Changelog

What changed in Zihin.

Product milestones, month by month — in human language, not endpoint language.

June 2026

  1. Release

    Zihin Chat — native app to operate with your agents

    chat.zihin.ai is live: an installable app (PWA) where each agent is a contact. Organized conversations (unread and pinned), rich replies (tables, receipts and quick-reply buttons), human approvals right in the chat, and proactive notifications that deep-link to the conversation. Per-agent opt-in — you choose which agents your team can reach.

  2. Feature

    No-code integrations — n8n, Zapier, Activepieces and Paperclip

    Official connectors for the main no-code platforms, all on a single core. Invoke a governed agent — with your account's quota, RBAC and audit — straight from your flow, no code required. Streaming and async triggers included.

  3. Feature

    OpenRouter — 100+ models with your own key

    Connect your OpenRouter account and unlock 100+ models on the platform, with cost reported by the provider itself. Switch models without rewriting the agent — and with no markup from us on usage.

  4. Feature

    Per-agent spend cap — stops before it blows the budget

    Set a dollar limit per agent. When it reaches the cap, the agent stops on its own — even when running on your own key. Cost predictability without having to watch usage.

  5. Feature

    Action approvals — one member approves what another triggers

    New governance rules on top of human-in-the-loop: you define the scope of actions that require approval and let one user approve another's action, right in the chat. Accountability between people, not just between person and agent.

May 2026

  1. Feature

    Session Control — pause, intervene and block without touching the agent

    Five new levers to control attendance without editing the agent: suspend a specific conversation, take over manually replying through the agent's own channel, cancel an in-progress turn (loop or wrong answer), block a contact across all your tenant's agents, and view a contact's aggregated cross-session history. No quota cost when control blocks.

  2. Feature

    Builder Agent — edit your agents by chatting with AI

    Builder Chat is now an AI agent that understands your agents' configuration and proposes validated changes. You describe what you want to adjust — persona, tools, triggers, MCP servers, security policies, skills, workflow, database connections — and Builder creates proposals you approve with one click. Each proposal is validated before becoming a real change, and nothing applies without your confirmation.

  3. Feature

    Long-term memory — agents remember contacts across sessions

    Agent memory is now persistent and cross-session: what it learns about a contact in one conversation is available in the next, even days later. You choose which agents need long-term memory (continuous support, follow-up, customer profile) and which don't (one-shot tasks, public agents without a fixed identity) — per-agent control, without affecting the others.

April 2026

  1. ReleasePublic beta

    Public site launched in beta

    New routes (/sobre, /contato, /seguranca), LGPD consent banner, legal pages (terms, privacy, cookies) and SEO foundations (sitemap, JSON-LD). Ready for organic traffic.

  2. Feature

    Workroom: live sessions and replay

    Every execution event now streams tenant-wide via SSE. Full replay of past sessions, with phases, tool calls and per-call latencies.

  3. Feature

    Zihin Tunnel in production

    First pilot client connected via Tunnel. Outbound WebSocket, on-premise credentials, zero open ports on the client's firewall.

  4. Feature

    Multi-agent with team memory

    An agent can invoke another agent via the invoke_agent tool. Shared memory across agents in the same pipeline. Depth limit controlled by policy.

API changes, endpoint by endpoint, live in the technical changelog: docs.zihin.ai/reference/changelog