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Feature status

A clear inventory of the platform, its gaps and the release gates.

Updated 10 September 2026 · No production compute availability

Implementation and release status

Capability Current state Required before customer use
Website, searchable docs, pricing Implemented Hosting verification
Account authentication and API keys Implemented locally Production service configuration
Inventory, reservation and renewal logic Implemented locally Verified hardware and payment/controller checks
Stripe top-ups and refunds Sandbox adapter implemented Paid sandbox settlement, webhook and live configuration
MCP rental management Implemented Accessible API and client verification
Boardly rental attachment Integration in development Tenant isolation and end-to-end tests
OpenClaw / Hermes access Integration guides; shared MCP bridge Installed-client compatibility verification
Screenshots, keyboard, mouse, shell Planned controller contract Physical desktop controller and authorization tests
Browser desktop / human takeover Planned Session broker and live transport
File transfers and ephemeral reset Planned Storage implementation and cleanup verification
Templates, clone, resize, multi-screen Roadmap Capacity-aware runtime implementation
Audio, events, streamed terminal Roadmap Authenticated streaming transport
Managed model routing / agent threads Roadmap Provider integration, metering and retention
Proxies Catalog/quote foundation Supplier access and connection tests
NAS/S3 storage and disaster recovery Architecture proposal Hardware/provider configuration and restore drills
Enterprise SSO, SLA and regional fleets Roadmap Commercial and operational readiness

Release gates

A computer must have verified identity, hardware, awake/healthy state, isolation and sanitization before allocation. Billing must be reconciled against confirmed provider events. Rental activation requires controller acknowledgement. Access revocation must terminate existing access, not just reject new login attempts.

Documentation is not a capability grant

Planned features are documented to make the platform design reviewable. An endpoint in a design discussion is not a deployed API. The OpenAPI file describes the implemented management surface; runtime features will be added only as their handlers exist.