Changelog

Hey, Fleek community!

We’ve rolled out some exciting updates over the past few days, and we’re excited to share them with you! Here’s a breakdown of what’s new:

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Agent chat#

Fleek now supports real-time AI agent chat, enabling users to interact with their deployed agents directly from the Eliza deployment platform.

How to Chat with Your AI Agent#

1. Select the AI agent you want to interact with at fleek.xyz/eliza.
2. Navigate to the Agent chat tab.
3. Type a message in the chatbox and press enter.
4. Your AI agent will respond immediately, allowing you to refine interactions dynamically.

Eliza version control#

When building AI agents on Fleek, users can now toggle between various Eliza versions through the Agent deployment panel, enabling customization of their agent instances on Fleek’s infrastructure.

Supported versions#

Currently, Fleek supports specific Eliza versions: Eliza v0.25.9, Eliza v0.1.9, Eliza v0.1.8, and Eliza v0.1.7alpha2. You can track updates and check available versions here.

Switching between Eliza versions#

When preparing to deploy an AI agent on Fleek, you can select the Eliza version by:

1. Visiting fleek.xyz/eliza/.
2. Using the drop-down toggle to select the desired version.
3. Proceeding with one of the three deployment options.

This provides greater control over testing, iterating, and deploying AI agents on the latest stable versions.

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API key generation made easier#

Generating API tokens for Fleek’s AI agents APIs is now more streamlined. You can create, view, copy, and regenerate API keys directly from the Eliza deployment page or the Fleek dashboard.

Steps to generate an API key:

1. Visit the Eliza deployment page and click Account settings at the bottom.
2. Navigate to the API Tokens tab to view all your generated API keys.
3. Click Create API Token. A pop-up should show up requesting to enter a name for your key and a confirmation.

You can now apply the generated key as your X-Api-Key request header when making API requests.

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AI agent management improvements#

We’ve made significant improvements to AI agent management, including status monitoring. It’s easier to monitor, edit, and organize your agents efficiently.

• Draft status indicators: Draft agents are now clearly marked next to their name on the Eliza deployment page and Fleek dashboard, allowing easy identification and management.
• Status tracking updates: Instantly see which agents are active, inactive, or in draft mode with updated AI agent avatars visible in the sidebar, settings panel, and list views.
• Simplified navigation: The AI agent creation flow now features a table of contents for smoother navigation when building agents from scratch or using a template.

• Improved list view: Easily browse all agents in a streamlined format to reduce clutter in larger projects.

Additionally, users can:

• Edit AI agents in draft mode before publishing.
• Delete draft agents if no longer needed.
• Track all status changes with updated visual indicators.

The draft creation APIs are also available now. Learn more in our AI agents API documentation.

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That’s all for now! Thank you for choosing Fleek.

Check out our documentation for more details.

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What’s new, Fleek community?

We’re excited to announce significant updates to Fleek’s AI Agent capabilities, including a new AI Agent Proxy API and the ability to edit characterfiles directly from fleek.xyz/eliza!

Characterfile Editing#

Editing your AI agent’s characterfile is now easier than ever on fleek.xyz/eliza.

Key Features:#

• Modify agent details and redeploy.
• Change agent name, update images, add plugins, and adjust models.

How to Edit a Characterfile:#

1. Go to the agents sidebar on fleek.xyz/eliza.
2. Select your agent, then click “Edit agent”.
3. Make your edits and click “Update agent characterfile”.
4. You’ll see a success notification: “Agent updated”.

AI Agent Proxy API#

Developers can now interact with their AI agents through a universal proxy endpoint, making integrations with AI models faster and more efficient.

Key Features:#

• Multiple Request Types: Supports GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, and more.
• Simple URL Structure:

  https://api.fleek.xyz/api/v1/ai-agents/{agentId}/api/{*key}
  

• Secure Access: Authenticate using X-Api-Key in headers.
• Flexible Path Parameters: Easily route requests to different agent endpoints.

Example Request:#

fetch('https://api.fleek.xyz/api/v1/ai-agents/12345/api/message', {
  method: 'POST',
  headers: {
    'X-Api-Key': 'your-api-key',
    'Content-Type': 'application/json',
  },
  body: JSON.stringify({ text: 'Hello, AI!' }),
});

Read more in our full API documentation.

Remote Attestation for TDX Quotes#

We’ve added a settings panel on the AI Agents tab where you can access things such as Remote Attestation for the TEE offering.

How it Works:#

1. Navigate to the Settings panel, you’ll see “Remote attestation (TEE)’
2. Click “Copy hash”.

3.Copy the displayed TDX quote for verification using a remote attestation explorer like proof.t16z.com.

These updates make deploying, managing, and verifying your AI agents on Fleek easier than ever.

Check out our documentation to learn more.

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What’s new, Fleek community?

We’re excited to announce the launch of Fleek AI agent hosting with full support for the Eliza framework! Now, developers can seamlessly deploy AI agents in just one click, simplifying what has traditionally been a complex and time-consuming process.

Eliza AI agent deployment#

With Fleek, deploying Eliza-based AI agents is seamless. Whether you’re setting up AI researchers, chatbot assistants, or social media responders. Go to fleek.xyz/eliza where you can use any of three deployment options:

1. Manually enter details [⚡ : no developer experience needed]
2. Use a predefined template [⚡ : no developer experience needed]
3. Upload a characterfile

Users can:

• Deploy AI agents instantly using prebuilt templates or custom configurations
• Leverage seamless Twitter (X) integration
• Use Fleek’s cost-effective hosting plans, starting at $20 per agent per month

AI agent logs#

Fleek AI agent logs provide a transparent view of your agent’s actions, allowing users to monitor performance, debug errors, and optimize deployments. Logs include timestamps, events, details, and status updates to track agent behavior.

Users can access logs via the Fleek dashboard, refresh them for the latest updates, and temporarily hide logs for a cleaner interface. These logs improve debugging, transparency, and performance tuning for AI agents.

Fleek removes the complexity from AI agent deployment, allowing you to focus on building smarter, more responsive AI applications.

Check out our documentation to get started. We can’t wait to see what you build!

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What’s going on, Fleek community?

The team’s been hard at work throughout September and October, bringing tons of exciting updates your way! We’re thrilled to share the latest developments in our changelog, packed with features and enhancements we know you’ll love. The highlights of this release are Next.js SSR support (full Next.js support) along with many cool Next.js templates, Platform billing, an app redesign and migration from fleek.co to fleek.xyz.

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Full Next.js support#

Fleek now fully supports Next.js, including SSR for dynamic apps, enabling you to deploy applications that interact in real time with your data and adapt based on user activity. All of this is powered by the fleek-next adapter we released. Here’s what’s new:

• Full SSR support: Deploy server-side rendered Next.js apps to deliver personalized experiences and faster loading times.
• Middleware support: Ideal for authentication, redirects, or any custom processing.
• App Router support: Now, Fleek handles dynamic page routing seamlessly, allowing you to create rich web applications like marketplaces, Generative AI apps, and much more. (Note: Static Site Generation (SSG) support is coming soon)

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Next.js templates#

We expanded our templates collection and included templates for Next.js SSR apps that you can just deploy directly from the Fleek platform to see the full extent of the new Next.js support we just released.

You can start building and shipping with the Next.js templates we have here.

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Platform billing#

Our new billing system is now live! Fleek users can still use our Free Plan as a sandbox for new projects, which supports one team member, one custom domain, three sites and limited free monthly resources for each project.

Users above these limits on the Free Plan will be grandfathered into support for their current resources. However, they will not be able to add additional team members, custom domains or sites beyond those that already exist above these limits while on the Free Plan.

To add team members and additional resources, you can upgrade your project to the Pro Plan, starting at $20 per month. Invite as many team members as you need at no additional cost, since we don’t bill on a per-seat basis. The Pro Plan gets you:

• Unlimited members and invitations
• Upgraded resource limits
• Additional build tiers to scale as needed
• Email support

Check out our pricing page for more information on this.

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App redesign#

We’ve revamped Fleek’s app for a cleaner, smoother user experience! The app is now enhanced with a refreshed design, letting you easily:

• Switch themes
• Access documentation
• Manage projects
• Reach out through the Support Center

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Migration from fleek.co to fleek.xyz#

We recently started moving users from fleek.co to our new platform, fleek.xyz. This migration is seamless, supported by a new workflow designed for an effortless transition. We’ve also begun deprecating the old Fleek.co SDK and CLI.

We are automatically migrating all accounts, sites, and files from Fleek.co to Fleek.xyz well in advance of the official sunset date. Accessing or managing your accounts, sites, and files on Fleek.xyz will be identical to the analogous workflows on Fleek.co.

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Other updates across Fleek:#

CLI:

• Introduced Functions SGX support with SDK v3.
• Replaced the flag noBundle with bundle, allowing you to better control when you need a Fleek Function to be bundled.
• Introduced the assets flag for functions, to support SSR use cases like Next.js.

SDK:

• Added SGX to support functions proxy
• Introduced Blake3Hash field

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Each new feature is built with your experience in mind, and we can’t wait to see what you create with these updates. Let us know what you think and stay tuned for more as we keep building Fleek together!

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What’s up, Fleek Freaks?

We’re back again with new, exciting updates to the Fleek platform that we’ve been working on for the past few weeks. Today, we’re highlighting a few new things: Fleek Functions UI to create and deploy Fleek Functions, improvements to the deployments page, updates for our migration from .co to .xyz, and the start of support for multiple Git providers. ⚡

You can try out all the new features for yourself directly in the Fleek app. Let’s dive into what the team has been working on in August:

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Email invitations#

Fleek users can now invite others to their projects via email addresses with any permission deemed fit by the user sending out an invitation.

With our new transactional email feature shipped, the invited user gets an email with a CTA button they can click on to be redirected back to their Fleek dashboard.

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Fleek Functions UI#

Previously, Fleek Functions were accessible only via the Fleek CLI. That’s changed with this new release as you can now create, manage, and customize Fleek Functions directly from the Fleek app UI!

Fleek Functions are onchain serverless edge functions powered by Fleek Network. If you’re unfamiliar with Fleek Functions, you can learn more here. The team is super pumped to see all the cool things developers are testing since the alpha CLI release.

Deploying your first Fleek Function just got a lot easier 🤙

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Deployment page improvements#

• We no longer calculate the total build duration including queued time— true build times should now be more accurate

• Preview URLs for deployments are now available

• Queued deployments can now be canceled if necessary

• Commit messages will now be displayed without a delay and on a more timely basis

• The redeploy button is no longer disabled if there is an ongoing deployment, allowing for queued deployments

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Changelog page#

We now have a dedicated changelog page! Previously, changelogs and release notes lived in our blogs and guides sections on the Fleek website. With this latest release, we now have one page to list all of the exciting improvements made by the team, in chronological order. You can go to fleek.xyz/changelog to check out the new page 🤙

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Git provider management#

Deployment Git integrations with GitHub can now be managed from within your account’s Settings page. This allows you to configure the GitHub apps necessary for managing deployments in your GitHub repositories from within the app.

You can now:

• See the statuses of the Fleek CI App
• Check which repositories have permission
• See which needs to be installed

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Other fixes and improvements#

• New customer support feedback experience from within the app for in-app users.

• The Git integration flow that allows the re-installation of a new GitHub app no longer affects existing sites

• Transactional emails for synchronized updates on activities on user’s accounts

• Fleek CLI version 2.9.0: Amends and enhancement to bundling parameters, among other things.

Upcoming features:#

• Public IPFS gateway

• Backend rewrite to Rust

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Coming soon: Migration from Fleek.co to Fleek.xyz#

In the interest of providing the smoothest possible transition period from Fleek.co to Fleek.xyz for our users, we have put in a lot of effort into testing to ensure that our infrastructure internally migrated successfully before opening up the floodgates to user projects.

With the migration, users will see:

• Improved UX
• Access to many of the new features the team has been shipping to enable seamless Fleek integration across your stack.
• Improved user support
• Access to a ton of resources for users and teams to better utilize Fleek’s tools, including templates, boilerplates, guides, and more.

Stay tuned for more details on the migration process, as well as the release of the migration assistance tools, soon.

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That’s all for this changelog!

You can see a list of all changes made to the app on the new Changelog page on Fleek.xyz.

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• Join our Discord server
• Catch up on all our guides and resources

And stay up to date with that the team is cookin’!

What’s up, Fleek Freaks?

We’re thrilled to share some exciting updates we’ve been working on for the Fleek platform over the past few weeks! Here’s what’s new: Two-Factor authentication (2FA), our support center now integrated to the fleek.xyz site, a refreshed templates page and many more. ⚡

Let’s dive into what the team has been working on in July:

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Two-factor authentication (2FA)#

Fleek users can now enable 2FA to ensure critical actions like deleting a project & inviting members are under your control.

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Improved Support Center#

Our improved Support Center is also now live at fleek.xyz/support/, offering a one-stop shop for users to submit support requests and feedback.

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Refreshed templates page#

We’ve refreshed our Templates page with a variety of ready-made boilerplate projects from popular frontend frameworks, ready for deployment on Fleek. Check it out at https://fleek.xyz/templates/.

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Some other updates include:

• Updated documentation
• Improved Fleek Network developer experience

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That’s all for this update. Stay tuned for the next changelog update in a few weeks, which will include the release of the changelog page, multiple git-provider support, and several other cool features. ⚡️

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• Join our Discord server
• Catch up on all our guides and resources

And stay up to date with all that the team is cookin’!

We’re back with a new update to the Fleek platform, this time packed with new features and enhancements rolled out throughout February, aiming to streamline your development process and improve the security of all projects deployed on Fleek for end users.

In this recap, we’ll cover the new phishing protection mechanisms, refined application credentials management, and improved image handling improvements that were rolled out to the Fleek platform last month ⚡

Or, you can just try all the new features yourself on Fleek which is now in Open Beta– anyone can now create an account and start trying the new platform, no whitelist required 🤙

Let’s get into what the devs were cookin’ throughout February:

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Phishing Protection: Automatic Phishing Detection#

The main focus for the dev team this month was the implementation of a new process to identify potential phishing sites among all websites deployed and hosted on Fleek. This system mirrors the one already in place on Fleek.co, where each website undergoes a phishing analysis in the deployment process. This mechanism aims to protect the product and the service we provide from malicious actors and ensure all end-users enjoy a better experience using sites deployed on Fleek.

Sites flagged for phishing are automatically removed, alongside the associated user account and all related resources. In cases where a site’s status is ambiguous, we conduct a manual review and maintain a list for such instances internally. In the manual review process, we work with a group of trustee sources to whom we delegate the review to determine if the site is phishing.

Anyone flagged for deploying a phishing site on Fleek will find themselves on a blocklist to prevent individuals associated with phishing activities from registering or signing into the platform in the future. Users who believe their site was mistakenly flagged can reach out to our Support team for assistance and manual review.

To track the success of all of our new phishing protection efforts, we’ve added a few new metrics to our tracking system. This now includes the number of phishing sites:

• Automatically detected
• Manually detected
• Deleted for phishing (manually and automatically)

As well as the penetration rate, or the ratio of manually deleted sites against the total sites that make it through the automatic phishing detection. This data-driven approach enables us to continually refine our detection strategies, ensuring Fleek remains a secure platform for both developers and users of sites deployed on Fleek.

Alongside the new automatic phishing detection tools, we’ve also added an edge rule to all pullzones on Fleek restricting access to just its custom domain. This will reduce potential phishing entry points, as sites with pullzones can no longer be accessed via the pullzone URL (i.e. fleekcdn.xyz).

Our goal with this update is to proactively eliminate both the deployment of phishing sites and the users who create them on Fleek. We’ll keep you updated on the success of the new phishing detection efforts in future changelogs 🤙

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Application Credentials#

We’ve also now added the ability to create application credentials directly within the Fleek UI.

Anyone can now interact with the SDK directly from a client in a secure way, through whitelisted domains, allowing only those with the application credentials to access the specified domains. Creating and managing Application Credentials can be done in the Application Credentials tab within the settings of your Fleek project:

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Image Improvements#

We’ve made several improvements to how images are handled on the platform in this update as well. All images should now have overall improved quality and reliability:

• Default avatars are now assigned on account creation.
• Custom avatars are now cached immediately
• Template image previews have been fixed, resolving the issue of constant loading.

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Bug Fixes and Improvements#

Also included in this release:

• Delete flows for sites and projects are now simplified.
• Removed unnecessary dot displayed on delete modal.
• Enhanced deployment pipeline reducing cases where the deployment got stuck.
• New flow for self-managed deployment on the UI.
• Username is now pre-filled on account creation.
• ENS configuration modal now comes with the exact record to paste into the content hash.
• ENS validation now takes into consideration the IPFS:// and IPNS:// prefixes.
• Environment variable names can be created with up to 150 characters
• Fixed bug where modal was not appearing after creating a domain for a PGW
• ENS modal now displays the content hash in smaller screen resolutions.

For more details on all the new features, bug fixes, and improvements made in this release, check out our docs!

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That’s a wrap for February, folks!

The team has been heads down rolling out new improvements to make the Fleek experience smoother and more secure for all end-users, as well as some behind-the-scenes work on cool new features to debut soon.

Got feedback or need some help navigating the new updates? Chat with the team and join the conversation in our Discord community. Also, follow along with all the new updates coming to the Fleek platform on X!

See you in the next changelog Fleek Freaks ⚡

What’s up Fleek Freaks?

We’re back with an update to the Fleek.xyz Alpha! This jam-packed v.0.0.4 update brings us to near-feature parity with the Fleek.co platform, an important goal for the team as we approach the start of the Fleek.co to Fleek.xyz migration.

The application form for the Fleek.xyz Alpha is closed, you can access the platform here

Let’s get into everything coming with v0.0.4, starting with ENS:

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ENS Integration#

A major step in the direction towards the sunsetting of Fleek.co is reaching feature parity with the Fleek.co platform. With v0.0.4, we’re excited to reintroduce a familiar feature for our long-standing users from Fleek.co – the ability to directly configure ENS records within Fleek.

An improvement on the Fleek.co iteration that users are familiar with, this version allows users to set the content hash for their domains without leaving the Fleek platform, as well as now handle subnames and name unwrapping in-app. It’s quick, easy, and allows you to use your ENS domains for any of your builds on Fleek:

Deployment Details Page#

The v0.0.4 update also comes with a little upgrade to the deployment details page! Now, you will see a more detailed overview of each step in the deployment process. The new page shows progress and failures for each step, with copy-to-clipboard details, making deployments more transparent and support a little more streamlined.

File Upload Size Limit Increase#

Thanks to some improvements to our build creation handling and storage upload processes, we’ve been able to double the maximum file upload size. Users can now upload files up to 2GB in size (previously 1GB maximum) 🤙

Wallet Linking#

Now, users can effortlessly link their wallets to their Fleek accounts, enabling a range of features like secure logins, access to the new ENS features, and more wallet-exclusive features in the future.

If you didn’t sign up for the Fleek.xyz alpha with a wallet, linking yours is super easy. Just navigate to your Account Settings, and Log-In Connections to connect any supported wallet to start trying the wallet-exclusive features on Fleek.xyz.

Oh, and with v0.0.4, we’ve added the ability to do it the other way around too! If you signed up with a wallet address, you can now link your email address to your profile in your Account Settings.

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Other Fixes and Improvements#

Along with the above, the devs did their usual bug squashing and fixes including:

• Changed the way we create pins so we display them immediately in the UI after the upload is complete.
• Increased the docker image name character size to 50 characters and the env variable value character size to 250 characters.
• Improved the efficacy of the site screenshot generation.
• Site slug now has a maximum of 63 characters long.
• Fixed a problem where the site slug was not clickable after the first deployment.
• Project name can be changed on Arc Browsers.

You can see a full list of changes included in the v0.0.4 release of the Fleek.xyz alpha in our docs!

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And that’s what’s changed in this v0.0.4 update of the Fleek.xyz alpha. We’re pumped to be back this year rolling out updates to the new platform– we can’t wait for you to see what we have cookin’ up 🤙

We have more updates coming to the new Fleek.xyz platform in the near future, including community-submitted templates. Stay tuned ⚡

Follow along with all of the coming releases on X and join the community of testers in our Discord server.

If you want to try any of the new features we’re debuting with this update and you aren’t a part of the alpha yet, fill out this Typeform and we’ll get you onboarded.

See you soon for the next update!

It’s been about two weeks, meaning it’s time for another bi-weekly update to the Fleek.xyz Alpha 🤙

The highlight for this release: Project, Site, and Gateway delete functionality! We’ve also done our usual bi-weekly bug-squashing to clean up your experience and fix a few minor issues.

Did you see the performance data from Fleek Network Testnet Phase {1}? Last week, the Foundation released the results from the successful Phase {1} performance testing period. Dive into the full performance analysis here!

Let’s get into the changes coming to the Fleek.xyz alpha with v0.0.3:

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Delete Options: Projects, Sites, Gateways#

A heavily requested feature is here– quickly and easily delete any Project, Site, or Gateway directly in the Fleek.xyz UI. When deleting any of the above, the user must go through a few confirmations to verify the removal of things like Domains, IPNS records, or anything else associated with the project.

IMPORTANT: Deleting a Project, Site, or Gateway is not reversible! Make sure you understand all warnings before progressing.

Project Delete#

To delete a Project, head to the project dashboard, where you’ll need to acknowledge that deleting your project means the removal of the project’s:

• Sites
• Domains linked to the sites
• IPNS keys linked to the site
• Private Gateways
• Domains linked to Private Gateways
• Files Stored

Site Delete#

When deleting a site, go to the site overview and click the Delete Site option on the general settings page. Deleting your site means the removal of all associated resources and means content for that site will no longer be served, including the domains and IPNS record linked to it.

Gateway Delete#

For Private Gateways, you’ll be prompted to remove the gateway and all domains associated with it:

Other Fixes and Improvements#

Alongside the new delete options, we’ve also added a ton of quality-of-life improvements and other fixes to the platform with v0.0.3 including:

• Now correctly handle the canceling state for deployments
• Now mapping the error when the git repository fails to be cloned correctly
• Added a new dropdown to select the type of storage for the project
• Files with special characters in the name are now rendering correctly on private gateways
• Fixed an error where users were stuck in the UI and unable to log in
• Added a button to add an organization to the verified GitHub account in the GitHub account selector

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That’s all for this week! This is a smaller QoL update to bring a heavily requested feature and clean up a little behind the scenes as we prepare for the next major feature addition– Template Submissions ⚡

Follow along with the release of the Fleek.xyz platform on X and join the community of testers in our Discord server!

See you again in about two weeks for the next update 🤙

It’s that time again! We’re back for another bi-weekly update to the Fleek.xyz Alpha– this time with a new template option, faster file uploads, a few new features, and fixes.

Application form for the Fleek.xyz Alpha is closed, you can access the platform here!

Let’s get into the changes coming to the Fleek.xyz alpha with v0.0.2:

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Primary Domains#

In an effort to simplify domain management, we’re introducing a new “Primary Domains” feature. The platform will now automatically reference your chosen primary domain for tasks related to sites or gateways. When you set up your first active domain, it becomes the default primary. As you add more domains, you have the flexibility to set a new one that your site defaults to.

If you decide to switch things up and remove your primary domain, you’ll get a prompt to set up a new one from your list of domains.

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Lens Template#

Head over to the templates page to try our new Lens template! Spin up your own fully functioning Lens social app in minutes with an easy-to-configure and customized template. Start with a timeline, as well as post and user search, and build from there.

You can access the new template here- give us a tag on X with your finished Lens build ⚡

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Upload Improvements#

You may have noticed uploads on the platform feel faster over the last week– that’s because we did a little refactoring on the backend and gave upload speeds a pretty significant boost! Files of all sizes upload ~10 times faster than before on the UI 🤙

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Other Fixes and Improvements#

As always, we’ve squashed a ton of bugs and added a few small improvements with this release!

• Increased memory in our deploy lambda to accommodate bigger site repositories
• Fixed a bug where the IPNS values were not being updated after a deployment
• Fixed a bug where the GitHub listener was not catching all the commits for deployments
• Improved error handling when the user is not using the default Fleek configuration files while deploying with GitHub Actions
• Created a canary project to monitor site deployment flow for better customer support and availability
• Fixed an error where we were showing the incorrect message when a site name was not available
• Fixed an issue with some users getting stuck in the welcoming screen
• Added an auto-generated domain on the site overview if there is no domain set
• Fixed a bug where the view site button on the recent deployment cards was not working

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That’s all we have to share for v0.0.2! We’ll be back in about 2 weeks with another set of improvements, along with the next batch of alpha testers ⚡

Follow along with the release of the Fleek.xyz platform on X and join the community of testers in our Discord server!

See you in a few weeks 🤙