Changelog

#Documents shaped to your own template

You choose the structure every document in a library follows, and FusedFrames writes to it every time. A runbook and a guide for a new starter no longer have to look the same.

There is a sensible default if you would rather not decide.

#Steps you can read

A recording now reads like instructions someone could follow, written from the work itself. Anyone can pick it up, not just the person who did the job.

#Recording on Windows

FusedFrames now records on Windows, and it works just as it does on a Mac.

#Permissions you build yourself

Roles are no longer fixed. Keep the built-in ones or build your own, so people reach what they need and nothing else. Devices, libraries and recording rules each carry their own choice of who can see them.

#Free for individuals

There are three plans. Individual is free and covers the desktop app on your own computer. Team brings your documentation together across devices, and Enterprise adds room to grow, security and support.

AI usage is billed at what it costs us with nothing added on top, and devices are billed only for the time they are active. Top up automatically so your balance does not run out, or bring your own provider key.

#The same look as your dashboard

The Mac app and the dashboard now follow the same layout. Everything sits in the same place in both, so you always know where to look.

#Faster recordings

A recording now forms significantly faster. There is far less waiting between finishing a job and reading the steps in the recording.

#Upgraded map filtering

Creating a filter or querying your workflow and document maps is significantly improved. You get finer control and a wider scope, so you can pick out exactly what you want to see.

#An easier and faster dashboard

The dashboard is easier to use and faster throughout, so pages open quickly and everyday work takes less effort.

#AI agents that stop guessing

The agent answering a customer or writing up a contract renewal no longer has to work from whatever fits in a prompt. It can find the document that covers the customer's situation and follow the steps.

#The API keys you already use

Agents connect with the same API keys you create in the dashboard or the Mac app, just as the CLI and the API do. Each key sets the libraries it can read and whether it can open the source recordings behind them, so you can connect as many agents as you need at once.

#Documentation written from real work

Written documentation is only ever what someone remembered to write down. FusedFrames writes from what your team actually does, so the know-how comes from everyone rather than sitting in one person's head.

#Reasoning provided with each recording

It asks a question only when a recording contains a decision the steps cannot explain. The judgement you would lose writing it up afterwards is saved alongside the work.

#Documentation that never goes stale

Record the same task again and the document updates itself. The odd cases nobody thinks to write down are captured the first time somebody hits one.

#Libraries your team reads from

Documents are grouped into libraries, and each library writes straight away, waits for your approval or pauses, whichever you prefer.

#Access for your AI agents

A read-only API gives your AI agents access to your libraries and the documents in them. The CLI brings the same to your terminal, and both are available on every plan.