Workspace
Changelog
Changes you would notice as a user, newest first. Each entry carries the day it reached the live service.
When you cancel a purchase within 14 days, ewpire now sends an email that confirms the cancellation and the day it was received. Switching Marketing cookies off in Cookie settings now removes the cookies of that category from your browser. On the Referrals page, a commission that is under review is shown as under review.
ewpire now shows what it measures about itself on the status page: the web app, the database, background jobs and model access, with the release and the time of the reading. This changelog is new as well and goes back to the launch of the workspace. The API docs gain a section on versioning and changes, and the endpoints are described in OpenAPI 3.1 at /openapi.json.
Chat, Code, Image, Video, Music and Consensus each have a public page of their own that describes the mode: what it does, which models it has, what it costs and its limits. The docs link to them under Using ewpire.
The Deploy panel of a Code project now checks the status of a connected custom domain by itself, so it no longer stays on "Waiting for DNS" after the domain has gone live. The domain also keeps its place in the panel when you publish the project again.
The FAQ has a new section, Limits and troubleshooting: the limits of a workspace, a sign-in code that does not arrive, a failed run, a failed publish, a custom domain that does not connect and a declined card. Each model's page now describes the model and lists similar ones, and the pricing page works out what typical requests cost.
The home page and the model catalog are now kept ready and refreshed in the background instead of being built for each visit, and the first screen of the home page does much less work in the browser. The home page opens faster, most of all on phones.
Music joined the workspace: songs and instrumental tracks from a prompt. Chat, Code, Image, Video, Music and Consensus are all open, and in Chat, Code, Image, Video and Music you can choose the model yourself, with our recommendation listed first. The prompt box also takes voice input.
The new ewpire went live: one AI workspace with one account and one credit balance, in place of the separate tools it had before. Prices are in US dollars, credits are bought as you go and there is no subscription. The modes of the workspace opened the following day.
How the API changes is described in Versioning and changes. What the service measures about itself right now is on the status page.
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