Changelog
What changed in InkBot recently.
October 30, 2026
- Several Quill and Blotter sites per host. Each Quill site gets a name and a "What's on it" note, and bots on several sites get one tool per site, named after it.
- Approvals and questions time out: choose how long cards wait in Settings → General → Waiting for approval (30 minutes by default).
- Bots ask questions: a bot can pause and ask you up to four questions on a card, then carry on with your answers.
- OpenCode accounts: list, add and remove OpenCode's provider accounts from InkBot.
- Claude models from 4.6 on use adaptive thinking with the effort you pick.
- Draft models for local models work with newer llama.cpp builds, and local models' speed figures use llama.cpp's own timing.
October 29, 2026
- Quill: connect by approving a code; every bot gets its own key; drafts come with preview links; page cards in chats.
- Start with Windows and Run in the tray.
- Changes: a card under each reply that changed files, with diffs, Undo and Redo, per file or for the whole reply.
- Built-in terminal with PowerShell, Command Prompt, Git Bash, WSL and Linux shells, on your PC or a server.
- Background tasks and Outputs.
- Server install script for Ubuntu, Debian and Fedora, with Docker and HTTPS.
October 28, 2026
- Blotter: ticket boards with bot agents, ticket cards, Board and All tickets.
- Computers: a Linux desktop in Docker for each bot, and bots using your PC.
- Skills bots learn from their work, for you to approve.
- Settings files sealed against direct edits.
- Ink-blot avatars whose faces follow what each bot is doing.
Earlier in October 2026
- Routines, webhook triggers, the built-in browser, logins, plugins and Composio, local models, group chats with goals, the Chief of Staff and incidents, team memory, the prompt preview, export and import, search, themes and dictation.