Roadmap

Account security

Stronger sign-in, and more control over where you are signed in.

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Two-factor authentication
One-time codes from an authenticator app (TOTP). Available to everyone, required for super admins.
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Sessions you can see and close
Web sessions expire after a period of inactivity. My account lists your open sessions, and you can sign out of any of them.
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Audit log in the interface
Who changed a role, a token or a setting, and when, readable by administrators.

Less work for the person who runs the server.

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Monitoring
A /metrics endpoint for Prometheus and similar tools, next to the existing /healthz and /readyz, and an instance health page with system alerts.
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arm64 image
The published image for ARM servers, not only x86-64.
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Even simpler backups
Backups are already verified, can be encrypted and copied off-site. Setting them up should take fewer steps.

More choice of models, and more ways to go back.

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More providers with automatic pricing
Costs are estimated automatically for Claude models only; for other models, you enter the price per million tokens. More providers will come with their prices.
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Restore a page version
View, compare and restore an earlier version of a page from the interface. The Git history is already there; this makes it one click.
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Undo one page of a tidy-up pass
A pass is undone as a whole today. Undoing a single page would keep the rest of the pass.
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Publish the bench’s results
The scenarios of the bench that measures the tidy-up are already public; publish its results too, to compare models and prompts in the open.
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Subscription CLIs under a separate account
Run Claude Code and Codex under their own system account, apart from the worker.

A smoother first hour for a new team.

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Create the repository from Synaptane
Create the Git repository of a new space on GitHub or GitLab without leaving Synaptane.
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Default role, then groups
A default role for the members of an organization, then groups to give access to several spaces at once.
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Guided first steps
A checklist that follows a new space until its first tidy-up.

For teams that would rather not run a server.

Depending on what people ask for.

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Imports
From Obsidian, Notion, Confluence or a zip of Markdown files, attachments included.
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Slack and Microsoft Teams
Search and save notes from team chat, without going through an assistant.
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Editor with preview, and diagrams
A preview while editing, and Mermaid diagrams in pages.
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Ask questions in the web interface
Answers with sources, for people who do not use an AI assistant.
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Capture by email
Forward an email to a space, and it lands in the inbox.