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2026-04-22
feature

Ship your agent on your own domain

Attach a subdomain or apex to any hosted agent, then set a per-agent page title, description, OG preview, and favicon so shared links look like yours — not ours.
A cream editorial card titled "Bring your own domain" floating on a warm off-white canvas with faint concentric rings radiating behind — the card holds a globe icon pill at the top, the headline, a short subtitle, a labeled "Your domain" input with an https:// prefix and the placeholder chat.yourcompany.com, and a dark "Attach domain" button at the bottom
  • Custom domain attach via the Vercel Domains API — paste the hostname, copy one DNS record, we auto-poll and verify the moment propagation lands.
  • Per-agent SEO: <title>, description, OG image, favicon — with a live Slack / Twitter / browser-tab preview right next to the inputs.
  • Works for both standalone and widget-hosted agents, subdomain or apex.
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2026-04-22
feature

A lipsync playground against real voice streams

The new /lipsync-test tool lets you upload any Rive mascot, wire a Gemini Live session or plug in your own ElevenLabs agent, and dial every SDK knob — critical-viseme holds, min intervals, transition speeds — while the mascot responds in real time.
The /lipsync-test page rendered as a tilted editorial product shot on a warm cream canvas with a subtle dot grid — a friendly cartoon blue cat mascot sits centered on a sandy beach under a blue sky, flanked on the right by a vertical stack of cream settings panels for Rive File, Display Settings, Voice Provider (Gemini Live / ElevenLabs), Voice, Lip Sync Model, and Lip Sync Settings
  • Switch providers on the fly: Gemini Live (preset) or paste your own ElevenLabs API key + agent ID — credentials stay in your browser.
  • Every NaturalLipSyncConfig field is a live slider; changes apply mid-call without resetting playback.
  • Chip selector for the critical viseme set (r, l, f/v, p/b/m by default; toggle any of 21 to taste).
  • Replay captured responses against tweaked settings to A/B feel without re-speaking.
  • Upload any .riv file to test your own mascot; HD-zoom + pan the canvas to inspect mouth shapes.
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2026-04-22
feature

Tune your mascot’s lipsync mid-call, without reset

Mascotbot SDK 0.2.0 adds critical-viseme holds, a configurable critical set, and a live-update pipeline — every phoneme knob now takes effect on the next viseme chunk, mid-call, without breaking the stream.
A two-column release-card composition on a dark canvas — left, a real cream-colored Lip Sync Settings panel with the Natural Lip Sync toggle on, the Natural Lip Sync preset active, and five orange-tracked sliders for Min Viseme Interval, Merge Window, Key Viseme Preference, Similarity Threshold, and Critical Viseme Min Duration; right, a huge metallic-white wordmark reading SDK 0.2.0 on two lines
  • criticalVisemeMinDuration holds u/o/r/l/f/v/p/b/m phonemes long enough to register, dropping any non-critical viseme that would interrupt the hold window.
  • criticalVisemeIds exposes the critical set — drop vowels, add sibilants, whatever fits your character. Exports DEFAULT_CRITICAL_VISEME_IDS for consumers to derive custom lists.
  • desktopTransitionSpeed / mobileTransitionSpeed replace the misleadingly-named *Duration fields (old names kept as deprecated aliases). Default bumped from 1122 for snappier blends.
  • Config edits now flow through the active MascotPlayback in place; slider tweaks and preset changes don’t tear down the stream.
  • Rive runtime bumped to @rive-app/react-webgl2@4.28.1 / @rive-app/webgl2@2.37.2 — latest upstream fixes and perf work on the WebGL2 renderer.
  • Perf tuning validated on /lipsync-test: memoized side panels, ref-based viewport pan/zoom, identity short-circuit on per-chunk config sync, NoiseOverlay visibility gate.
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2026-04-18
Feature

Clone a persistent voice AI agent for React and deploy in 30 minutes

The new react-website-demo template is a Next.js 16 starter with an ElevenLabs voice widget that survives every page navigation — no re-init, no lost context — plus a companion tutorial that walks through the Context + Router pattern behind it.
Two layered windows on a dark canvas — behind, a VS Code–style editor showing the react-website-demo template's VoiceProvider.tsx with its tab strip, sidebar file tree, and status bar; in front, a Safari-style browser window rendering the live MovingCo "Moving Made Simple" page with the voice-chat mascot in the bottom-right — code and live preview side-by-side
  • Persistent across every route — voice session lives in a React Context singleton, so conversations don’t die when users click to a new page
  • Three client tools wired out of the box — the agent reads/writes your form, routes between pages, and triggers CTAs
  • Full stack — Next.js 16, React 19, TypeScript, ElevenLabs Conversational AI 0.5, MascotBot SDK 0.1.9
  • <300ms voice latency · 30–45 min setup — clone, set three env vars, one-click deploy to Vercel
  • Companion tutorial walks through the Context + Router pattern so you can adapt it to any React app
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2026-04-18
Feature

Drop a voice avatar onto any website with one line of HTML

Design your widget visually in the dashboard — size, paddings, mobile overrides, custom button label — then paste a single <script> tag to ship it. Resize or restyle anytime; the live widget updates instantly without re-pasting the embed.
Live widget hosting demo on mascot.bot — embedded mascot with Voice Chat button on a mock customer site
  • Visual builder with live desktop + mobile previews — drag sliders or type exact pixel values
  • Optional mobile-specific size + paddings with a configurable breakpoint
  • Bring your own Rive mascot or pick from the preset library
  • Pick any provider under the hood — ElevenLabs, Gemini Live, or OpenAI Realtime
  • Custom idle-state label on the Voice Chat button, plus an optional first-load reveal animation
  • Embed script auto-syncs from saved settings — no re-paste required after a redesign
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2026-04-15
Feature

More hours per dollar on every tier, with new Growth and Scale plans

Pro now includes 150 hours of lipsync at the same $149/month (2× the old allowance), Business drops overage rates by 75%, and two brand-new tiers (Growth $499, Scale $999) cover production workloads up to 5,000 hours per month. Existing subscribers are grandfathered on their current pricing.
  • Starter — $49/mo · 20 h · $2.99/h overage (unchanged)
  • Pro — $149/mo · 150 h (was 75 h) · $0.90/h overage (was $2.48/h)
  • Business — $299/mo · 600 h · $0.60/h overage
  • Growth (new) — $499/mo · 1,500 h · $0.45/h overage
  • Scale (new) — $999/mo · 5,000 h · $0.25/h overage
  • Yearly plans still get 20% off
  • Existing customers stay on their current pricing indefinitely — no migration
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2026-03-10
Feature

Host voice agents on Gemini Live or OpenAI Realtime, not just ElevenLabs

Pick your preferred real-time model when creating a hosted agent — ElevenLabs, Gemini Live, or OpenAI Realtime — and get the same lip-sync, gestures, and public share link across all three.
Provider selector showing ElevenLabs, Gemini Live, and OpenAI Realtime cards in the agent creation wizard
  • Provider selector in the agent creation wizard; each agent is locked to one provider for its lifetime
  • Gemini Live — 30 Google voices, custom system instructions, configurable model, optional initial greeting
  • OpenAI Realtime — 10 voices (marin, cedar, alloy, …), gpt-realtime model, tunable voice-activity detection
  • Video input — Gemini agents accept live camera frames for vision-aware conversations
  • API keys stay encrypted server-side (AES-256-GCM); clients only ever see 9-minute ephemeral tokens
  • Works in both the standalone share link and the embeddable widget
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