Pokebot
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Public Release Timeline

Version Milestones

Latest public milestone: 2.0.0 (Released in April 2026)

Released

Version 2.0.0

Released in April 2026. Version 2.0.0 brought tools, skills, workspace files, browser steps, and steadier continuation into the main Pokebot experience.

  • Chats will be able to do more than answer. More of the path from planning to action will stay inside the conversation.
  • Skills will be easier to control per thread. You will be able to turn on the right capabilities only where they make sense.
  • Reminder, Calendar, Current Location, and Local Notification will expand what a chat can finish. More follow-through will happen without leaving the thread.
  • Workspace files and browser steps will stay in the same flow. Files, pages, and results will remain attached to the task instead of getting scattered.
  • Longer tasks will be less likely to lose momentum. Multi-step work should have a better chance of finishing instead of stopping halfway through.

Earlier release

Version 1.3.0

Released in April 2026. Version 1.3.0 tightened unread visibility, update prompts, collaboration readability, and long-reply stability in daily use.

  • Unread dots and tab reminders became more reliable. Chats and Settings gained clearer signals for replies and app updates.
  • Group chat became easier to follow. Mentions read more naturally and member changes create less noise.
  • Editing agents became less fragile. Persona-specific prompt drafts now survive step switching more cleanly.

Earlier release

Version 1.2.0

Released March 30, 2026. Version 1.2.0 expanded onboarding, strengthened provider execution, and made day-to-day chat behavior more dependable.

  • First-run setup became much more intentional. New users move from profile setup into building the first agent instead of hitting a blank slate.
  • Agent creation became a real save pipeline. Bootstrap identity generation and first greetings landed more consistently.
  • Provider execution and daily chat polish both improved. Error handling, attachments, previews, and basic thread behavior all got steadier.

Earlier release

Version 1.1.0

Released March 27, 2026. Version 1.1.0 sharpened multimodal handling, agent identity, and group-memory behavior.

  • Model-aware multimodal handling landed. Supported models take native inputs while unsupported ones fall back to local grounding.
  • Agent identity became more intentional. Persona templates and deeper prompt setup gave users stronger starting points.
  • Shared group context and carry-over memory got smarter. The same agent feels more continuous across one-on-one and group threads.

Launch milestone

Version 1.0.0

Released March 24, 2026. This first public milestone established Pokebot as a private, chat-first multi-agent app built specifically for iPhone.

  • Agent creation shipped from day one. Provider presets, local configuration, and prompt control were already part of the launch product.
  • Private direct connections were part of the launch stance. Pokebot shipped without a developer-operated relay.
  • Single chat, group chat, @mention routing, and Stop Thinking all shipped in the first version. The core conversation model was there from the start.