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2.4
v2.4June 2, 2026
Shipped
Parallel tracks, watched live
The company now fans out further and shows its work — you can watch every track run without ever being pulled in.
2 New2 Improved1 Fixed
- Live work view: watch every track, review, and deploy happen in real time, on an opt-in basis.
- Up to six build tracks now run in parallel per goal, with automatic dependency sequencing.
- Planning now resolves ambiguous decisions up front, so you're asked once instead of mid-build.
- Faster cold starts on new sandboxes — first agent picks up work noticeably sooner.
- Resolved a rare case where a rolled-back track left a stale status badge in the work view.
2.3
v2.3May 15, 2026
Shipped
Self-review gates everywhere
Nothing reaches you — or production — without passing the company's own review. Review is now a gate, not a suggestion.
1 New2 Improved1 Fixed
- Mandatory self-review gate between build and deploy, scored against the original plan's acceptance criteria.
- Review feedback now loops back to the building agent automatically before escalating to you.
- Clearer deploy logs: each step is labeled with the track and agent that produced it.
- Fixed an edge case where two tracks editing adjacent files could produce a noisy merge.
2.2
v2.2April 28, 2026
Shipped
Operate after ship
'Done' now means deployed and operating. The company keeps your product healthy after it goes live, not just until it ships.
2 New1 Improved1 Fixed
- Post-deploy operation: health checks and monitoring start from the first request, automatically.
- Overnight watch: the company re-attempts transient failures and surfaces only what needs your call.
- Infrastructure provisioning is now idempotent across retries, so re-runs are safe by default.
- Corrected uptime reporting that briefly under-counted requests during a deploy swap.
2.1
v2.1April 9, 2026
Shipped
Isolation by construction
Every track now runs in its own sandbox by default. Failures contain to their track and roll back cleanly.
1 New2 Improved1 Fixed
- Per-track sandboxes: filesystem and process isolation for every unit of work.
- Capability grants are now explicit — no agent has ambient authority it wasn't given.
- Rollbacks are faster and no longer block neighboring tracks.
- Fixed a leak where a cancelled track could hold a sandbox lease longer than intended.
2.0
v2.0March 18, 2026
Shipped
Be the only human
The release that defines Aria: direct a company of agents by outcome. Set a goal, walk away, meet a live product.
2 New1 Improved
- Outcome-first goals: describe what you want in plain language and the company plans the rest.
- End-to-end builds: plan → parallel build → self-review → deploy to a real URL, with one human in the loop.
- Plans are now explicit and reviewable before any code is written.

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What the company shipped.

Every version, in order.

Parallel tracks, watched live

Self-review gates everywhere

Operate after ship

Isolation by construction

Be the only human

The next release is already in progress.

What the company shipped.

Every version, in order.

Parallel tracks, watched live

Self-review gates everywhere

Operate after ship

Isolation by construction

Be the only human

The next release is already in progress.