v2.2.12 — Your Home Is Now a Control Tower

Open myDoo and see every project, agent, and doo on one screen — with Silky right beside you. Twelve updates from v2.2.1 to v2.2.12, in one post.

Open myDoo now, and you see everything at once. How many projects are running, what agents are doing, where today's tasks stand. We're calling this screen the Control Tower.

From v2.2.1 to v2.2.12 — twelve updates in ten days. Here's what changed the most.

Control Tower — Everything, at a Glance

The DooHome main screen has been completely rebuilt. Document projects, coding projects, agents, and doos are laid out in four zones. Each tile shows a name and a status — a blinking dot for working, zZ for idle.

The kanban board used to be the main screen. Now it's one of several tabs at the top — Map, Schedule, Calendar, and more — and the default landing is the Control Tower.

Doo Map — See How Work Connects

Hit the Map tab and the Doo Map opens. Projects, doos, and agents are spread as cards with parent-child relationships drawn as lines. Click a project card and DooDesk opens. Click a doo and DooTalk opens. Click an agent and the Agent Room opens.

The three-dot menu (⋯) on any card lets you edit status, assignee, and dates right there. You can zoom into a project's sub-map, and pan and zoom the whole canvas.

Silky Is Right There

Silky now lives in the bottom-right corner of every screen. Leave her alone and she'll mutter to herself — "How's your day going?" and the like. Click her and the conversation picks up from where she left off.

Control Tower, Map, Calendar — Silky is in the same spot. Open the panel and you're talking. Fold it and she's back to being a character at the corner.

Calendar — Click a Date, Create a Task

The Calendar tab gives you a month or week view. Click an empty date and you can create a doo right there — no separate screen. If you've connected Google Calendar, those events show up alongside.

One Chat Input, Everywhere

HomeChat, DooTalk, TeamChat, AI Conference, DooSisters, Purpose Window — six chat surfaces now share the exact same input design. A rounded box with a text area and a beige ↑ button. Tap an engine pill (claude, codex, deepseek) to switch models or toggle participation.

Uninstalled engines show an "Install" button. Engines that need an API key show "Enter your key."

Send an Image, AI Sees It

In Purpose Windows (new doo, agent appointment, etc.), DooSisters chat, and DooTalk — paste or drag an image and Silky actually reads it. Screenshots work too.

Agent Room, Redesigned

Click an agent card and the Agent Room now looks like DooTalk. Left side for conversation, right side for the report stack. Rules moved to a tab on the upper right.

Install Skills and MCP Through Conversation

Open Skills or MCP from the Tools menu in the header. Chat with Silky on the left, describe what you need, and she'll find it. An approval card appears — confirm, and it's installed.

Quietly Improved

  • File Explorer — A folder tree now sits on the left side. Click a file and a viewer opens on the right. Markdown, HTML, PDF, and Office documents render inside the app.
  • Document Generation — Ask Silky to create a Word (.docx), Excel (.xlsx), or PDF file directly.
  • @Silky in Team Chat — Mention @시종장 in a project team chat and AI responds. The conversation is stored in every participant's recall.
  • Participant Management — Remove participants from a DooTalk, or leave one yourself.
  • Doopyrus Per Project — See only the Doopyrus pages that belong to a project, right from DooDesk's status bar.
  • Delete Confirmations — Delete dialogs now use myDoo's own design, with Cancel focused by default.
  • Icons — Window, tray, and Start menu icons are unified to the orange swirl symbol.
  • Folder Protection — Connecting a project folder that already belongs to another project, or one with a .git repo, now warns you first.
  • File Drag — Dragging files from DooFolder to external apps like KakaoTalk works now.
  • Offline Viewer — Markdown and code file popup viewers work without an internet connection.

Why These Changes

As projects grow, agents multiply, and doos pile up — the question shifts from "what to do" to "where to look." The Control Tower is the screen where you look first and see everything. One click from there takes you anywhere. And Silky is always beside you.

v2.2.1–v2.2.12 · July 2026