Polymath Zero

What’s new

Changelog

Updated as features ship. Older entries are not removed.

May 2026
v0.7294 — Work Execution Surface, Sprint Board, Analytics
  • —Complete redesign of the case screen — three-column layout: command surface, execution stream, right rail
  • —Plan / Work toggle with permission policy visible before every run
  • —Execution stream shows ordered steps from the live agent, not a chat feed
  • —Plan output — Intent, Approach, Proposed Changes, Risks, Effort rendered after planning runs
  • —Inner navigation: Work, Sessions, Evidence, Terminal, Context without leaving the case
  • —Sprint Board: velocity tracking, burndown chart, capacity management
  • —Analytics: case throughput, resolution time trends, session effectiveness, failure alerts
  • —Task approval: inline approve/reject for tasks awaiting operator sign-off
  • —CLI: new zero watch and zero logs commands
  • —Fix: permission policy directives no longer trigger agent injection detection
  • —Fix: SPA routing — direct URL navigation no longer returns raw JSON
  • —Fix: pre-commit hook enforces cargo check + tsc --noEmit on every commit
May 2026
Windows + Ubuntu support
  • —Zero now available on Windows (10 and later) and Ubuntu (20.04 and later)
  • —All three platforms ship the same local API, session model, and proof gate
  • —Download builds for all platforms from the console dashboard
May 2026
Structured Work — expanded scope
  • —Product scope expanded: Zero now tracks bugs, features, refactors, epics, investigations, and greenfield projects
  • —Work item types: bug, feature, refactor, investigation, epic, greenfield
  • —GitHub milestone import for epics (planned)
  • —Updated documentation: Work types guide, epics guide
  • —Site launched publicly
April 2026
Initial early access
  • —Case state machine: OPEN → INVESTIGATING → IMPLEMENTING → VERIFYING → RESOLVED
  • —Proof gate: RESOLVED blocked until verified evidence is attached
  • —Session logging: every session records hypothesis, tool calls, diffs, and test output
  • —Regression memory: local index of resolved cases, searchable by symptom
  • —GitHub issue import: pull issues directly into cases
  • —Desktop app — macOS, Windows, Ubuntu (Tauri + Rust backend)
  • —Local HTTP API at localhost:7878
  • —Case memory files: structured markdown in your workspace
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