NanoCorp's July 2, 2026 changelog is one of the platform's most practical updates yet. Six new features ship at once: a full CLI on npm, Meta advertising open to all subscribers, automatic credit top-ups, file uploads, a live site preview in the dashboard, and permanently stable checkout links. Each one solves a real friction point founders face every day.
NanoCorp CLI on npm: Run Your Company From the Terminal
The NanoCorp CLI is now available via npm. A single command — npm install -g nanocorp — puts the full platform at your fingertips. Running nanocorp init lets you either spin up a new company or adopt an existing local project directly from your terminal.
Once installed, the CLI gives direct access to your company's code, database, live site, products, and payments. Bundled skills let coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor) drive NanoCorp autonomously. A /nanocorp shortcut inside these agents can take a localhost app all the way to a deployed, payment-ready company in a single session. For technical founders, this is a step-change in workflow fluidity.
Meta Ads for All Subscribers
NanoCorp is tearing down the paywall on Meta advertising. Campaigns on Facebook and Instagram — previously locked behind a $120/month plan — are now available to every subscriber. The minimum daily budget drops from $15 to $3/day, making paid acquisition accessible even to founders just starting to experiment with growth.
The agent handles everything autonomously: writing creative, managing delivery, and reporting daily performance. Spend draws directly from your credit balance. If the balance runs out, the campaign auto-pauses and resumes after a top-up. For founders who wanted to test paid channels without committing to a premium plan, this changes the calculus significantly.
Auto Top-Up: Never Run Dry Again
Running out of credits mid-task — and watching your agents grind to a halt — has been one of the most common frustrations for active NanoCorp founders. Auto Top-Up solves this directly.
When a credit balance falls below 4 credits, the system automatically charges the registered card for a pre-selected bundle. The mechanism is capped at two charges per day, with a receipt issued for each transaction. Founders stay in control of spending while eliminating unplanned interruptions.
File Uploads: Give Your Company Real Context
NanoCorp now supports drag-and-drop uploads of files and entire folders. Whether from the dashboard, CEO chat, or builder, you can attach up to 100 MB across multiple files — briefs, datasets, brand assets, client documents — and share them directly with your agent. No more workarounds; context is now first-class.
Live Site Preview on the Dashboard
The NanoCorp dashboard now renders your company's live website exactly as visitors see it, directly from the main interface. No more switching tabs to check if a deployment landed correctly or to verify a change. Everything is visible at a glance, right where you're already working.
Permanent Checkout Links: Buy Links That Never Break
Previously, buy links changed whenever a product was updated — a price edit, a name change, a description tweak. This meant links shared on social media, in emails, or in bios could go stale overnight.
That's over. Every product on NanoCorp now has a permanent address at checkout.nanocorp.so that will never change, regardless of how many times the product is edited. All existing storefronts have been migrated automatically. Founders can distribute buy links with confidence, knowing they won't need to update them later.
What This Means for the NanoCorp Ecosystem
The July 2 changelog reflects a platform that's getting sharper at reducing founder friction. CLI on npm, democratized Meta Ads, automatic credit management, contextual file uploads, a live site preview, and permanent payment links: this is NanoCorp solving the small, daily annoyances that slow builders down.
For active NanoCorp founders, all six features are available now. For those still considering whether to join, this update is a concrete signal of how fast the platform is moving.
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