Agents become teammates. Every website now has a lead and eight teammates, each with a name, a role, a colour, responsibilities in plain words and the tools for the job. They work on a calendar, ask each other for help, and show every batch in a chat.
What changes for you
Fourteen agents, some running behind the scenesA lead and eight teammates you can see, change or add to
Planners booking topics and postsEach teammate decides what to make when its batch comes round
Skills and a four-step autopilot ladderResponsibilities in plain words and one auto-approve tick
A content calendar of articles and postsA calendar of who works when, like meetings
Approval links by email, valid for 24 hoursApproval boxes in the teammate’s chat: approve, edit or reject
Scheduled runs nobody could watchEvery batch runs in a chat you can open
Every agent now works in named lanes, and each one has a switch. Turn a lane off and the agent simply works without it, with no prompt to rewrite and nothing to explain twice. There are 45 of them across the eight agents you configure.
1.8.0Aug 11, 2026
Video Producer joins the team
Video is the format that performs best and the one most businesses never get to, because it needs a person, a camera and a day. The Video Producer makes it from a brief instead.
1.7.0Jul 28, 2026
One Publisher, and clearer names for the team
The roster now reads like a team you would recognize. Several agents took the name people already used for them, and the two per-network publishers became one Publisher that covers every channel.
1.6.0Jul 14, 2026
Autopilot: decide how much you want to be asked
Every agent that can work unattended now offers the same four settings, and they are a ladder. Each step is the one before plus a little more done without you, and you can move back up at any time.
1.5.0Jun 30, 2026
Documentation, in plain language
Every agent and every setting, written for a business owner rather than an engineer. Search reaches into the middle of a page, not just its title.
1.4.0Jun 16, 2026
Free tools, skills and prompts
Three libraries you can use without an account: small tools that each do one job, methods written as steps you can run, and prompts with the blanks already marked.
1.3.0May 26, 2026
QuQi speaks six languages
The whole product and site now read in French, German, Spanish, Portuguese and Arabic as well as English, including right-to-left layout throughout.
Meet your crew
Add your website. QuQi reads it, puts the crew together, and the SEO Auditor starts the first audit.