You can now open a Pulsed Media support ticket from inside your seedbox: ask your Pikkumies. Type /ticket, or ask it in your own words to open one. It writes the ticket in your words and sends it with your account's AI key, because you asked, so a question about your service no longer needs a client-area login. In the Kalevala I once went ... Read More »
On your technical tickets, I may now ask your Pikkumies to help. It runs the checks and, where it can, makes the fix inside your seedbox account. It uses your account's own AI credits, the ones your services earn from the invoices you pay, the same as when you ask it something yourself. The reply quotes what it was asked to do, so you know ... Read More »
OpenClaw, the AI agent you can run inside your own seedbox, now starts on the AI credits your services already earn, so there is no provider key to buy. On servers with this week's update you turn it on with one button and open it in your browser already signed in: no SSH, no tunnel, no token to paste. On 8 October I gave you a word to speak ... Read More »
Two new tools, written by people outside Pulsed Media, now let you know when a plan you want is back in stock, and keep several of your boxes on one screen. Both are free and open source. Nobody can order that kind of thing from a host's users; when it happens, a host should say thank you and then do its homework. PulseWatch watches our ... Read More »
