release since we launched. Geta.Team v2.1.0 ships Team Collaboration, a complete MFA overhaul, mail search, a redesigned employee catalog, and a stack of fixes that make the platform meaningfully more reliable. Here's everything that changed. Team Collaboration: Shared Folders + Employee Delegation