Technical insights, product updates, and field notes from enterprise AI deployments
6 articles in total
Tego OS v3.0.0 ships three things on the desktop: an always-on-top Mini Chat floating window, a unified Downloads center, and a fully rewritten Windows NSIS installer. This post focuses on the experience details and explains how the combination genuinely puts the digital avatar into daily work.
Tego OS v3.0.0 ships 16 Tego template skills covering the two highest-frequency industry chains: IT operations and cross-border e-commerce. Every skill comes with executable bash scripts — not 'prompt templates' but actually runnable. This post walks through every skill, the matching business workflows and how they integrate with per_user, template governance and BusinessMonitor.
Tego OS v3.0.0 ships the brand-new BusinessMonitor service and dashboard. Six panels — coverage, growth, engagement, tasks, workflow, skill effectiveness — aggregated into one snapshot, backed by an in-process LRU cache and dedicated routes in both ai-studio and dashboard, so leaders can finally see the platform clearly on one screen.
v3.0.0 introduces per_user dedicated instances so a single digital avatar can be safely used by a whole team without interference. This post walks through the scheduling model, lifecycle, capacity guardrails, stale-lock cleanup and the Warm Pool roadmap that make the system genuinely production-grade.
Tego OS v3.0.0 is here. Per-user dedicated instances, three-layer S3 data isolation, single-authority template/runtime governance, the BusinessMonitor operations dashboard, 16 out-of-the-box template skills, the Mini Chat floating window, and a fully rewritten Windows installer—turning a product that runs into a system enterprises can truly deliver against.
TeGo-OS v2.8.0 introduces the Digital Avatar system, giving every employee a dedicated AI avatar with independent container runtime, 4-layer data isolation, hot-pluggable skills, and full lifecycle management. A paradigm shift from shared tools to digital employees.
