Changelog
November 2026
Choose how your curations appear on your profile
November 10 · New · Website, MCP
Each curator now picks one of five styles for the curations on their profile: Aura, Zigzag, Peek, Tilt, or Lead. Peek shows each curation beside its first three links, and Lead gives the first curation the whole width with the rest in pairs below. Descriptions are off unless the curator turns them on. Visitors see the style the curator chose. The choice is made from a control beside the + on the Curations tab, which unfolds into the five styles, or in Settings, which previews the profile in each one. Each change applies at once and glides the curations into their new places. The New curation row is gone; the + at the top right creates a curation. Agents can read and set the style through the MCP.
Feeds that stopped checking start again on their own
November 10 · More reliable · Website, Email, Voice
An Input Source whose checks had quietly stopped now starts again within the hour, so a curation fed by it doesn't fall silent for good. Undoing an unsubscribe from a delivery email no longer sends the links added while it was off, and a channel on a newly verified Voice endpoint no longer holds links from before the call. An add that finds the link already in the curation no longer counts toward the day's link additions.
The Terms explain copyright notices and removals
November 10 · Improved · Website, Email
The Terms have a Copyright section: what a notice of claimed infringement must include and where to send it, what is removed when a notice is valid, how to answer with a counter-notice, and when removed material comes back, 10 to 14 business days after a valid counter-notice unless a court action is filed. When something of yours is removed, a notification in the app and an email say what was removed, who sent the notice, and which work it names, and it stays pinned in Notifications until the material is restored or the removal becomes final.
Bylines, site names, and single entries read correctly
November 10 · Fixed · Website, Extension, Email, MCP
Links read from more sites now carry the right details. A byline credits the author's name without their role beside it, quoted testimonials credit no one, and a list of co-authors credits each of them, including all the authors a page's meta tags name. Sites whose titles end in a backslash, or that spell an ampersand out in their address, are named correctly. A link to one entry on a page, such as a changelog's dated entry, is titled, dated, and read as that entry rather than the whole page.
Search engines and AI assistants can read public pages
November 10 · Improved · Website
About and each of its topics, the changelog, the Terms and Privacy Policy, Explore, Link pages, and a profile's Linkstream and Channels now answer search engines and link previews with a readable page of their own. Add .md to the address of any of these, or of a public profile or curation, for the same page in Markdown, and curation.space/llms.txt tells an AI assistant where everything is and how to connect. An address that leads nowhere answers them 404, account pages stay out of search results, and addresses from before a page moved redirect permanently.
Agents page through links and change many at once
November 10 · Improved · MCP
Agents read curations and the Library a page of 30 links at a time, up to 100, each link compact unless they ask for full detail, so long curations no longer fill a conversation. search_my_links names every curation holding a link it finds, with its position and your note there. delete_links_from_curation and move_links_in_curation remove or move up to 100 links in one call, and a failed call names the tool that gives the id it needed, and says when a slug was passed where an id belongs.
Add a link lists curations as rows, closest first
November 10 · Improved · Website
Add a link now lists your curations as rows instead of a grid of covers. The curation you are looking at, or Stash, is chosen at the start; once you paste a link, the rest are ordered by how closely each matches what Curation Space already knows about it, and a curation that already holds it says Already here. Choose as many rows as you like, and the button says how many curations it adds to. Enter adds, and pressing it early says what is missing.
Save a link from your phone's Share sheet
November 10 · New · Website
Curation Space can be installed from Chrome's menu on Android, and then it appears in the Share sheet: sharing a link opens Add a link over Links with the address filled in and Stash chosen, after signing in if needed. On iPhone, a Shortcut that opens curation.space/save?url= followed by the link does the same. About has a new topic, Save from your phone, with both set-ups.
New curation shows its address and starts public
November 9 · Improved · Website
The New curation dialog writes the curation's address under its name, as curation.space/{username}/ followed by a last part that follows the name until you edit it. Visibility is a choice of Public, Unlisted, or Private, with a line saying who can view the curation, and new curations now start Public.
About gains Import from…, extension, and Pro tips chapters
November 9 · Improved · Website
About has a new Import from… chapter of twenty guides for bringing your links in, from Pocket, Raindrop, and Instapaper to X, YouTube, and browser bookmarks, each with its steps and prompts to copy for your agent. A Browser extension chapter shows saving from X and Substack in recordings, and a Pro tips chapter begins. Every topic now has its own address, such as /about/curation/your-profile, and the topic list sits on the left with search on the title row.
The power menu gets its own artwork and sits centered
November 9 · Improved · Website
In the power menu, Links, Curations, Curators, Channels, Endpoints, and Notifications each have their own drawn icon, and Go to lists Explore, Profile, Links, Curations, Curators, Deliveries, Channels, Endpoints, Notifications, and Settings. On a computer the menu opens in the middle of the window and grows with its results up to 80% of its height. Rows stay on one line on phones, and the menu no longer shows shortcut hints beside Add a link and New curation, or visibility and counts beside your curations.
Computers show the app at three quarters size
November 9 · Improved · Website
On a computer, the whole app is now drawn at three quarters of its phone size, as browser zoom at 75% would draw it, while a larger font setting or zoom still scales everything. Every app page shares one column, 420px wide on a computer and 560px on a phone, so moving between the dock's destinations never changes its width. The delivery reader you open from an email or text keeps its full phone size on a computer.
One Stash for everything you save
November 9 · New · Website, Extension, MCP, Docs
Every account now has one Stash, where a Save goes unless you choose another curation. It starts private, can be renamed or made public, and can't be deleted, and Curation Space draws its cover image in your aesthetic until you choose one yourself. Saved links became your Stash, links and all. Saving a curation now adds a link to its page, and Curations of Curations are gone: each became a curation of links to the curations it held, in the same order with their notes, and what Saved curations held moved to the bottom of your Stash.
The dock returns, with Notifications and page switchers
November 8 · Improved · Website
Signed-in pages now share one dock along the bottom at every width: Explore, Delivery, Profile, Library, and the power menu in the center, the site menu and Feedback on the left, and Notifications and Settings on the right. The bell shows what needs you first and your latest Notifications, with Show all opening /notifications, and Library (Links, Curations, Curators) and Delivery (Deliveries, Channels, Endpoints) switch pages from a row of titles. There is no Home: signed in, Curation Space opens on your profile, whose Linkstream tab now reads Links, and Sign out sits at the foot of Settings.
A + on Links and Curations, one picker, and fixes
November 8 · Improved · Website, Docs
Library's Links and Curations pages have a + beside their titles that opens Add a link, with Stash chosen, or New curation, and every dropdown, such as the Library filter and the channel dialog's repeat interval, is now one picker that opens on focus and narrows as you type. A curation's Voice Chat button shows a speaking head instead of a microphone, and public curations and Linkstreams now end with their links, without the RSS feed link, though feed readers still find their Web Feeds. Pressing a curation's name in Save now saves it instead of closing the popover, and spacing, tooltip padding, and profile tab hovers are fixed across the app.
Cover images and portraits made in one sheet
November 4 · Improved · Website
Cover images and portraits are now made in one sheet at the side of the page, rising from the bottom on a phone. A cover image starts from a Prompt, from an Image that Curation Space redraws in your aesthetic, or As is, framed by dragging, pinching, scrolling, or a zoom slider; a portrait starts from a Photo, a Selfie, a Prompt, or As is. Drawings show as they develop and every take stays in the sheet until you choose Use as cover or Use as portrait, and on a curation the owner opens the sheet by clicking the cover image, which changes the moment a take is chosen.
Add a link in one step, choosing curations by cover
November 4 · Improved · Website
Add a link is now one dialog: type or paste the link, press Enter to move to Find, and choose curations from a grid of their cover images, with Already here on any that hold it. Above the button, the chosen covers and one sentence say who will see the link, from anyone to only you, and whether subscribers receive it. The link is read as you type, adding it before the reading finishes still works, and on phones the dialog rises as a sheet.
Edit a curation where you read it
November 4 · Improved · Website, Docs
A curation's owner now edits its title, its description, and each link's title, author, and note in place: hover for the pencil, click the text, press Enter to save, and undo from the notice. Visibility, where new links go, and Input Sources sit in one row just above the cover image, each opening its own popover, and each link's ••• menu offers Move up, Move down, Use original title or author, and Remove. Links reorder by dragging their grip or with Space and the arrow keys, and on phones Edit curation and Done switch editing on and off.
Edit your profile where you read it
November 4 · Improved · Website, MCP
On your own profile, hover your display name, username, or bio to see a pencil, click the text to edit it there, press Enter to save or Escape to cancel, and undo any change from its notice. The portrait opens one menu of Change portrait, Customize frame, Download portrait, and Remove portrait, and the frame editor now opens around the portrait itself instead of in a dialog. Drag your curations, or move them with the keyboard, to set the order visitors see, with new curations on top; on phones, Edit profile and Done switch editing on and off.
Add an endpoint in three steps, beside a preview
November 2 · New · Website
Adding a Delivery Endpoint is now one dialog in three steps, How, Where, and Verify, beside a live preview of a sample delivery as that kind of endpoint will receive it. For email and text, Next on Where sends the code at once, so Verify opens on the code boxes, and a text number can't continue until you agree to recurring texts. Phone calls, agents, and webhooks verify from Verify's own button: Delivia calls you, the agent connects, or a test delivery is sent.
A searchable About page
November 1 · New · Website
About now explains every feature and term in five chapters, with one field that searches all of them. Each topic shows its explanation above a recording or screenshot, and the address keeps the topic and search, so either can be shared.
Hothouse replaces Tabloid among the aesthetics
November 1 · Improved · Website
The built-in aesthetics trade Tabloid's magazine collage for Hothouse, a painted face among coral flowers and teal leaves, and the board is rearranged around it. Anyone who had chosen Tabloid now has Hothouse.
Phone navigation moves to a bottom bar
November 1 · Improved · Website
On phones, Menu sits in a bar along the bottom of the screen, which also holds Save changes, and opens the navigation as a sheet above it; tapping the same place closes it. On wide screens, the first press of Tab offers Skip to content, past the sidebar.
Curations say how much they hold
November 1 · Improved · Website
Each curation on a profile now reads as three lines: its title, how many links it holds, and its description cut to one line.
Curations fed by a source read newest first
November 1 · Improved · Website, MCP
Connecting a feed or sitemap as an Input Source now sets the curation to place new links at its Top, so imported and later entries appear above older links. The connect form says so, and the curator can choose Bottom again afterwards. Agents connecting a source get the same.
A new front page
November 1 · New · Website
The front page for visitors who aren't signed in is now an essay in six movements, each with its own figure of circles and lines. On wide screens one figure stays beside the text and moves between them as you read.
October 2026
A changelog of everything that changed
October 31 · New · Website
Every change to Curation Space since June now has a row at /changelog, newest first, which opens in place to show what changed with a screenshot or recording. Tabs narrow the list to the website, the extension, agents, delivery, or the documentation, and the site menu links to it below About.
Agents can retry without making duplicates
October 31 · More reliable · MCP
The product MCP's create_curation, create_delivery_channel, create_agent_endpoint, and submit_feedback tools now take an id the agent chooses. When an agent loses an answer and sends the same call again with that id, it gets back what the first call made instead of a second copy.
Channels as quiet rows, edited in one dialog
October 31 · Improved · Website
Channels lists each Delivery Channel as one row with its type, name, endpoint, sources, and schedule in words, and names any problem once, beside its fix. Clicking a row opens the dialog that creates channels, which now edits every part of one. Following shows up to three of the curators you follow, Express, Delta, and Resurfacer have sharper icons, and Endpoints adds an endpoint from its heading as Channels does.
Links show their curations as cover images
October 31 · Improved · Website
On Links, a link that sits in several curations ends its byline with the cover images of up to three of them and a count of the rest, instead of repeating a row for each. The stack opens all of them, yours first, then each other curator's under their name.
Save is one checklist, and Share shows who can open
October 31 · Improved · Website
The Save popover lists your curations as one checklist, each marked with an icon for who can see it, so several fit without scrolling; on a phone it rises from the bottom of the screen. For its curator, a curation's Share button becomes a lock when the curation is private and a link when it is unlisted. A saved bookmark stays in view only on other people's links, in grey, instead of on every row of your own curations.
Your changes show at once
October 31 · Faster · Website
Following, saving, reordering links, subscribing a channel, adding a link, editing a curation or channel, and creating curations and channels now show your choice the moment you make it, while Curation Space catches up. Quick changes go in order and the last one counts. When a change doesn't go through, the page shows what was saved and a notice says so; notices stack with the newest in front, and buttons no longer carry spinners.
Smoother saving, editing, and feedback across the app
October 31 · Improved · Website
A set of small interaction improvements: Undo after Save stays until it finishes, editing focuses the field and Save holds still, a pending link shows Reading and refreshes, cover image generation keeps running after its dialog closes, toasts are easier to tap, and empty states keep their next action.
Delivery emails open on their links
October 31 · Improved · Email, Website
A delivery email now starts with its links: the subject names the delivery, and the body no longer repeats the channel name, date, or link count. Express and Resurfacer emails draw their subject from a rotating set of lines. The brand appears once, in the footer beside Open in browser, with Unsubscribe in fine print below it.
Cadences renamed Express, Delta, and Resurfacer
October 31 · Improved · Website, Email, MCP, Docs
Instant, Scheduled, and Ritual are now Express, Delta, and Resurfacer, each with its own icon in the cadence editor, on channel cards, and in the Subscribe picker. Delta emails are titled with the channel's name and the days they cover, as in "The Daily Diff: Oct 21 — Oct 28".
New curation from the extension; changes show instantly
October 31 · New · Extension
The extension's post chooser and side panel end in a New curation row: name it in place and it is created privately at once, then offers to generate its cover image. Adding or removing a link now shows immediately everywhere in the extension and settles quietly in the background, with a notice only when something didn't stick. The side panel now sets its text in the website's type.
Posts get real titles
October 30 · Fixed · Website, Email, Extension, MCP
Links to posts on X and similar sites used to be titled with page boilerplate like "Name (@handle) on X". Curation Space now writes a title from the post's own text, and X Articles shared by a post link keep their real titles.
Share a curation, and add from the toolbar
October 29 · New · Website
A curation's toolbar now has Share, which copies its link, previews how the link will look, and lets the owner change who can open it or copy embed code; touch screens get the system share sheet. A + beside it adds a link to that curation, and your profile leads its Curations with a New curation row.
Web Feeds and embeds for public curations
October 28 · New · Website, Docs
Every public curation and Linkstream now has an RSS, Atom, and JSON Feed any feed reader can follow without an account. Curators can paste a Curation Embed into their own site, showing the curation's title, cover image, and newest links as they are now, and editors that support oEmbed expand curation and profile addresses.
Agents can do nearly everything you can
October 28 · New · MCP, Docs
The Curation Space MCP server gained tools for your Library and personal search, your delivery history, profile and portrait images, your aesthetic, Delivia voice preferences, email, text, and voice endpoints, and deleting channels, so an agent can set up and run your account end to end. Activity, account deletion, and human verification stay in the app.
Your drafts and place survive errors and sign-in
October 28 · Improved · Website
The curation editor warns before you leave with unsaved edits. Error toasts stay until dismissed and offer to reload in place. Signed-out visitors who tap Subscribe or Save sign in on the spot and the action completes where they were.
Old usernames keep working after a change
October 28 · New · Website, Email
When you change your username, your old profile, curation, and delivery-email addresses keep opening your profile and redirect to the new ones until someone else takes the old name. The username field says this before you save.
Easier-to-read text and wider reading pages
October 28 · Improved · Website
The app uses one type scale everywhere, with reading text at 13px on every device instead of 10.5px on desktop, and reading pages widen to 688 pixels so titles, bylines, and notes wrap less.
Plain delivery statuses and clearer channel warnings
October 28 · Improved · Website
Deliveries now say Sent, Called, or Delivered depending on the endpoint, instead of Accepted and Refused. A channel is marked red only when it truly can't deliver, with the reason beside it, and an empty channel says it has nothing to deliver. Agent endpoint failures explain what the receiver said.
Errors say what failed and give a reference
October 28 · Improved · Website, Extension, CLI, MCP
Failures across the website, extension, and CLI now say which action failed and what to do next, and only suggest retrying when it's safe. When a failure isn't something you can fix yourself, it includes a reference to quote to support@curation.space.
Explore: search curators, curations, and links
October 28 · Improved · Website, MCP, Docs
Search becomes Explore, found directly below Profile in the sidebar, for finding curators, curations, and links by topic or address. Explore lists only new curators who have a public link. The same day brought a round of design-audit fixes across the app.
Home: guides to get started and an overview of your space
October 28 · New · Website
Signed-in Home now offers Spotlight guides, such as connecting your agent, getting the browser extension, and creating a curation, alongside a personal overview of your curations and deliveries.
Delete your account yourself
October 28 · New · Website
Settings now has Delete account, which explains exactly what is removed and what remains, such as shared Links and copies others already received, and asks you to type your username to confirm. Account deletion requested on someone's behalf goes through an owner review page first.
Choose whether new links go to the top or bottom
October 28 · New · Website, MCP, Docs
Each curation now has a setting for where new links are placed: at the bottom, the default, or at the top. Links added from the app, agents, and input sources all follow it.
Save Substack Notes and posts from Substack
October 28 · New · Extension
The extension's save button now appears on Substack too: on Notes in the feed, on a Note's page and its replies, on a publication's posts, in the reader's bottom bar, and on feed post cards. The extension also starts reliably on Chrome 140 through 146, where its side panel previously failed to load.
A sidebar replaces the dock
October 27 · Improved · Website, Docs
Signed-in pages now have one sidebar beside the reading column, and a Menu drawer on phones. Links, Curations, Curators, Deliveries, Channels, and Endpoints each have their own page, and the site menu (About, Documentation, Chrome extension, Terms, Privacy) opens in place from the enso at the sidebar's foot.
Deliveries rebuilt to recover from failures
October 27 · More reliable · Email, Text, Voice, Webhook, Agents
Each delivery channel and endpoint now keeps its own schedule and queue, and each send retries on its own, so one slow endpoint no longer holds up others and interrupted deliveries pick up where they stopped. Express delivery now waits until a link has been read before sending it.
Faster link additions and public pages
October 27 · Faster · Website, MCP, Extension
Adding a link responds about 1.7 seconds sooner, because reading the link and offering it to deliveries now happen after the reply. Signed-out visitors' pages load without the sign-in libraries, and portraits in lists load as small thumbnails.
Text delivery confirms enrollment first
October 27 · New · Text
When a text endpoint is turned on for recurring links, Curation Space first sends a confirmation that you're enrolled, how often messages may come, and how to reply STOP.
Every curation has a cover image, framed on upload
October 27 · Improved · Website, MCP
A curation without a chosen cover image now shows the default cover image, and the curation your saves go to wears a bookmark ribbon. Uploading a cover image opens a banner-shaped frame you drag, nudge, or zoom, and agents can set one too.
Save any link or curation with one tap
October 27 · New · Website
A bookmark on every link row, on curation pages, the Linkstream, the Library, and delivery pages saves the link at once, with Undo and Choose curations, and curations save from their toolbar. A filled bookmark opens a checklist of your curations, ranked by fit, and says who will see a save.
Save X posts to a curation from the post itself
October 26 · New · Extension
With the browser extension, every post on x.com gets a save button beside its bookmark. It opens a chooser styled like X's own share menu, with your curations ordered by how well each fits the post, so one click adds it. The side panel orders curations the same way, with the curation your saves go to pinned first.
Richer link previews and search-engine pages
October 26 · Improved · Website
Links to Curation Space now show proper link previews: the homepage carries its sentence and a share image, and profiles and curations carry structured data, twitter cards, and image sizes. Search engines get a sitemap of public curations and curators and the page's content as plain HTML. Browser tabs and bookmarks name profiles and curations by their display name and title.
Daily allowances sized for a busy first day
October 26 · Improved · Website, MCP, Text, Voice, Docs
Each account now has daily allowances for costly actions: 300 generated images, 5,000 link additions, 1,000 curation suggestions, and 100 voice sessions. An account may hold 6 text and phone call endpoints, request 20 verification codes and calls a day, and connect 200 input sources. Voice endpoints accept US numbers only, like text endpoints, and input sources are now checked every 15 minutes.
New sign-in: Google One Tap and a code you can read
October 26 · Improved · Website, Email
Signing in is a centred card with Continue with Google, Google One Tap, and an email code. The code arrives in a designed email with the code in the subject line, and the sign-in page draws the six digits the same way, submitting on the last one. GitHub sign-in is gone; accounts made with GitHub sign in with an email code to the same address. A quiet Cloudflare Turnstile check now protects code requests.
Docs answer questions; agent-led Import pages
October 25 · Improved · Docs
Every documentation page now opens with the sentence that answers its title, and each section heading is a reader's question answered right below it. New Your space and Account sections join the site, and Import from… gains a page per source (Readwise Reader, Raindrop, Instapaper, Pocket, Feedly, Inoreader, NetNewsWire, Reeder, YouTube, Hacker News, Are.na, GitHub, Notion, Obsidian, Slack, Reddit, X, Substack, Bookmarks), each showing how to connect an agent and ask it to curate the links, with a prompt to copy.
Simpler navigation for signed-out readers
October 25 · Improved · Website
Readers who aren't signed in now see a quiet footline with Curation Space and Sign in instead of the full navigation dock, so a curation or profile reads without controls meant for members.
Fixed: extension side panel failing to load curations
October 25 · Fixed · Extension
Version 1.0.1 of the Chrome extension went to the store. The published 1.0.0 could not read curations containing links read after a server change, so the side panel showed 'Couldn't load your curations.'
Ideas to start a Delivery Channel from
October 25 · New · Website
The channel editor offers a few ideas to start from, such as the daily diff from Following, an essay every Sunday by text, first to know, and sending to your agent, each with a real source and cadence.
New landing page and a page for agents
October 24 · New · Website, Agents
Signed-out visitors to curation.space now see a long landing page whose scenes play as you scroll. A new /for-agents page explains how to connect an agent, with a copyable MCP address and the page's Markdown and llms.txt available to agents directly.
Activity: see who followed, copied, and subscribed
October 24 · New · Website
A bell in the navigation opens Activity: new followers, copies of your public channels, new subscribers to your curations, endpoint opt-outs, and delivery or Input Source problems, which stay pinned until fixed. A mark shows while anything is new, and opening it marks everything seen.
Create a Delivery Channel from anywhere
October 24 · New · Website
The New menu and the power menu now open a compact dialog to create a Delivery Channel with its name, endpoint, cadence, and starting sources. Opened on a curation, that curation is already chosen as a source, and a single active endpoint is preselected.
Setup carries everything on one bar
October 24 · Improved · Website
Every onboarding step now stands on one bar that keeps a running record of what you have set up so far; finished values glide into it between steps, and finishing tucks it into the navigation.
New power menu
October 24 · Improved · Website
The power menu was redesigned: it groups this curation's actions, destinations, Create, your curations, curators, subscribed curations, delivery channels, and Library links with their images, ranks matches, and offers to add a pasted link to a curation. It opens instantly with Space or from its own button in the dock.
Clear dead-end pages
October 24 · Improved · Website, Email, Text
Missing pages, unavailable curations, and broken delivery links now say plainly what happened and offer ways forward, whether you are signed in or not. A delivery link opened from an email or text explains itself in the same frame, and only a failed load offers to try again.
Fixed: Google sign-in popup closing without signing in
October 24 · Fixed · Website
Since October 21, signing in through a popup could fail with 'The OAuth popup was closed.' even when sign-in succeeded. It works again.
Curation chat opens beside the curation
October 24 · Improved · Website
Chat about a curation now opens as a column beside it on wide screens and a sheet on phones. Answers cite the curation's numbered links: pointing at a citation previews the link and clicking scrolls to it. The empty chat suggests questions to ask.
Generate a cover image beside your aesthetic
October 24 · Improved · Website
The cover image generator now shows your aesthetic and your words beside each take. Takes are kept so you can compare them, the wait shows real seconds in your aesthetic's colors, and Use sets the one you choose.
Portrait step strikes your portrait as it draws
October 23 · Improved · Website
The setup portrait step was rebuilt around your aesthetic: a photo or selfie gives the likeness, and the portrait develops on screen as it is drawn. The step shows how many portraits you have left, and Finish can stop a drawing and keep what you have.
Character counts appear only near the limit
October 23 · Improved · Website
Text fields no longer show permanent '22/64' counters. A count like '13 left' appears beside the label only while you type near the limit, turns amber at the end, and is read aloud to screen readers; pasted text that is shortened to fit is announced.
Find in a curation and in Library
October 23 · Improved · Website
Find now opens as a field over a curation's toolbar, so Follow, Subscribe, and Add links stay put. Every word you type must match, matches are highlighted, and it counts results; press / to open it. Library's Find works the same way, filtering live, and delivery search now matches every word.
Docs site restyled to match the app
October 23 · Improved · Docs
docs.curation.space now uses the app's warm paper, system font, and density. Each sidebar section sits under a cover image like a curation, and Copy page copies directly.
Empty pages now say what to do next
October 23 · Improved · Website
Curations, profiles, Library, Discover, and delivery channel pages with nothing in them yet now explain what belongs there and offer the next step. The old standalone Links page is gone; links live in Library.
Settings redesigned as a ruled ledger
October 22 · Improved · Website
Settings now reads as one ruled page: each setting shows when it is unsaved and can be reverted, the timezone shows a live clock, and Delivia's voice preferences count characters only near the limit. Leaving with unsaved changes lists them and offers to save. Section labels across the site take the same quiet style.
Follow a curator from their curation, even signed out
October 22 · New · Website
Curation pages now have a Follow button beside Subscribe. Signed-out readers can press it too: a small sign-in popover keeps them on the page and follows the curator once they sign in. Every follow is confirmed with a toast whose Undo reverses it.
Your aesthetic: one image every generated image follows
October 21 · New · Website, MCP
Setup now asks for an aesthetic: one image whose look every image made for you takes, from portraits to cover images. Pick one of sixteen built-ins, bring your own photo, or describe one in a few words and watch it develop. Change it any time in Settings; agents read it before they generate.
Input Sources import the latest entries as they connect
October 21 · Improved · Website, MCP
When connecting a feed or sitemap, curators can now import any number of its latest entries from 1 to 250, instead of a fixed 10. Without a condition the imports are in the curation before connecting finishes; with a condition, Jev judges them right away, and imports are chosen newest publication first, counting only entries that qualify.
Public Delivery Channels: share, clone, or fork
October 21 · New · Website, MCP
You can now make a Delivery Channel public from its card. It appears on a new Channels tab on your profile with its name, cadence, and public sources, never its endpoint. Signed-in visitors can clone it once into their own private channel, or fork it to keep receiving the original's source changes until they stop syncing. Agents can do the same through the MCP.
New profile header with its action on the tab rail
October 21 · Improved · Website
A profile's header now leads into its section tabs, which end with the profile's one action: Follow, Following, Edit profile, or Save while editing. On phones the action becomes a full-width button above the tabs. A just-pressed Follow keeps reading Following until you move away, then offers Unfollow.
Inactive endpoints keep a record; one-click unsubscribe
October 21 · New · Website, Email, Webhook, Agents, MCP
Delivery Channels no longer pause. When a Delivery Endpoint is inactive, its channels keep making deliveries that are withheld: they appear in your delivery history but are never sent, and reactivating sends only later additions. Webhook and Agent endpoints gain Deactivate and Activate, and every delivery email now carries an Unsubscribe link (with one-click unsubscribe for mail apps) that deactivates that Email endpoint, with an undo on the page it opens.
Browser extension finds a page's placements without waiting
October 21 · Faster · Extension
When you switch tabs, the extension's side panel now shows where the page is already placed in your curations immediately, using the curations it read in the last minute, instead of asking the server again.
Pages open at once from what you've already seen
October 21 · Faster · Website
The site now keeps what it has loaded and shows it immediately when you come back, refreshing quietly behind it. Pointing at a link starts loading its page, so curations, profiles, link pages, and searches usually open with their content and cover images already in place, and a change made in one place shows everywhere.
Follow curators from their hover cards
October 21 · Improved · Website
Hovering a curator's name or portrait shows a redesigned card with Follow beside their portrait, and following there updates every view of them on the page.
Faster pages, sign-in checks, and agent requests
October 20 · Faster · Website, MCP
Pages load noticeably faster: the site checks your session while it downloads, several requests travel together, and images and app files are cached by your browser. Agents connected through the MCP no longer see requests fail when several arrive at once.
Better titles, authors, and running times from 100+ sites
October 20 · Improved · Website, Extension, Email
Links from YouTube, Spotify, podcasts, Substack, Hacker News, X, Bluesky, Amazon, Goodreads, GitHub, arXiv, app stores, and many shops now get accurate titles, authors, publishers, and running times from each site's own source. Songs are credited to their artists and PDFs to their authors.
Links are always read, and reread until complete
October 20 · More reliable · Website, Extension, MCP
Adding a link no longer ends in a failed state. Each link is read from its page, a rendered copy, or a converted document, and a link missing an essential fact like its title is read again on a slowing schedule until it's complete.
Curations can follow feeds and sitemaps
October 20 · New · Website, MCP
A curation can connect feeds or sitemaps as Input Sources and add each new entry within about a minute, optionally only paths under a prefix or entries meeting a stated condition. You can start from now or quietly import the latest entries.
Managed profiles for organizations
October 20 · New · Website
Curation Space can now maintain an organization's public profile at its real addresses until the organization claims it with a passphrase. A Managed Profile can be found, followed, and subscribed to from day one, and it carries a quiet badge under its handle.
New accounts start with a ready delivery channel
October 20 · Improved · Website, Email
New accounts start with The Daily Diff, a channel that emails their sign-in address at 5 pm, and verifying a first text or voice address creates a channel that delivers through it, so delivery works without setup.
A cadence that resurfaces links at random
October 19 · New · Website, Email, Text, Voice, Webhook, Agents
A Delivery Channel can now draw 1 to 20 links at random from everything in its sources at each scheduled time, however long ago they were added. Choose whether every link is sent once before any repeat.
Delivery calls become conversations
October 19 · Improved · Voice
Delivia's delivery calls now greet you for your time of day, vary their greetings, and recognize voicemail. Mid-call you can ask her to call back later, and she can stop delivery calls if you ask.
Tell Delivia how you'd like her to talk with you
October 19 · New · Voice, Website
You can now give Delivia one standing preference for voice conversations, edited in Settings or by asking her during a call. Delivery calls can now look into the links being delivered, and when Delivia can't do something she says so and records the request.
Agents can send feedback and read your profile
October 18 · New · MCP
Through the MCP, agents can now send feedback the same way people do from the site, read the signed-in user's profile, and receive instructions on how Curation Space works when they connect.
Every delivery gets its own page
October 18 · Improved · Text, Email, Website
Scheduled texts now carry one link to a page listing that delivery's links, and Agent and Webhook deliveries link to the same kind of page from Library. Delivery emails now share the Linkstream's layout, and instant deliveries wait for a link's title so they don't arrive bare.
Webhook endpoints
October 18 · New · Website, Webhook, MCP, Docs
Webhook is a new Delivery Endpoint: deliveries arrive as signed JSON at any URL you choose, so any software that receives webhooks can act on new links. The URL is treated as a secret and never shown in full after saving, and the docs have a webhooks guide.
Terms, Privacy, and SMS consent
October 18 · New · Website, Text
Curation Space published its Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Adding a phone number for texts now asks for explicit consent first, and texts honor STOP and HELP.
Simpler portrait and display name steps in setup
October 18 · Improved · Website
Setting your portrait and display name now looks and works like the username step, with clearly labeled photo sources and style previews side by side. Your portrait saves in the background while you continue.
Shared links show a proper link preview
October 17 · New · Website
Links to profiles and curations shared in chats and social posts now show a title, description, and image. The full app replaced the coming-soon page at curation.space.
Deliver new links from everyone you follow
October 17 · New · Website, MCP
A Delivery Channel can now include Following as a source, which delivers new public additions from every curator you follow, including their future curations. Agents can follow and unfollow curators and manage this source through the MCP.
The extension moves into Chrome's side panel
October 15 · Improved · Extension
The browser extension now opens as a docked side panel that stays beside the page and appears instantly from cached data. It was then prepared for the Chrome Web Store, with remembered rankings per page, a simpler footer, and a plain statement of what it sends.
Library: what you follow and what was delivered
October 14 · New · Website
Keepsakes became the Library: one place for the curators you follow, your curations and subscriptions, the links in them, and the history of every delivery you've received.
Every link has its own page
October 14 · New · Website
Each Link now has a public page with its details, curators' notes, the public curations that hold it, and related curations. Signed in, you can add it to one of yours and see where you've already placed it.
Discover finds curations by meaning
October 14 · Improved · Website, MCP
Discover now understands what you mean, not only the words you type, so a search for a topic finds curations, links, and curators about it even when they use different wording. Agents gained matching discover and get_link tools.
Linkstream: every curator's latest public additions
October 13 · New · Website
Profiles now have a Linkstream tab: the curator's newest additions to their public curations, newest first, each with the curation it went into and when. It loads more as you scroll.
A clearer consent page for connecting agents
October 9 · New · Website, MCP
Connecting an agent to your account now shows a consent page that names the app and lists each permission, followed by a short animation as the connection is made. Agent connections also stay up longer before they need to refresh, so clients like Claude Code reconnect reliably.
The extension suggests which curation fits the page
October 9 · New · Extension
The browser extension now ranks your curations for the page you're on and lists the best fits first. Pick a curation to add the page, pick it again to remove it, and open the extension with Alt+Shift+S.
Agents can sort by meaning and make cover images
October 9 · New · MCP
Through the MCP, an agent can filter and sort a curation's links against plain-language criteria in one pass, read part of a link's saved content, and generate or remove a curation's cover image.
Discover: search curations, links, and curators
October 9 · New · Website
A new Discover page searches public curations by topic, finds the curations that hold a link you paste, and looks up @curators, with new curators shown before you search. Subscribing from a result opens the curation's channel picker.
Public documentation site, with an MCP setup guide
October 9 · New · Docs, Website
docs.curation.space explains how Curation Space works, with a guide to connecting an agent through the MCP.
Different delivery times for each day of the week
October 9 · Improved · Website
A Delivery Channel's schedule can now set its own times per weekday, and the channel editor was refreshed to make the schedule easier to read and change.
Delivery by text message and phone call
October 9 · New · Text, Voice
SMS and voice endpoints now receive deliveries from Delivia's shared number: texts carry the new links, and calls have Delivia read them to you. Verification calls were also rebuilt and now connect faster.
Delivery by email
October 9 · New · Email
Delivery Channels now send their new links by email from Delivia, in batches at the channel's scheduled times or as each link is added.
Deliver links to an AI agent
October 6 · New · Website, Agents, MCP
Agent is a new kind of Delivery Endpoint: connect an AI conversation or automation through the MCP, and your channels deliver new links to it, with retries until the receiver accepts them. A demo receiver shows an agent picking up deliveries as they arrive.
Choose your username when you join
October 6 · New · Website
New accounts now go through a short setup that picks a username, with live rules and an instant availability check as you type. You can defer setup and leave right away; a marker on the dock reminds you until it is done.
Sort and filter a curation's links by what they say
October 6 · New · Website
Curation pages gained Sort and Filter controls that take plain-language requests, such as 'shortest reads first' or 'only beginner-friendly guides', and judge each link's content to order or narrow the list. Reading time is measured rather than guessed, and clearing a query is one click on its toolbar button.
Talk with Delivia about a curation by voice
October 4 · New · Website, Voice
Members can start a voice conversation with Delivia from a curation's page. She answers from the curation's links and their content, can research further, and lets you lead the conversation.
Subscribe to curations through your own delivery channels
October 3 · New · Website
You can now set up Delivery Endpoints (an email address or phone number you verify) and Delivery Channels with a cadence and schedule, then subscribe any curation to a channel from its page. A Delivery page holds your channels and endpoints, with a timezone setting and a country-prefixed phone field.
September 2026
Choose whether a curation shows reading times
September 25 · New · Website
Each curation shows an estimated reading time beside its links, and its curator can now turn that off in the curation's settings.
Portrait frames
September 25 · New · Website
Choose a decorative frame for your portrait on your profile.
Agents can manage curations and their links
September 25 · New · MCP, Agents
The Curation Space MCP server gained tools to create, update, delete, and list curations, and to add, edit, remove, and reorder the links in them. Agent apps that identify themselves with a client metadata document can also connect more reliably.
Steadier sign-in for the browser extension
September 22 · Fixed · Extension
The browser extension now signs in on its own, independently of the website, and stays signed in through brief failures instead of logging you out.
Portrait styles, chosen from the camera
September 22 · New · Website
Take a photo and choose from sixteen styles for your portrait, then download it as a PNG.
Rename a link's title and author in one curation
September 22 · New · Website
Curators can give a link their own title and author in a curation. The change applies only to that placement; the link keeps its own details everywhere else, and clearing an override brings them back.
A cleaner curation page and editor
September 22 · Improved · Website
Curation pages were redesigned for reading, with the curator's actions grouped beside the curation. Editing a curation now works like editing your profile, with clearer field hints, a web address field that accepts only valid characters, and a tidier Find control.
A landing page for visitors, and an About page
September 21 · New · Website
Visitors who aren't signed in now see a landing page at the site's address, while signed-in people see Home there. After signing in you return to Home, and the About page is open to everyone from the site menu.
Pages open at once instead of waiting on sign-in
September 21 · Faster · Website
Your account details and curations are remembered between visits, so pages show what you saw last time immediately and refresh quietly. Home and the landing page no longer wait for sign-in to finish, and the 'checking session' placeholders are gone.
Create curations and add links from the keyboard
September 21 · New · Website
New creation dialogs let you start a curation or add a link without leaving the page, typing and choosing with the keyboard alone. The power menu also keeps its results visible while you type.
Redesigned profiles, edited in place
September 21 · Improved · Website
Profiles have a new layout: a framed portrait, compact curation rows, and section tabs you can link to directly. You now edit your name, bio, and portrait right on your profile, with keyboard shortcuts, a warning before discarding unsaved changes, and an undo when you remove your portrait.
A calmer design, with navigation in a bottom dock
September 20 · Improved · Website
The app moved to a quieter, minimal look, starting with Settings, and its navigation moved from the sidebar into a dock along the bottom of the screen. The dock holds your profile, New, Subscriptions, Discover, notifications, and feedback, each a single tap away.
August 2026
Extension: add the page to a curation, sign in once
August 31 · Improved · Extension
The browser extension now adds the page you're on to a curation you choose, and connects to your account through a normal Curation Space sign-in instead of asking for a password.
Curation page redesign and Unlisted curations
August 31 · Improved · Website
The curation page was rebuilt: curations can be public, unlisted (open only to people with the link), or private; each link can point to a custom URL; and you can copy a curation's public address, expand its cover image, and add links from a side panel.
Curator profiles redesigned around their work
August 31 · Improved · Website
Profiles were redesigned around the curator's work: their curations and a Linkstream of the links they've recently added to public curations.
One link, many curations, each with its own note
August 30 · Improved · Website, Extension
A link is now one shared thing across Curation Space, and each curation that holds it keeps its own note and placement. Add the same link to several curations without it being saved twice.
New ensō mark across the app and extension
August 28 · Improved · Website, Extension, Docs
Curation Space adopted its ensō mark: a new icon for the app, the installed web app, the sign-in page, and the browser extension.
Curations and links appear instantly on return
August 14 · Faster · Website
Your curations and links now show immediately when you reload or come back, then refresh quietly in the background.
July 2026
cspace command-line sign-in
July 24 · New · CLI, Website
The cspace command-line tool signs in by showing a code you approve in your browser, then keeps a revocable key for your account. `cspace auth status`, `logout`, and `revoke` manage it.
Send feedback with a screenshot
July 22 · New · Website
Send feedback from anywhere in the app, with a screenshot of what you're looking at attached if you want it.
Generate a cover image from a description
July 20 · New · Website
Describe the subject, mood, and palette you want and Curation Space generates a cover image for your curation, which you can preview before using it.
Links table with reading time and shortcuts
July 20 · Improved · Website
Your links and curations appear as sortable tables, newest first, with the date saved, enrichment status, and an estimate of how long each link takes to read, watch, or listen to. Substack posts now come in with their full text, and keyboard shortcuts jump to the links search.
Save a link from anywhere in the app
July 17 · Improved · Website
A Save a link dialog is available from any signed-in page, so you can drop in a URL without leaving what you're doing.
Link reading retries until it succeeds
July 17 · More reliable · Website
Reading a saved link now continues in the background and retries on its own when a site is slow or unavailable, so links no longer stay stuck without a title.
Generate a portrait from your webcam
July 16 · New · Website
Take a photo with your camera on your profile and Curation Space turns it into an illustrated portrait you can use as your profile picture.
Edit a curation in place
July 16 · Improved · Website
Curators edit a curation right on its page: title, description, cover image, notes on each link, and reading order, then save the changes together or discard them.
Verified delivery addresses for email and text
July 11 · New · Website, Email, Text
In Settings, add an email address or mobile number to receive deliveries, confirm it with a six-digit code, choose a default, and turn an address on or off.
Search and Discover
July 11 · New · Website
A Discover page searched links, your curations, public curations, and curators from one box, loading more results as you scrolled.
Save the current page from the browser extension
July 11 · New · Extension
A browser extension adds the page you are reading to Curation Space with one click from its popup, after connecting it to your account.
Ask a curation questions in chat
July 11 · New · Website
Every curation has a chat: ask about its contents and get an answer drawn from the links it holds, with an option to include direct links to the sources.
Public profiles and following curators
July 11 · New · Website
Every curator has a public profile at their username showing their name, bio, and public curations. You can follow curators, see follower and following counts, and edit your own profile in place.
Profile pictures and curation cover images
July 11 · New · Website
Upload a profile picture and a cover image for each curation by dropping in a JPEG, PNG, or WebP file; both appear on your public pages.
Create curations with their own public pages
July 11 · New · Website
Curators can create a curation with a title, description, and address, add saved links to it with a note on each, arrange their order, and publish it at its own page under their username. Curations can be public or private, and deleted when no longer wanted.
Save links and see their details fill in
July 11 · New · Website
Paste a link into your library and Curation Space reads it for you: its title, image, and readable text appear on their own, including YouTube and Spotify details. You can remove a saved link or retry one that could not be read.
First voice conversations, in the app and by phone
July 8 · New · Voice
The first voice agent arrived: a signed-in person could start a spoken conversation in the browser, and the same agent could hold a phone call, with clear audio and the ability to interrupt it mid-sentence.
Sidebar, power menu, and installable app
July 8 · New · Website
Signed-in pages gained a sidebar for moving between sections and a power menu (Space or Cmd/Ctrl-K) for jumping anywhere by typing. Curation Space can also be installed as an app from Chrome or Safari, and confirmations appear as small notices in the corner.
June 2026
Sign in with Google, GitHub, or email
June 28 · New · Website
Curation Space has a front door: sign in with your Google or GitHub account, or with your email address, and land on your own signed-in home.