Channel bots
Deploy workflows into team channels.
- Per-user or shared session models
- Role-specific bots for release, QA, docs, and ops
- Cross-bot collaboration without hiding the control model
Browser automation
Act across live web surfaces.
- Navigate tabs and pages with natural language
- Fill forms and capture screenshots along the way
- Read console and network output without leaving the flow
Open staging, log in, run checkout, capture issues.
- Open browserNavigate to staging checkout
- Fill contentType credentials into form
- Click and scrollInteract with page elements
- Capture resultsTake visual snapshots
Scheduled workflows
Turn prompts into recurring jobs.
- Recurring jobs with clear run timing
- Manual trigger when you need to rerun now
- Notification routing back to the right team room
Automations
New automationAutomate work by setting up scheduled threads.
Status reports4
Visible control
Keep tool calls and approvals visible.
- Real-time tool execution visibility
- Approval modes that match your trust boundary
- File rewind and session-level control for safer iteration
Tools
- Read project files
- Edit targeted modules
- Run validation commands
- Open browser context
Approval state
DefaultPrompt before sensitive actions
Full accessEnabled per session when explicitly chosen
File rewindRoll back files to any previous checkpoint
Publishing surface
Docs, pricing, and release notes should feel like part of the product.
Setup guides, launch posts, and billing pages should share the same design system so the site feels deliberate from homepage to docs.
Structured docs routes
Guide users through setup, browser workflows, schedules, and channel deployment.
Dedicated pricing page
Keep plans, billing language, and device coverage on a standalone route instead of crowding the homepage.
- Single-device and dual-device licenses
- Monthly and yearly billing on the same page
- Open pricing
Editorial content for launches and search
Publish product thinking, workflow examples, and release stories without changing the site shell.
- The @ tools menu: Onevium's command center for real AI work
- The Widget tool: turn AI answers into charts, mockups, diagrams, and mini apps
- The Browser tool: give your AI a real web surface, not just another prompt
- Schedule and Channel: turn one-off prompts into recurring team workflows
- Memory, Skill, Agent, and MCP: the layer that makes AI workflows compound
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1.1.18 · Usage insights, persistent terminals, in-chat command cards
- New Usage page — Settings → Usage now shows your Claude account, live plan limits as clear progress bars, and a behavior-analysis panel, so you can see how your session and weekly quotas are trending at a glance.
- Terminals that remember — the built-in terminal is now cached per project: collapse it and your history and running processes are still there when you reopen, and every session in a project shares the same terminal instead of spawning a fresh one each time.
- In-chat command cards — running /usage, /context, /config, or /recap in chat now renders a clean, readable card instead of raw text output.