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  1. October 2026Repositories and backups
    • newA team sees only the repositories its owner added, not the whole GitHub account
    • newA scheduled backup that did not run is flagged as overdue — with the reason, in the panel and over MCP
    • improvedA team invitation takes effect only after the invited person confirms their email
  2. September 2026Account protection and new navigation
    • newSign-in with a security key, two-step verification and key confirmation for risky actions
    • newA list of devices with active sessions — with city and network provider; a session can be ended from the panel
    • newSign-in and MCP tokens can be restricted to a list of IP addresses and ranges
    • newAn MCP token’s sudo is locked behind its owner’s key and opened for a limited time
    • newTeam strict mode: the terminal and configs only after identity confirmation
    • newSites are scanned for web shells, dependencies are audited and file changes since the last deploy are tracked
    • newBackups are encrypted by default; profiles, storage and restores are available over MCP
    • newUbuntu security updates are installed in the hours you choose
    • newClusters over MCP: list, create, attach a server and synchronised deploys
    • improvedNew navigation: a global rail on the left and a context panel for the server or site
    • improvedThe load of every team server — on the dashboard
    • improvedUp to three DNS resolvers when creating a server and on the network page
    • improvedTask history is kept for 90 days, system tasks for 30
    • improvedA password change revokes MCP tokens, OAuth grants and the Telegram link
    • improvedRegistration is open to everyone — open beta
    • fixedEmails arrive in the language chosen in the profile
  3. August 2026An on-server agent and deploys without Git
    • newAn on-server agent pushes metrics, processes and network interfaces to the panel — no polling over SSH
    • newDeploy a site from an uploaded archive when there is no repository
    • newThe “Application” site type: Node.js, Go and others behind an Nginx reverse proxy
    • newUbuntu 26.04 support
    • newRuby, Python, Go and RabbitMQ in the package catalog
    • newMCP: upload and read files, install packages, create database credentials
    • newAn MCP token can be limited to selected tools
    • improvedBackups and restores run in the background and do not depend on the connection to the panel
    • improvedThe HTTP to HTTPS redirect is a separate site setting
    • improvedA warning when composer.lock pins a package the chosen PHP version cannot run
    • improvedA developer can manage servers — for teams without a dedicated admin
    • fixedA site cron job runs from the site directory and on the site’s PHP version
  4. July 2026AI assistant, MCP and alerts
    • newAn AI assistant in the panel: your own Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini and DeepSeek keys, access levels and confirmation of dangerous actions
    • newThe assistant in Telegram with approval cards
    • newMCP server: create sites, issue SSL, manage cron, daemons and Docker containers
    • newAlerts: unreachable server, full disk, expiring SSL, failed deploy, sustained CPU and memory load
    • newAPM: per-endpoint latency and errors from the Nginx access log
    • newCrowdSec with a WAF as an alternative to Fail2Ban
    • newServer groups and dragging servers between them
    • newBackups on a cron schedule with presets, standalone database backups and path excludes
    • newgzip and brotli compression and static asset caching in the Nginx settings
    • newThe interface in Russian and English
    • improvedThe config and .env editors no longer overwrite changes made on the server outside the panel
    • improvedLive deploy progress by script step
    • improvedA new design for the server, site, backup and settings pages
  5. June 2026Clusters and Laravel
    • newDaemon presets: Horizon, Queue Worker, Reverb and the scheduler
    • newFor Reverb, the /wss block in Nginx is created automatically
    • newThe site environment — production, staging or development — sets the composer flags, APP_ENV and APP_DEBUG
    • newDatabase import by uploading a dump right from the browser
    • newSite log rotation can be switched on when the site is created
    • improvedCluster pages: topology and templates for the environment, daemons and cron
    • improvedCluster servers connect over public addresses — a private network is not required
    • improvedSwap is configured by default when a server is created
  6. May 2026Worker nodes
    • newWorker nodes: a separate server for the Horizon queues of the main site
    • new.env sync from the main site to the workers
    • newMySQL and Redis are opened to the cluster’s servers — the firewall is configured for you
    • newFirewall presets by server type
  7. April 2026Connecting a running server
    • newConnecting an already configured server: the panel finds Nginx sites with their domain aliases, SSL certificates and databases
    • improvedA database is linked to its site by the contents of the site’s .env

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