What has changed, what we’re testing, and where Amphra stands. Internal previews are not public releases.
Website update
A new home for recurring work
A redesigned website introduces Amphra’s direction: organize the work you repeat, keep what you learn, and build a foundation for AI workflow automation.
Amphra’s English wordmark is now the sole brand mark.
Scripted examples cover competitor notes, form response preparation, and weekly reports.
A new Resources section brings together practical guides, PCI essays, and this changelog.
The website demonstration uses supplied text. It does not run live AI, research the web, fill browser forms, or schedule tasks.
The internal desktop build adds a canvas-level conversation for bounded text work. A request can produce a short sequence of text results, and a follow-up can revise an existing result.
Text results and their revision history remain visible on the canvas.
A running text task can be stopped.
Conversation and result history can be read again after restarting the app.
These paths were checked in the installed Mac build with a live model provider. Broader user evaluation is still pending. This is not a public download or a release of external app automation.
Internal Mac preview
A canvas to keep the work together
The canvas baseline completed internal acceptance: create and edit nodes, connect related work, and organize nodes into groups.
Canvas changes save locally and reopen with the workspace.
Revision history preserves earlier states for inspection and restoration.
This established the foundation for subsequent text-work previews. It did not add autonomous workflows or scheduled execution.