Changelog - April 2026

April marks a turning point for builders on the platform: the public SDK reached v1.0 and shipped its first minor update in the same month, a voice interface layer came online, and a dedicated CLI toolkit reached its first stable milestone. The result is a richer set of surfaces for teams building on top of Medal Social.

Public SDK reaches v1.0

The Medal Social SDK is now publicly available on npm. Version 1.0.0 ships a stable API surface for developers integrating the platform into their own products and workflows. A 1.1.0 update followed in the same month, adding compatibility improvements and a workspace fix for monorepo consumers. If your team builds tooling on top of Medal Social, the SDK is the official entry point.

Voice interface

A voice layer is now live. It handles speech-to-text input and text-to-speech output, connects over a SIP transport for reliable call routing, and pairs with a WebGL-rendered visual indicator that responds to audio output in real time. The initial personality and voice are tuned for natural, low-latency conversation. This foundation supports upcoming voice-driven features across the platform.

Pilot CLI toolkit

The Pilot command-line toolkit reached its foundational milestone. It ships a structured package layout, a plugin system, a build pipeline, and a full terminal UI with navigation screens designed for the agentic worker interface. Power users and developers who want to drive the platform from the terminal now have a first-class tool to do so.

Interface consistency improvements

The app shell received a unification pass: the workspace navigation and context rail are now consistent across views, with a collapse toggle added to the context rail for users who want more working space. Navigation and layout polish landed across multiple surfaces, tightening visual alignment throughout the interface.

Key fixes

Voice daemon crash on startup resolved; the service now recovers cleanly on reconnect.
Dependency deduplication corrected in the voice layer, preventing version conflicts at runtime.
WebGL orb integration stabilised after an initial rendering regression.