What Shipped this week

Most of this week went into one thing: making sure what OneSpace tells you about your own data is actually what's in your data.

That sounds unglamorous next to a new feature. It matters more than one.

Email and search accuracy

Full message bodies. OneSpace now reads the whole email, not just the preview line. Summaries, extractions, and draft replies work from the entire message instead of the first sentence or two.

It tells you when you're seeing part of something. If your search matches 201 emails and you're looking at the first 16, it says so — with the real count. Same when it can only read part of a long message. No more confident answers built on partial data without you knowing.

Date ranges include the first day. A search for "August 24 through August 28" now actually starts on August 24. An off-by-one in how we built the query was silently dropping the first day of every range you asked for.

Multi-day searches return multi-day results. Searches across a date range no longer collapse to whichever day had the most mail.

Coding workspaces

Claude Code, Codex, and Grok, each running on your own machine in the cloud. Pick your model, build, and push straight to GitHub without leaving OneSpace.

Projects are shared across all three, so you can start something with one model and pick it up with another.

Under the hood

Honest failure. When a connector returns nothing, OneSpace now says it found nothing — instead of filling the gap with something plausible. If we can't get you an answer, you'll hear that rather than a guess.

What's next

Further updates with oncoming AI's OneSpace Agents Connectors Marketplace