Relay, the Build tab and a team page
Help centers and blogs can be published from Control Panel to a hosted site, the dev server has a tab of its own, and the landing page shows how a team works together.
Relay
Relay replaces Ferndesk as the hosted home of a project's content. A help center or a blog kept as .mdx files in the repository is published to a Relay workspace with one click from the space's nav, and from then on the two stay the same while the space is open: files changed on disk (by you, an agent or a pull) go to Relay, what's published in Relay is written back to the files, and a page deleted on either side goes on the other.
Readers get a Ferndesk-style site: a nav of sections and articles, an "On this page" outline, search on ⌘K, light and dark themes. Only published articles are shown. The ids of the linked workspaces are written to .paralect.json, so whoever opens the repository next connects to the same site.
Relay runs at relay.paralect.com on the same accounts as Control Panel: sign in with your Control Panel email.
Build
The dev server moved out of the Run menu and into a Build tab of its own. Start and stop the project's dev script there, watch its output, and pin the pages you're working on as preview tabs.
Help Center covers and auto-linking
Help pages can carry a cover image, the Relay button in the nav shows the sync status, and a docs folder found in the project is linked as a Help Center on its own.
Team
The landing page has a team section with a demo of how a few people and their agents share one board.