harnyChangelog
Changelog
What changed on harny.ai and in the Harny service, newest first.
Releases
Long jobs: agents that finish whole office jobs
A Harny agent can now take a whole job, such as 150 emails, 120 requests or 25 leases, work through it in your own folder for up to an hour a session, and return the finished files. See the Long jobs page.
Files that let a coding agent set up Harny
harny.ai now serves openapi.json, mcp.json, an API catalog, a quickstart in Markdown, llms.txt and an agent setup prompt. A coding agent can read how to set Harny up without a human.
Self-serve sign-up
Get API key now goes to sign-up. You create an account, get your first app key on the first screen, and no waiting list stands between you and a key.
Explainer pages on agent memory
The site now explains agent memory in plain words, with guides and a glossary on terms such as knowledge updates and as-of recall.
Hand an app to another account
An app owner can give the app to another account with a hand-over link. A different Google account that connects replaces the old connection and sees a notice. The sharing question is asked again.
A separate release for harny.ai
The landing page, the benchmarks page, the legal pages and the early-access form now ship as one static release.
New apps start on the Free plan
New apps start on the Free plan with one app live at a time. Other apps pause, and their keys, settings and users' data stay kept. Putting a learned change back is always free.
Learned changes, in one tap
When users keep accepting the same thing, the console tells the owner what the users did, then offers the change in one tap. A change can always be put back.
Manual actions: the steps only a person can take
A manual actions page lists the steps only a person can take, one line per kind with a count and a Done button. You choose how strict the rule is: Strict, Strict with a daily note, or Looser. You can also get a daily email.
The Changes log
The owner sees one list of everything that changed in an app: settings, keys and connections. It runs newest first and filters by kind and by who made the change.
Situation awareness for conflicting memories
Each app gets a control with three modes, off, advisory and applied, that checks what a memory says against what else is known. A second setting decides whether the agent asks the user about a contradiction.
Sign in to the MCP server
An assistant can connect to the Harny MCP server with a sign-in. A person gets one app, the end user's key never reaches the agent, and desktop apps get proper return addresses.
The Actions section
The console has an Actions section. Activity shows what the agent did for each user, as done, waiting, refused, undone or failed, and downloads as CSV or JSON. Settings sets each kind of action to act, ask the user first, or off.
A coding assistant sets up an agent from one prompt
A coding assistant can now stand up a business's agent from Harny's setup prompt alone, with no human help.
Agent kit: loop, presets and a starter app
The agent kit gives you an agent loop with presets that run on your own model key, a spend cap per run, and hooks before and after an action. A starter app brings a chat page, a webhook, scheduled runs and deploy recipes.
A new email can wake your agent
A new email on a connected source can wake your agent through a webhook, so it can act on mail as it arrives.
The benchmarks page
Harny's published results are on one page, with the tier, the answering model, the judge and the scoring rule stated beside each figure.