Skipper, an AI-powered assistant, now allows users to ingest selected websites into its local knowledge base for offline search and reference, as announced in its changelog.…
Skipper, a web browsing tool, now supports capturing selected websites for offline browsing, as announced in its changelog on August 29, 2026. The update also includes TTS benchmarking tools, centrali…
Skipper, an AI platform, now enables onboard training of custom large language models from user-selected datasets, with versioned runtime registration, full Assistant restoration, traceability preserv…
Skipper is an offline, voice-enabled AI companion that runs locally on dedicated hardware, designed for boats, remote homes, workshops, and other off-grid environments where privacy and reliability ar…
Skipper has added temporal conversation memory, allowing it to summarize previous conversations and include that summary in the discussion context. The update also centralizes runtime config defaults …
Skipper released an update to its voice session archiving with transcription quality scoring, centralized runtime config defaults, and AI model warmup for faster responses.…
Skipper has added HD camera quality profile switching, allowing the system to autonomously determine optimal camera settings. The update also centralizes runtime config defaults for improved organizat…
Skipper added a Calendar Web UI management page with alarm integration into Commentator, centralized runtime config defaults, and implemented AI model warmup to speed up responses.…
Skipper now performs custom actions during specific trigger phrases and centralizes runtime config defaults for organized functionality. All used AI models are warmed up from session start for faster …
Cloudflare detailed its internal unified data platform, Town Lake, reporting that billing workloads account for 53% of all platform queries. The system, built alongside an AI-powered analytics agent c…
Cloudflare built Town Lake, a unified data analytics platform, and Skipper, an AI data agent, to solve internal data sprawl caused by processing over a billion events per second across 330+ cities. Th…