Hex
Hex 4.0 rebuilds projects as code so agents can build them from anywhere.
◆Recent moves
- 3d ago
Hex 4.0 beta: code-defined projects, new UI and engine
⚡ SPARKHex 4.0 turns the notebook into a code-defined project format, which is what the CLI, API and agent work since July needed. The entry is a heading list, so the scope of each change is not yet clear.
- 22d ago
Pull agent usage data and import Ossie models
Teams can now pull agent usage and credit-grant data and import Apache Ossie models into Hex. Usage data supports the credit-metered agent, and Ossie imports give the agent semantic definitions to work from.
- 1mo ago
See how your team uses the agent
Agent activity is now classified so teams can see what the agent is being used for, and chart edits in Generative Apps run faster. It extends the run of oversight features that followed the agent gaining the ability to build projects on its own.
- 1mo ago
Explore and share insights from Generative Apps
Generative Apps gain a chat interface and scheduled CSV exports, plus more models to choose from. The apps the agent builds are becoming things end users can question and subscribe to, not just view.
- 2mo ago
Publish eval suites, skip approvals, and build Hex projects from your chat agent
⚡ SPARKThe chat agent can now build Hex projects itself, eval suites can be published and versioned, and approvals can be skipped. This is the point where the agent moves from assisting inside a project to producing the project.
- 2mo ago
More control over Generative app iteration
Generative Apps get direct text editing, targeted chart updates and prompt-created chart properties, while admins get bring-your-own AI provider and more model visibility. The release tightens the edit loop on generated apps and hands enterprises control of the model layer.