Sonderr 2.0 — The Agentic Update
Today Sonderr stops being a chatbot and becomes what it always wanted to be: an agent with hands.
The pitch is simple. Ask Sonderr to build something and it no longer prints code at you — it creates the file, in your own persistent workspace, and shows you a proper red-and-green diff of every line it touched. Ask it something time-sensitive and it searches the live web, then shows you every query and every source so nothing is a black box. And thanks to VECT retrieval, it remembers your projects, your stack and your preferences between sessions.
What shipped today
- Real file tools — create, read, list and delete files in a private workspace that survives between sessions, with unified diffs (+adds / −dels) on every write.
- Live web access — multi-engine search plus page reading, with numbered source cards rendered right inside the chat.
- Claude-style tool cards — every action streams into the conversation as a live card: "Writing file… +24 −3", search results, fetched pages.
- The new dashboard — sidebar chat history, three model tiers (Sonderr 1.9 / Pro 3.1 / Powerr 1.2), usage metering with a hard daily quota, VECT memory manager and a workspace file browser with previews.
- Accounts, rebuilt — proper registration, 30-day sessions, per-user quotas. Everything persisted on our infrastructure.
Try it in ten seconds
Open the dashboard, create an account, and paste: "Search the web for today's biggest AI news and write ai-news.md summarizing the top 3 stories with source links." Then watch the pipeline work — search card, sources, file card, diff. That loop is the whole product.
What it means for DXN1
Sonderr 2.0 is the first DXN1 product with a full agentic runtime — and it sets the pattern for everything else we're building this year: real tool use over chat theater, transparency over magic, persistence over throwaway sessions. The docs site will track new capabilities as they land; the workspace is open now.