• Create a team's Oracle from inside Settings: a step-by-step flow connects it to GitHub with a code you approve in your browser and names the app it publishes under.
  • Settings now lists every Oracle running on your machine with its own state, and each surface carries a badge naming the Oracle it belongs to.
  • A team gains an Outer Mind whose work is to turn what the team knows into published artifacts and sign them onto a public record, publishing only what the team ratified.
  • Two organizations running Existential can let their Outer Minds talk, telling each other what they publish and asking each other to consider a topic, with what arrives always read as evidence rather than instruction.
  • A note now shows the versions it has passed through, so you can see how a piece of your thinking changed rather than only where it ended up.
  • New reference pages explain how funding works, what peers and the deliberation lane do, and exactly what your own Oracle, an Inner Mind and an Outer Mind each run.
  • Onboarding, Exchange and Domains were rewritten so what each promises matches what the Oracle actually does on the mind you are running.
  • A July audit of the whole codebase and three rounds of remediation land together, covering roughly a hundred issues across publishing, team knowledge, install and update, and the honesty of every surface.