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What's shipped

Every release since we turned the agents on.

piMark has been running as a working product since March 2026, in private preview, with a small number of teams. This is the real release history — including the parts we shipped small and iterated on.

v0.1 March 3, 2026

Six agents, first light

  • Boss, Analyst, Hustler, Writer, Wildcard and Observer running end to end on internal test brands.
  • Manual approval only — every draft required a human click to move forward.
  • Core content calendar and drafting workspace.
v0.2 March 17, 2026

Governance guardrails

  • Per-brand guardrail rules for tone, banned claims and compliance flags.
  • Observer agent begins pressure-testing every draft against guardrails before it reaches a reviewer.
  • Tamper-evident audit log for every agent action.
v0.3 March 31, 2026

Discover opportunity engine (beta)

  • Discover surfaces the next best content move from your own performance data.
  • Analyst agent wired into Discover recommendations with a one-line rationale attached.
  • Cost ledger tracking LLM spend per brand.
v0.4 April 14, 2026

Roundtable deliberation

  • Live six-agent Roundtable — agents debate a content decision in view of the human reviewer.
  • Kill switches added at agent, channel and account level.
  • Faster draft generation via Writer agent prompt improvements.
v0.5 April 28, 2026

Campaign automation suite, phase one

  • Email journeys and simple automation sequences.
  • Landing page builder, early version.
  • Contacts and segments foundation.
v0.6 May 12, 2026

Foresight, directional audience predictions

  • Foresight scoring on LinkedIn and blog drafts — explicitly labeled directional, not predictive.
  • Approval modes added: full-review, supervised, and a first version of autopilot.
  • Brand voice profile onboarding flow.
v0.7 May 26, 2026

Multi-brand workspaces

  • Manage more than one brand from a single account, each with isolated guardrails and calendars.
  • Wildcard per-channel adaptation logic expanded across LinkedIn, X and blog.
  • Improved audit log filtering and export.
v0.8 June 9, 2026

Autopilot content sprints (private beta)

  • Autopilot mode: agents run a bounded sprint of drafts inside your approval boundaries, unattended.
  • Hustler repurposing suggestions — turn one post into three formats.
  • Cost ledger alerts when a brand nears its configured spend limit.
v0.9 June 23, 2026

Forms and email sending

  • Landing page forms wired into contacts and segments.
  • First outbound email-sending integration, rolling out to early-access accounts.
  • Observer guardrail rules expanded with per-industry claim and compliance categories.
v0.10 July 7, 2026

OAuth publishing, first channel

  • LinkedIn one-click publish live for connected accounts — the first channel to ship.
  • Analytics: engagement data pulled back in from connected LinkedIn accounts.
  • Governance: per-channel approval-mode overrides.
v0.11 July 21, 2026

Foresight v2

  • Foresight scoring extended to email subject lines and ad copy variants.
  • Confidence bands added to scores, reinforcing that Foresight is directional, not a forecast.
  • Discover recommendations now factor in Foresight scores.
v0.12 August 4, 2026

Second OAuth channel: X

  • X (Twitter) one-click publish added alongside LinkedIn.
  • Wildcard per-channel formatting rules updated for X's post format.
  • Roundtable transcripts now exportable to the audit log.
v0.13 August 18, 2026

Team roles and permissions

  • Role-based access control: admin, reviewer and contributor roles per workspace.
  • Groundwork laid for SSO, tracked separately on the roadmap.
  • Faster Observer review turnaround via parallel guardrail checks.
v0.14 · latest August 28, 2026

Private preview polish

  • Onboarding rebuilt around brand voice setup, now under 15 minutes.
  • Audit log search and per-agent activity filters.
  • Bug fixes across scheduling and calendar sync.

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The changelog shows what's shipped. The roadmap shows what's building and what's next — including the honest, bounded items.

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