AuraManager Update

July 16, 2026 — Two days after the first public release, this update focuses on polish, onboarding, and the surfaces that make AuraManager feel like a professional workbench: the home page, admin console, document sharing, and documentation.

Highlights

Home gets a real starting point

The home page now embeds the full chat panel and adds a step-by-step onboarding guide above it. New teams have a clear path from signup to their first agent task — no blank screens, no guessing where to start.

Admin console gets a professional look

The admin console has been redesigned with a clean blue-white theme. Behavior analytics now show clearer team activity insights. Managing agents, runtimes, and usage from the admin side feels like a polished product rather than a bolted-on dashboard.

Document sharing lands in workspace projects

Project documents now support public sharing links. Teams can share specs, runbooks, and meeting notes with external stakeholders without granting workspace access. Plus, agents can now upload documents and create markdown files directly in project docs.

Open platform docs go live

The open platform documentation site is now live at /docs/open-platform, with a dedicated page explaining how to connect AuraManager to external business tools. Both update and open-platform pages share the unified Fumadocs layout for consistent navigation.

Download page focuses on CLI first

The download page has been restructured to lead with CLI installation — the fastest path to a working daemon — while keeping desktop downloads accessible for macOS, Windows, and Linux. Navigation and footer now match the homepage for a consistent journey.

Everyday navigation is faster

High-frequency sidebar items are visually more prominent. Utility navigation is anchored at the bottom so settings, help, and logout are always in the same place. Terminal setup now auto-fills the AccessKey so device onboarding takes fewer steps.

What This Means

For managers, this update raises the baseline: the admin tools feel professional, document sharing reduces the friction of cross-team collaboration, and new members onboard faster with the home page guide and pre-filled setup keys.

For individual contributors, the home page is now a genuine starting point — chat, tasks, and guidance in one place. Document sharing and markdown creation make project docs useful for real work, not just reference.