Released
v0.17.3 · Releases
Clearer work.
A useful next step.
What changed
- General Sans headings and Geist body text bring the app closer to the website, with restrained color in workspace artwork.
- The landing page puts task costs, tokens, time and supported budgets beside the work they describe.
- Ten practical guides and 24 documentation topics make the product easier to understand and use.
Make the work easier to read
The application uses General Sans for headings and Geist for body text and Cyrillic headings. Small workspace illustrations give new tasks, projects and skills their own visual cues without adding more controls.
The same visual language now connects the website and workspace, with readable text in both light and dark themes.
Give spending a place in the story
The website now explains the usage controls already available in VECTA: reported task costs, tokens, elapsed time and supported task budgets. Teamwork and review sections show the decisions and work behind the descriptions.
Missing provider data stays unknown. A task’s total can include several agent handoffs, and provider subscription allowances remain separate from task spending. Available metrics depend on the connected agent.
Find a useful answer before starting
Ten guides cover agent selection, context, review, team handoffs, spending, budgets, time, execution choices, connected computers and security. They are linked by topic in the expanded footer and available in English and Russian.
The documentation adds 24 practical topics, from your first task to models, approvals, browser tools, access and troubleshooting. Documentation supports English, Russian, Chinese and Hindi.
Where to find the changes
The website changes are part of site 0.9.5. Application typography and artwork are part of VECTA 0.17.3; a previously installed desktop build keeps its current interface until that build is updated.