What's new
New models, sharper workflows, and product improvements across magicdoor.ai.
We removed inline style props from app components and replaced them with Tailwind utilities, keeping the same visual output while improving lint hygiene.
We updated magicdoor.ai to use Claude Opus 4.8 while keeping Opus pricing unchanged.
Magicdoor now creates and reuses one app-level Oggie OAuth client per deployment, so users can connect Oggie without a manually preconfigured client ID.
We added a public calculator for visitors comparing multiple AI subscriptions against magicdoor.ai usage-based pricing.
We added the first secure foundation for connecting Oggie to Magicdoor so chat can receive server-side calendar tools when a user has connected their account.
We added a focused public guide for people who hit Gemini image generation limits and need to decide whether to wait, stay with Google, or try a usage-based image workflow.
We refreshed Magicdoor's app foundation so the core experience stays reliable, responsive, and ready for the next round of product improvements.
We removed an accidental ChatGPT conversation import surface from Account settings and the matching import endpoint.
We added DeepSeek V4 Pro as a managed chat model in magicdoor.ai through the existing Together AI integration.
We reduced the work that blocks the first magicdoor.ai/chat shell, so installed and bookmarked launches can show the chat surface sooner on mobile.
We refreshed the main magicdoor.ai homepage marquee so it shows the current GPT-5.5 and Claude Opus 4.7 labels instead of older model names.
A new public /which-ai-model page helps visitors choose a practical model for writing, coding, research, images, or everyday chat before signing up.
We updated the Moonshot AI chat model in magicdoor.ai to Kimi K2.6, adding the new Together AI endpoint and refreshed multimodal coding metadata.
Magicdoor now includes the active model context in each chat generation prompt, so assistants can answer model-identity questions based on the model currently handling the message.
A new public /install page explains how to open magicdoor.ai/chat first, then add it to your home screen for faster access to Chat.
We updated the xAI chat model in magicdoor.ai to Grok 4.3 while keeping the existing pricing and capability metadata in place.
We reordered the chat model picker so GPT-5.5 is the first default option for new chats, followed by Claude Sonnet 4.6 and GLM-5.1.
GPT chats now default to Low reasoning effort, while the Medium and High options remain available in the reasoning selector.
We cleaned up an old chat compatibility layer so model metadata, pricing, markdown rendering, and chat creation now import from their source modules directly.
Manual chat compaction now uses persisted server history, versioned snapshots, and structured artifact metadata so long chats keep safer context.
GPT-5.5 chats now keep running after OpenAI tool results so Magicdoor tools and code interpreter sessions can complete with a final answer.
New users now get a clearer chat onboarding flow that highlights model switching first, then includes one complimentary Seedream 4.5 image after they try a second model.
We reordered the chat model picker so GLM-5.1 is the first default option for new chats, with Gemini 3.1 Pro and Claude Haiku moved lower.
We replaced the deprecated MiniMax M2.5 endpoint with MiniMax M2.7 across magicdoor.ai after the provider sunset notice.
Prompt caching is now enabled for Claude and GPT chats, lowering cost and latency when longer conversations reuse the same context.
The /images flow now lets you choose one model for a normal generation or select multiple compatible models to compare outputs side by side.
We upgraded the ChatGPT Image path in magicdoor.ai to Replicate gpt-image-2 and aligned the images flow around the newer model.
Chats now show which files and images are currently in model context, with detach controls when you want to narrow the prompt.
The /images page gained a dedicated editing mode for uploaded images, plus signed uploads and library updates to support the flow cleanly.
We launched a public trust page covering data handling, account-scoped conversations, and product privacy details in plain language.
magicdoor.ai got a dynamic /compare system backed by structured data, making it easier to ship and maintain head-to-head pages.
We shipped cold-start quick wins for the PWA, including better app-shell caching, deferred scripts, and lighter initial chat loading.
Seedream 4.5 joined the image lineup at $0.03/image with support for both generation and single-image editing inputs.
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