What changed in Player One

Platform and admin updates from 29 April to 22 May 2026, newest first. See the latest updates.

Admin tools

More customer instance headroom and smoother service connections

Customer instances now have more breathing room, connected-service logins are more reliable, and the admin cluster view shows more useful information about each node.

Featured update
More room for customer instances
Customer tenants now have a higher RAM ceiling and slightly bumped CPU allowances. In practice that means fewer slowdowns under heavier workloads and more headroom before anything has to be tuned by hand.
Improvement
Disk usage on cluster nodes
The admin dashboard cluster page now shows disk usage alongside CPU and memory so you can spot nodes running out of space before they cause problems.
Improvement
Instance type per node
Each cluster node card now shows its instance type - the underlying machine size - making it easier to understand why one node feels different from the others.
Improvement
Faster node triage
Together the disk and instance-type info make it much easier to triage a struggling node without leaving Player One.
Improvement
Cloud storage sync foundation
Each tenant can now have its own dedicated cloud storage sync helper running alongside the agent, as the foundation for connecting Google Drive or Dropbox to a workspace.
Improvement
Tighter sync health checks
The system now checks more carefully that this sync helper is healthy so any issue is picked up quickly.
Improvement
Smoother OAuth callbacks
When a tenant connects a service that uses OAuth, the return trip after approval now lands in the right place every time instead of stalling on a blank page in some setups.
Improvement
Editable Relay settings
Admins can now edit Relay configuration directly rather than needing a redeploy, making it easier to fix typos, swap credentials or change settings without disruption.
Fix
Admin reads from cluster nodes
An issue with how the admin panel reads data from cluster nodes was fixed so the new disk and instance-type info shows up reliably instead of failing silently.
Fix
Internal URL references
A couple of gateway URL references were cleaned up so internal services point at the right place.
Major release

Automations got much stronger

Flowdown is now easier to write, safer to run and more useful for real business automations. This release also added a Messaging hub, smoother voice, better workspace file viewing and cleaner sidebar behaviour.

Featured update
Flowdown grows up
Flows can now be written as plain business processes, then run as dependable automations with safer triggers, clearer history and better recovery.
New
Plain-English Flowdown
Flow files now read like process descriptions instead of technical scripts, so automations are easier to write, review and maintain.
New
More reliable flow runs
Written processes now run through a safer build-and-run path, making automations steadier and easier to troubleshoot.
New
Better integrations for flows
Flows now have a clearer way to connect with outside systems, with a better management surface in the app.
Improvement
Safer automation triggers
Scheduled and event-based automations are now less likely to run while work is still unfinished.
New
Starter flow library
Examples for support email review, cancellation triage, lead qualification, invoice approval, new hire setup and weekly client reports.
New
Messaging hub
A Manage page now shows connected Telegram, Slack, Discord and other channels, with last-active status and disconnect controls.
Improvement
Voice stability
Voice dictation no longer drops out on longer replies, with better silence detection and crash handling.
Improvement
Workspace code viewer
Code files open in a syntax-highlighted viewer/editor instead of plain text.
Improvement
Tidier sidebar
Pinned chats are separate from recent activity, and noisy bracket prefixes were removed from chat titles.
Fix
Quality fixes
A number of reliability fixes landed across flows, plugins, startup behaviour, skill handling and prompt cards.
Admin tools

2FA recovery from the admin dashboard

A small but useful admin update: owners can now help locked-out users directly from the dashboard.

Featured update
Disable 2FA for users
Admins can turn off two-factor authentication directly from the dashboard when someone loses authenticator access or gets locked out.
New
Users table action
Disable 2FA is available from the main Users page.
New
Agency detail action
The same recovery action is available from the Agency detail view.
Improvement
Faster support
Locked-out users can be helped immediately from admin rather than waiting for a manual backend fix.