September–November 2024Shipped
First projects and codebase context
Built the Desktop foundation: a workspace connected to the files of a specific project.
- Project creation and local folder connections
- File indexing and extension selection for analysis
- Project archiving and returning to earlier work
December 2024–January 2025Shipped
A workspace that remembers its state
Created a persistent workspace for everyday development.
- Saved sessions and automatic sign-in
- A project tree alongside the working conversation
- Interface, theme and window layout settings
February–June 2025Shipped
A web client and multiple languages
Added browser access to projects and conversations.
- Account sign-in and project management on the web
- Project chat with history and Markdown
- Russian, English and Arabic interfaces with RTL support
June 2025Shipped
A shared project for the team
Added collaboration tools and shared project rules.
- Teammate invitations and member management
- Shared rules used when carrying out tasks
- File synchronization and separate context for each project
June 2025Shipped
Task materials and conversation memory
Expanded context beyond the prompt to files, images and accumulated decisions.
- Pasted images and attachments with previews
- File search with surrounding lines of code
- Conversation summaries, usage history and glyph balance
August–September 2025Shipped
Desktop for everyday work
Refined the application for different operating systems and parallel projects.
- Builds for Windows, macOS and Linux
- Saved settings, window sizes and workspace state
- Switching between projects without mixing their work
November 2025Shipped
From discussion to command execution
Connected shell commands to the project workspace.
- Running commands and scripts from a task
- Tool output returned to the conversation
- Platform-aware execution with user permission
December 2025–January 2026Shipped
Focuses: goals, plans and verification
Structured complex work into tasks with sequential steps and visible progress.
- An active focus, a plan and subtasks
- Execution states and a separate verification step
- Focus history and glyph usage tracking
January–February 2026Shipped
More control over project context
Improved synchronization and selection of the files Gryphon works with.
- Visible synchronization and processing status
- Retrieving multiple files in a single request
- Description exclusions and recommendations for growing files
March 2026Shipped
Telegram and an interactive terminal
Brought task management beyond the Desktop window and made command execution easier to follow.
- Conversations and task management through Telegram
- Live shell output and terminal input
- Background execution and task stopping controls
April 2026Shipped
Team tools in one workflow
Added external connections and reusable scenarios with project-level settings.
- Jira, Confluence, Figma, GitHub and GitLab
- Database connections and log search
- Custom MCP servers, scenarios and change approvals
May 2026Shipped
Repositories and task execution modes
Expanded Git integration and project-level execution mode selection.
- Git repository connections with access settings
- Lite, Balance and Pro modes
- Remembering the selected mode for each project
July 2026Shipped
Auto, glyphs and Desktop updates
Added automatic mode and expanded usage and application update controls.
- Auto mode and project index source selection
- Glyph packages, top-up history and usage by project
- Checking, downloading and installing Desktop updates
August 14–24, 2026Shipped
Personal memory and parallel conversations
Separated work streams within a project and introduced personalized interaction settings.
- User profiles and personal memory
- Separate chat tabs in Desktop and the web client
- Activity and attention indicators for each chat
August 25–27, 2026Shipped
Project Pulse and scheduled work
Added recurring checks and tasks that run in project context.
- Schedules and recurring check configuration
- Run history, results and check states
- Recovery of interrupted work and team member permissions
August 29–30, 2026Shipped
A browser for result verification
Embedded a browser so Gryphon can check interfaces and present the results.
- Browser actions and a separate workspace for each chat
- Interface checks at different screen sizes
- HTML reports and verification artifacts inside Desktop
Recently shipped
Control CenterBrought project health and recurring work into a shared Desktop panel.
- A cross-project overview of Pulse states
- Highlighting projects that need attention
- Opening the relevant project from the overview
Recently shipped
Project PulseExpanded Pulse controls and improved task and chat interactions.
- Recurring check controls
- More reliable chat replies and tool actions
Recently shipped
Desktop 2.4.4Updated browser tools and Desktop installation, including macOS.
- Access to local project addresses
- Improvements to macOS installation and sign-in
Recently shipped
BenchmarkPublished the SDLC benchmark methodology and model comparison to inform model selection for Gryphon modes.
- Quality and combined resource chart
- Metric table and lowest-scoring areas
NowRelease validation
From a finding to a verified fix
Connecting Pulse findings, investigation in a work chat and a follow-up check into one workflow.
- History of new and recurring findings
- One-off rechecks that preserve the schedule
- Resolution based on verification results
NowIn development
Reliable execution across projects
Refining tools and background work so execution preserves the right project, context and permissions.
- Consistent ordinary and scheduled task execution
- Browser action and result-delivery checks
- Accurate project states in Control Center
Up nextPlanned
Next stage · RecipesMake team experience repeatable
Gryphon extracts a useful working method from an accepted result and offers to save it as a recipe.
- Personal and project working methods
- Context-aware recipe discovery
- Community publishing with author consent and moderation
Up nextPlanned
Direction · Gryphon CanvasFrom an idea in the browser to a growing product
Start an application visually and continue the same project in the main Gryphon workspace.
- A working prototype to validate an idea
- Transfer code, decisions and task state
- Continue development with the project context intact
Up nextPlanned
Direction · Our own modelGryphon.Model
We plan to train and develop our own model for engineering tasks and working with project context.
- Specialization across the software development lifecycle
- Evaluation of quality, time and usage on our SDLC benchmark
- Use within Gryphon modes
Up nextPlanned
Direction · ML forecastingPredicting project problems
We plan an ML mechanism that analyzes project changes and flags potential problems early.
- Pattern detection in project history and trends
- Forecasting quality, delivery and technical debt risks
- Early signals in Project Pulse and Control Center
Long-term directionPlanned
Where we are heading
The next product directions. Timing follows prototype validation and scope decisions.
Shared context
Develop knowledge and working methods that help the whole team and persist across tasks.
Verifiable results
Connect completed actions with evidence, acceptance and project state.
Repeatable processes
Move from one-off requests to recurring work with clear rules and oversight.