Morpheus Changelog

Morpheus Skill v2 just shipped

• Session enumeration paginates the Diamond contract so you are not limited to the roughly 100 sessions surfaced in the proxy-router view—older orphaned sessions stay visible for cleanup.
• Auto-cleanup runs before new sessions open: it closes stale sessions, keeps the latest session per model, and returns MOR locked in expired sessions.
• A staking monitor cron runs nightly orphaned-session cleanup, emits balance alerts every six hours, and renews sessions before they expire.

Inference API billing goes live across app, dashboard, docs, and backend

app.mor.org now supports day-to-day Inference API use with full billing—Stripe and Coinbase, staking-linked credits, usage visibility, and reliable keys—while dashboard.mor.org, the docs, and the Marketplace API align around Capital and production-ready pricing.

• Billing on app.mor.org covers Stripe and Coinbase Commerce, staking-linked credits, balances and holds, usage analytics, transaction history, and CSV export, with Billing and Usage Analytics in the main nav.
• dashboard.mor.org centers Capital: home redirects to /capital, Capital is in the nav, and claims, fees, and subnet data access continue to harden.
• Docs add a Credits & Billing guide, updated billing screenshots, and a model pricing catalog (per-model cost, rate limits, how staking or credits fund usage); the Marketplace API uses env-based pricing and rate limits, /admin/docs billing routes, and tighter model and billing behavior.
• API keys stay consistent after create and delete so Chat and Test stay usable; signup includes Terms of Service consent and sessions are hardened for longer-lived use.

Everclaw expands Morpheus-powered agent workflows

The Everclaw ecosystem kept maturing with better compatibility, install flows, and model routing for users who want Morpheus-backed agent infrastructure.

• Compatibility updates landed for Morpheus-Lumerin-Node v5.12.0, keeping the community tooling aligned with the latest network release.
• The project added dynamic model-map refresh from the router, so installed agents can pick up fresh model availability without manual maintenance.
• The README and setup flow were expanded with a DIY guide, always-on power configuration, and clearer gateway-first onboarding for OpenClaw users.

dashboard.mor.org centers the Capital experience

The dashboard moved Capital to center stage and improved the surrounding infrastructure for builders, claims, and data consumers.

• The root route now redirects directly to /capital, making the Capital dashboard the default experience on dashboard.mor.org.
• A broad context refactor split the old monolithic Capital state into focused providers, which reduced unnecessary re-renders and made claims, deposits, withdrawals, and referral flows easier to maintain.
• The builders stack added a richer GetData experience with a comprehensive subnet endpoint that returns project metadata and staker data in a single response.
• Capital fixes improved LayerZero fee handling, wallet support, chart resilience, and staker visibility across networks.