Release notes

Pipeline mode is for bigger asks: research, docs, decks, and multi-step work. In this release, the plan you review is the plan that actually runs — so you spend less time fixing wrong-direction output.

When something is unclear, MasterNode asks focused clarifying questions. When your prompt is already specific, it skips the quiz and shows the plan ready for Approve & Run or Cancel. As you answer, the outline updates live so you can see scope change before agents start.

Presentation deliverables now follow that approved outline and subject. The finished deck should match what you requested — title, sections, and emphasis — instead of drifting into an unrelated template.

Smaller polish: model provider logos (including Groq and OpenRouter) show up more clearly in usage views, and the current app version appears in Settings → Help & support and in the site footer.

The public site should feel like the product: home, pricing, docs, solutions, blog, and about now follow your light or dark preference instead of forcing dark mode.

Getting into a workspace is faster too. Sign in or sign up with Google (and other connected providers) alongside email and password — useful for teams that already live in Google Workspace.

Product news lives here on Release notes. The old Status page redirects here, so customers and prospects always land on what’s shipping — not an empty ops page.

The sidebar account menu is reorganized for everyday use: open personalization and profile without leaving chat, jump to plans without losing your thread, and find Help in one place.

Keyboard shortcuts are available from Help or with ⌘ / (Mac) / Ctrl + / (Windows). The reference is grouped into general navigation and in-chat actions, with Mac and Windows key labels.

When something feels wrong, Report a bug opens a short in-app form. You don’t need to draft an email — your page and conversation context are included when available.

Ambiguous prompts used to burn a full parallel run before anyone noticed the scope was wrong. Pipeline mode can now ask a few clarifying questions about format, depth, and audience first.

You choose from clear option cards. Those answers feed the plan so agents start with an agreed direction — fewer wasted runs and fewer “that’s not what I meant” moments.

MasterNode figures out what you want back — a document, slides, code, a spreadsheet, or an image — before it chooses how to work.

Writing tasks such as case studies, syllabi, and research briefs come back as readable prose you can scan in chat. Build and coding requests still use the full agent pipeline.

The same routing applies when you continue a thread, so follow-ups stay on the path you started — document stays document, slides stay slides.

Not every ask needs a long multi-agent run. For focused write-ups and decks, MasterNode can deliver in the thread: polished markdown, optional Word or PDF download, and themed PowerPoint cards you can preview and save.

That means less waiting when a single deliverable is enough — and you still have Pipeline when the job is larger or needs parallel agents.

Pipeline mode shows a structured plan card before agents run: what will be covered, what deliverable you’ll get, and how the work will be split.

Confirm to start, or stay in normal chat if you’re still exploring. You’re in control of direction and spend before the swarm begins.

From Settings → Integrations, connect the tools your team already uses. Each workspace keeps its own secure credentials — nothing is shared across tenants.

Use chat and tasks to trigger n8n automations, push design work into Canva, edit in Google Docs, or update Notion pages as MasterNode produces output.

When agents produce code, MasterNode can validate it with static checks and optional sandboxed runs — so you catch issues before you try the project locally.

Teams get clearer scores and issue lists instead of guessing whether generated work is safe to open.

Chat got a layout refresh: easier message threads, a tidier sidebar for recents, and Help grouped where you expect it.

When answers use the web, sources appear in a panel with citations you can open. If a pipeline run is interrupted, you can resume from chat without digging through Tasks.

Upgrade, manage invoices, and open the customer portal without emailing support. Business workspaces also get product and SDLC views for organizing delivery work across phases.

Local tryouts and cloud workspaces stay aligned so your team evaluates MasterNode the same way you’ll run it day to day.

Sign in with a normal account, invite your organization, and keep each workspace isolated. Free, Pro, and Enterprise plans unlock the features each team needs.

API keys and prepaid usage metering make model spend visible — without sharing one fragile key across the company.