September 7, 2026

Major features

A rebuilt workspace Overview

Overview used to open on usage and resource graphs — useful once you’re running a lot, less so right after you’ve deployed your first Pod. It now opens on what you actually have.

A strip at the top lists the workspace’s models, LoRAs, checkpoints, and config files, with a second row of recent outputs — image and video thumbnails, or name chips for everything else. A Hide toggle blanks that row if you’d rather not have generated images on screen, and nothing is loaded while it’s hidden.

Below the strip, four boxes — Pods, Storage, Serverless, and Tasks — show exactly what the matching pages show, and every row is a door into that page. Upcoming host maintenance appears as a single line above them. The old Usage and Status & Resources panels haven’t gone anywhere: they moved under a Details bar at the bottom, collapsed by default. The Getting Started banner is gone.

”Delete everything” for a workspace that won’t delete

A workspace can’t be deleted while Pods, storage volumes, or serverless deployments are still in it, and until now the only way forward was to remove each of them by hand. The blocked-deletion dialog now offers an escape hatch: Delete everything, confirmed by typing the workspace name, tears down everything inside the workspace and then removes the workspace itself. The card disappears from your workspace list right away while the teardown finishes in the background.

Note

Storage volumes that were still attached to a running Pod keep being billed for up to a few minutes, until those Pods have finished shutting down.

Assets holds what you put there

Attaching a curated model set — from the Pod create form or from Quick Deploy — used to drop every file in that set into your workspace’s Assets list, even though you never imported them. Those entries are now kept out of the Assets list and the file browser. The toolbar shows + N from model sets next to the count; click it to reveal them, and a revealed row is labelled from a model set.

Pickers are unchanged — attaching assets to a Pod, submitting a Task, and injecting into a running Pod all still offer everything the workspace has. And anything you touch yourself (replacing its link, editing it, or registering your own files over it) joins the library for good. Using assets →

Note

If you had an Assets tab open when this release went out, reload it — the toggle and the counts arrive with a fresh page load.

Pods spend far less time on “Preparing storage”

Before a Pod’s container runs, Meshive prepares its volumes. That step used to build them one after another; it now builds them in parallel, and the per-volume work on the host machine was trimmed down as well. On our test node a ComfyUI Pod with 13 volumes went from ~24s to ~6s in this step. A Pod that creates a new volume also no longer waits for the volume browser to come up first — that wait alone was ~20s and is now ~2s.

Pod deployment progress now shows what the step is doing, as a bar reading Preparing storage · Volumes n/m · Expanding for input assets k/l. Expanding volumes ahead of input assets runs in parallel too, taking roughly half as long per asset.

Improvements

• Workspace cards count your Tasks. The resource line on each workspace card now includes running Tasks alongside Pods, storage, and serverless. Deleting a workspace also tells you how many finished Tasks — and their outputs — will go with it, and asks you to confirm that explicitly before the Delete button unlocks. Tasks →
• The storage Connect button says where it stands. Connect needs the volume browser to be up; while that’s still coming up the button reads Preparing volume browser… instead of failing. And if the browser fails, Meshive now recreates it on its own within about ten minutes, with the card reading failed — retrying automatically in the meantime. Encrypted volumes work exactly as before. Connect →
• Task output files moved into the main column. On a Task’s detail page the output tiles were squeezed into the narrow right sidebar and collapsed to a single column, stretching the card over many screens. They’re now in the wide main column in a fixed-height card, and the sidebar keeps a summary chip — file count and total size — that scrolls you straight to them.
• A master checkbox in the Assets table header. Select all, some, or none from the header row, so you can select everything the moment you enter selection mode instead of having to pick one item first. The label always states what it covers — including how many of the loaded rows can’t be deleted.
• The old serverless Artifacts gallery now redirects to Assets.

Fixes

• Switching workspaces from the header no longer leaves Overview showing figures from the workspace you just left.
• Workspaces that got stuck reporting “still releasing resources” indefinitely now finish releasing and clear on their own.
• Deleting a workspace now also removes the credentials stored in it — Hugging Face and Civitai tokens, webhook secrets, and object-storage access keys — instead of leaving them behind.
• The storage Connect button no longer opens an empty dialog in the moments right after a volume is created.
• In the file browser, the “More files could not be loaded” warning now clears after a successful reload instead of staying on screen.
• The storage preparation bar no longer jumps backwards partway through.