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Changelog
Every milestone and feature that shipped, newest first, from the curated Hyperclay changelog.
What changed and when. The same entries, across every product, are at changelog.hyperclay.com.
October 2026
- Tailwind CSS is built from a single link tag, on your own computer with no build step Docs
- The page plugin is a block editor with tables, charts and boards, and Hyperclay's new Document template uses it Docs
- The app updates itself, and Restart to Update installs the new version
- Every folder gets its own address on one port, such as htmlclay.localhost:1212, that never changes
- A document's uploads live in their own folder and keep working when it moves
- Export a document and its attachments as one zip that opens anywhere
- The people plugin records who wrote each part of a document, with the name you set in your host app Docs
- A page reads its own saved data as JSON, and writes it back where the host allows writes
- Select text in a page that loads ClayJS's ai-edit plugin, press ⌘J, and an AI agent on your computer rewrites it Docs
September 2026
August 2026
- Upload a file from a malleable HTML page and store it beside the document Docs
- Talk to any file on your machine from a program you or an agent creates Docs
- Changes merge around the part of the page you are editing, so unsaved work survives Docs
- Read any file it serves as JSON Docs
- A file you opened from a link stays read-only behind a banner, and one prompt turns it editable Docs
July 2026
- Every save keeps a version you can browse and restore Docs
- Change an open file from another program and the browser tab updates in place Docs
- Trust a folder once and every malleable file inside it opens ready to edit Docs
- A page has to ask before it reads files outside its own folder Docs
- Plain .html files open too, read-only, with their stylesheets, scripts and images Docs
June 2026
- A desktop app that opens, edits and saves .htmlclay files like any document Docs