September 5, 2026
Quick Deploy cards now come from the Asset Hub model-set catalog with a redesigned single-screen layout, output uploads survive a Pod stop, host-disconnect emails become one digest per workspace, and Assets/Task pages get polish.
Major features
Section titled “Major features”Quick Deploy cards, drawn from the Asset Hub catalog
Section titled “Quick Deploy cards, drawn from the Asset Hub catalog”Quick Deploy’s cards are now generated directly from the same model sets published in Assets — every set that’s published (~13 today, spanning Image and Video) shows up automatically as a card, with its category, minimum VRAM, best resolution, and download size. Sets over ~25 GB are flagged Large so you know what you’re committing to before deploying.
The page is also redesigned into a single screen: a card list on the left and a deploy panel on the right that updates in place as you pick a card or change options, with All / Image / Video tabs to narrow the list. Quick Deploy →
A starting point for new workspaces
Section titled “A starting point for new workspaces”A workspace that hasn’t deployed anything yet now shows four “what do you want to make” doors on its Overview page, pointing you toward the right starting flow instead of an empty dashboard.
Improvements
Section titled “Improvements”- Output uploads no longer strand after Stop. Stopping a Pod used to leave any output that was still uploading behind. Remaining outputs now keep uploading in the background after Stop, with no size limit, and an upload that gets interrupted is closed out promptly instead of sitting as “Uploading” for up to a day — the Pod’s Assets tab marks it Interrupted instead.
- Host disconnection emails are now one digest per workspace. If a host goes offline, you get a single email listing every affected Pod and storage volume in the workspace — and one recovery email once it’s back — instead of a separate email per resource. Working storage that Meshive provisions and manages for you is no longer included in the list. Serverless Tasks aren’t covered by these digests yet; that’s on our roadmap.
- Recent outputs tiles are now a uniform 3:4 with their measured resolution shown, and Task pages got layout fixes for tablet and mobile plus Copy buttons for scripts and logs.
- Opening an image or video output in a new tab now displays it inline instead of downloading it. Non-media files (documents, archives, and similar) still download as before. Read more →