Shipping in public
Follow the thinking behind new releases, reliability improvements, launch readiness work, and the workflows we are tightening around remote development.
Launch notes, feature explanations, and product updates written to explain what shipped and why.
ServerDesk opens to the public. Full SFTP/SSH workspace, Monaco editor, terminal, file tree, git sidebar, and Robbie AI all live in one cloud IDE with no local setup required.
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Robbie now spots likely issues before you ask by scanning the existing sanitized workspace snapshot for deterministic signals such as failed commands, unhealthy containers, deployment failures, risky Git changes, and alerting infrastructure state.
Read article →Robbie provenance links now resolve deeper into terminal output, loaded logs, deployment runs, database query history, metrics alerts, and process rows, while the internal debug panel records whether each jump was exact, section-level, or fallback.
Read article →Robbie can now link answers to exact workspace targets, including files and ranges, selected Git changes, deployment runs, containers, database objects, WordPress installs, and focused metrics sections, while inline citations keep those jumps close to the answer itself.
Read article →Robbie answers can now point back to concrete workspace evidence through sanitized provenance anchors, clickable evidence chips, ignored-provider hints, and compact operational timelines, without changing the single AI request flow.
Read article →Robbie now verifies how it should answer before the single AI request is sent, clustering evidence, flagging contradictions, estimating unsupported-answer risk, and optionally showing a concise trust summary in investigation workflows.
Read article →Robbie now sees deeper runtime infrastructure, database, metrics, and deployment state from the existing workspace UI, with redacted samples, richer invalidation coverage, and an internal debug panel for staging and development.
Read article →Robbie now sees richer repository state, search intent and results, and diagnostics context with cache invalidation hooks, secret-aware filtering, and command-failure summaries while keeping the same frontend-to-backend AI contract.
Read article →Robbie’s context engine now captures richer Explorer, editor, and terminal state with safer snippets, project markers, command history, provider metadata, truncation signals, and debug inspection support without changing the AI backend contract.
Read article →Robbie now assembles workspace context through a central context engine with typed providers, caching, provider priorities, conflict tracking, and Studio-aware context without changing the backend AI routing.
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ServerDesk Studio reaches production quality with stronger template discovery, explicit save and sync recovery states, markdown support, polished share pages, and a safer browser-project workflow from first edit to public fork.
Read article →Create new files from scratch without a name. When you're ready to save, a Save As dialog prompts for a destination path and filename — then uploads via SFTP.
Read article →Robbie gains deep workspace awareness: AiSidebar V2 with three-tab layout, dismissable context chips, 8 file action cards, conversation history, and an AI usage meter.
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Jira tasks surface inside the IDE. Select a task, prepare context, review changes against acceptance criteria, generate commits, and open PRs — all without leaving the editor.
Read article →Ten specialist AI agents — Robbie, Mason, Ava, Dexter, Nina, Oscar, Ellie, Leo, Iris, and Finn — each get a unique SVG icon, colour, and role. They surface in the Robbie panel and on Jira action buttons.
Read article →Every unfinished feature in the product now has a polished FeaturePreviewCard instead of a blank page or dead toast. The Labs page surfaces 12 upcoming features with honest In Development / Planned badges.
Read article →Launch notes, workflow breakdowns, and product updates that explain how ServerDesk is evolving in public.
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