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Archivo blog.

Release notes, improvements and what's coming next — for the desktop and web workspace, and for Archivo on iOS and Android. Follow along as Archivo grows from v0.1.0 into the workspace you'll rely on every day.

Release notes

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v0.2.0 Codex IDE & Archivo MCP connector

Archivo now speaks MCP: connect external AI clients to your workspace tools, with a built-in Codex engine and bring-your-own subscription.

  • Archivo MCP connector — let Claude Desktop, the Codex CLI, or the built-in Codex drive Archivo Pilot's read and write tools on your workspace.
  • Connectors settings — a new settings tab to enable connectors, manage clients, and control access.
  • Approval queue — connector tool calls can require your approval, with extra guards on destructive actions.
  • Built-in Codex engine — a bundled Codex IDE with delegated ChatGPT sign-in, no separate install.
  • Bring your own subscription — use your own ChatGPT / Codex plan for agent work via the new billing surface.
  • Connector gates — admins can gate connector features per plan from the AI Test Center.
v0.1.0 Initial release

Hello, world. The first public version of Archivo — a unified workspace built from the ground up.

  • PDF Editor — view, annotate and edit PDFs directly in your workspace.
  • Docs — rich-text documents with formatting, images and tables.
  • TableSheets — spreadsheets with formulas, charts and data tools.
  • Notebook — freeform notes with mixed content blocks.
  • Projects — kanban boards and task tracking for your work.
  • Presentations — slide decks with spatial canvas and themes.
  • File Manager — organize, search and manage all your files in one place.
  • Archivo Pilot — AI assistant that drafts, summarizes, answers and organizes across every file app.
  • Web workspace — available in any modern browser, no install required.
  • Three-tier pricing — Free, Go and Pro plans with daily AI token budgets.