Twice a year we write down what actually shipped — not the roadmap, the reality. Here is the first half of 2026 across our three products, in the order it happened.
Product by product
Lume had the loudest half-year. In April, SOLO — the autonomous coding agent — became available on desktop, web and mobile. In June, Lume v2 shipped with SOLO at its core: you define the task, review the result, and the agent handles everything in between.
Anthropos kept its compliance-first rhythm: a candidate database with documents and statuses in January, on top of the foreign-employee legalisation tracking that agencies rely on daily. ExO grew past seventeen categories, and its Business Zone gave employers company profiles, CV search and application management in one place.
The company
Summit itself got a proper home: this site, a newsroom that documents real product events, and direct channels — hello@, careers@ and partners@ — that reach the team, not a void.
What’s next
The second half is about depth: adoption of Lume v2 and its agent framework, a smarter assistant inside Anthropos, and employer tools in ExO’s Business Zone. Fewer launches, more compounding.
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