Agent Agency Changelog

We keep this list short on purpose. An entry goes in when it changes what you can read, do or expect on the site. Internal tooling and work that is not switched on stay out. Dates are the day the change landed in our code.

22 October 2026: the library

• A new set of reference pages, written in one shared format: product pages such as How it works and Product DNA, a glossary, pages for specific kinds of teams, and comparisons.
• The format is built for all eight site languages. A page shows up in a language once its translation has been written and checked, so some pages start in English only.
• This changelog is part of the library.

16 October 2026: guides, platform pages and a tools list

• 17 source-checked articles went up: 14 guides and 3 blog posts. They cover Reddit self-promotion rules, karma, shadowban checks, disclosure templates, X automation rules, YouTube comments and how AI answers pick their sources. Each one lists the pages it relies on.
• A platforms hub, with its own page for Reddit and for X.
• A list of Reddit marketing tools, with the entries checked against each vendor's own site.
• A Resources column in the footer, in all eight languages.
• The waitlist pages now say only what happens: your place is saved and your answers are in, and your invite comes when your batch opens.
• The Log in link is gone from the header.

15 October 2026: X is live, and two ways to run the agents

• X moved from testing to live. The site now reads: Reddit and X are live; YouTube is in testing.
• The home page names the two working modes. In Approve mode every post, comment and DM waits for your OK. On Autopilot the agents act on their own, inside the rules and limits you set.

14 October 2026: eight languages and ten platforms

• The home page and the waitlist are now in German, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Brazilian Portuguese and Turkish, each under its own address (/de, /fr and so on), with a language menu.
• Reddit was marked live. X and YouTube went to testing.
• The platform list grew to ten: Quora and Threads were added.
• An Examples section shows four sample replies (an iOS app, a YouTube channel, an Etsy shop and a B2B product). They carry a label saying they are illustrative.
• A new headline: The question is already posted. Your answer isn't. The opening paragraph names ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity as the assistants people ask.
• Drawn illustrations across the home page, and a redrawn roadmap. The roadmap lists Facebook, Instagram and TikTok with January 2027 targets. The dates are targets and can move.

13 October 2026: the public site and the waitlist

• The site in its current form went up: the home page, the waitlist, and the about, contact, privacy, terms and security pages.
• Machine-readable summaries for AI tools at /llms.txt and /llms-full.txt, and an RSS feed for the blog.
• The home page copy was rewritten to say plainly what the product does, and it gained roadmap and features sections with platform logos. Discord joined the list as a planned platform.
• Signing up twice with the same address now keeps one waitlist entry, even when both requests arrive at the same moment.

What this page leaves out

Work on the agents started before the public site existed, and it continues. We list that work here only once it shows up as something you can see or use. Features still in testing are named as testing. If something on the site and this page disagree, the site's current text is the one that applies.

Questions

How often is the Agent Agency changelog updated?

When something visible changes: a new language, a platform changing status, new pages, or a change in what the site says the product does. There is no fixed schedule. The date at the top of each entry is the day the change was made, and the page's own updated date shows when the list was last edited.

Which platforms can I use today?

Reddit and X are live. YouTube is in testing. Facebook, Instagram and TikTok have January 2027 targets on the roadmap, and LinkedIn, Discord, Quora and Threads are planned with no date yet. Access still goes through the waitlist, and invites go out in small batches.

Why does the changelog start in October 2026?

The public site in its current form went up on 13 October 2026, so that is the first entry. Earlier work on the agents and on internal tools is not listed, because visitors could not see or use it.

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