Product history

What changed, and why it matters.

A curated record of shipped Pace outcomes. Roadmap work stays in GitHub Issues; this page records what people can use today.

  1. The background-runtime proposal was retired

    • Pace kept the existing companion plan as the product authority instead of adding a second, overlapping runtime.
    • Any future background-work expansion now starts from current shipped behavior and a fresh bounded change.
  2. Always-On Companion Mode reached an opt-in milestone

    • Pace gained local camera, taught-object, screen, Mac-context, and pre-speech wake sources with conservative retention rules.
    • Silent cards and spoken interventions remain separate, default-off choices and re-check restraint before acting.
  3. Codex became a first-class planner option

    • Users can select Codex or Claude as an off-device planner under the same explicit consent, audit, and amber-indicator contract.
    • The Models screen now explains planner memory cost and recommends the largest local vision model that fits.
  4. Meeting notes became adaptive and source-grounded

    • Bundled and user-defined meeting profiles can shape notes while the general profile preserves the earlier output.
    • Action items link back to transcript quotes and timestamps so users can verify where each commitment came from.