AgentPMT

Development Updates

Aug 26, 2026

This update adds white-label embedded portals with a full admin control plane behind them, opens AstroBrowse to every signed-in account on the dashboard's Browser tab with one-action Tailscale setup, brings the main site's full sign-in options to every embed, adds promo code redemption next to Load Credits, and publishes four new skills to the public agent skills directory.

Here's what we shipped since our last update.

New Features

  • White-label embedded portals. Drop an unbranded AgentPMT portal straight into your own page, carrying your theme, with our name nowhere on it. A portal can expose product groups, Browser Fleet, and Account surfaces, and the page hosting it can close it again when your users are done.
  • An Embedded Portals admin area to run those portals end to end. Create one, choose which tabs and catalog entries it exposes, validate it, publish it, then disable, enable, archive, restore, or duplicate it later. Every published version is kept, so you can read back the revision history and see what a change will affect before you commit to it.
  • The full set of sign-in options now works everywhere you embed. White-label portals and workflow, product, bundle, and agent embeds all offer what the main site offers: password, email one-time code, signup, password reset, Google, and GitHub. Each embed keeps its own separate session.
  • AstroBrowse is open to every signed-in account. It sits on the dashboard's Browser tab with no separate access to request, and setup is one action: connect Tailscale, bind it to one of your Agent Groups, and the panel confirms the connection is ready before your first session starts.
  • Promo codes. Redeem one from a window next to Load Credits, and your balance and credit history update behind it without a reload.
  • New skills in the public agent skills directory. A Gmail skill that classifies your inbox, archives what doesn't need you, and sends an hourly Telegram digest. An AstroBrowse skill for driving an authenticated browser session.

Aug 14, 2026

This update adds credit pack purchases and automatic refills that can run off a saved card, rebuilds the Agent Builder as a full-width editor with a step picker that stays open across adds, makes agent remixes carry the full composition, and publishes four new skills to the public agent skills directory.

Here's what we shipped since our last update.

New Features

  • Load Credits now sits next to your balance. Pick a credit pack, see the total price and the discount attached to the larger tiers before you commit, and your balance updates once the purchase settles.
  • Auto-refill keeps your account topped up on its own. Choose a pack, set how many times it can refill inside a rolling window (new setups start at three times per seven days), and switch it on with a card you have already saved rather than running checkout a second time.
  • Four new skills in the public agent skills directory: a Pocket recordings and transcripts skill, a Plaud skill that syncs recordings into Google Drive, an agent builder skill, and a skill for AgentPMT docs and content.

Updates

  • The Agent Builder is now a full-width editor. Details sit on the left, name, description, and chat model, and what the agent is made of sits on the right, tools, workflows, and Agent Context, so you can see an entire agent at once. Switching between agents and creating new ones lives in My Agents.
  • The step picker stays open while you add. Attach several tools or workflows in one session without losing your place in the catalog, with every row you have added marked as added and keyboard focus left on the control you activated.
  • Remixing an agent copies its full composition: products, workflows, Agent Context documents, system prompt, and chat model settings, in the order the source agent had them. If an entry could not be carried across, the remix says which one and why.
  • Notifications stack instead of landing on top of each other, so a session that raises several at once stays readable. They are announced to screen readers as well.
  • Connecting a credential takes one less step when your account has a single Agent Group, because the connection is attached for you.
  • The first request after a quiet stretch is faster, with a live instance kept warm rather than started on demand.