> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.ngram.space/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Releases and updates > Figments, adjustable physics, live Blender authoring, and the persistent Entity foundation. **[ngram v1.0.1 — The Figment Update](https://github.com/ngramspatial/ngram/releases/tag/v1.0.1)** turns Spatial creations into programmable, physical objects you can operate, edit, and share. ## Latest on main The following updates build on v1.0.1 and are available from `main`. Update the Entity worker, execution backend, and Spatial gateway together to use them. * **Skies and lighting:** `ar_environment` controls procedural atmospheres, panoramic skies, reflections, directional and ambient lights, fog, exposure, and the ground grid. The same controls live in Settings; failed sky loads retain the last working scene. See [Environments](/spatial/environments). * **Blender worlds:** render a full 360-degree panorama on the existing execution host, inspect the image, and apply its returned skybox configuration directly in Spatial. Read the expanded [Blender workflow](/spatial/blender). * **Visual feedback:** agents receive Blender renders and can inspect the actual Spatial scene from independent cameras. Humans control view sharing. See [Vision](/spatial/vision). * **Private attachments:** send reference images, documents, archives, and media in the same AR message. Originals stay on the existing execution worker, including Railway storage. See [Attachments](/spatial/attachments). * **Clearer interaction:** Figments start with grip outlines hidden, optional guides use fine strokes, and clicking away deselects creations while inspector edits and active grabs keep their selection. * **Long-running work:** durable coding goals recover across restarts, expose status/resume/cancel controls, and keep chat responsive. The activity panel appears for sustained work and shares space with captions without covering them. See [Tools](/guides/tools). ## The foundation **Continuity.** YAML declarations establish an identity. Memory, knowledge, journals, and relationships give the runtime state beyond one model request. **Choice of inference.** Run with local inference, a private gateway, or a supported hosted provider. Hosted memory requires its own working embedding route. **Presence.** Terminal, Telegram, Discord, and WebXR connect through the runtime. Cross-surface turns serialize access to shared Entity state. **Embodiment.** A shell gives the Entity a body, animations, voice, and behavior hooks. Spatial tools can move, gesture, place panels and objects, change environments, and request a surface capture. **Portability.** Entity containers, verification, Studio, the Entity Factory, and governed change proposals provide building blocks for inspecting and moving Entity state. ## v1.0.1 — The Figment Update Released September 8, 2026. This release includes Figments, live Blender authoring, and the Spatial and runtime improvements since the original `v1` tag. Update the Entity worker and Spatial client together. ### The Figment Update [Figments](/spatial/figments) give objects properties, grips, actions and agent-written behavior. Attach them to Blender models or Spatial assemblies, expose controls for people, and publish complete editable versions. * Five agent tools for authoring, [physics](/spatial/physics), behavior, interaction and portable publishing. * Compound collision shapes, sensors, adjustable mass/gravity/friction/bounce/damping, axis locks, and editable motors and constraints. * Named parts and grips that survive mesh refreshes; independent IDs and bindings when a creation is copied or imported. * A native Objects inspector and local Figment library, with self-contained exports carrying code, assets, physical settings and optional `.blend` source. * Local sandbox execution with no per-frame model calls. Imports restore paused; Stop freezes programs and cancels pending package downloads. Publishing currently creates a local version. Sharing uses `.figment.json` files; a hosted public gallery and cloud synchronization are not included. ### Spatial creations Agents can now build objects you can move and operate. A Blender project can take shape in your scene through successive previews; your placement stays put while the geometry changes. Local programs give those creations behavior that continues after the agent's turn ends. * **Blender authoring:** persistent headless projects on the agent's execution host, intermediate GLB previews, saved `.blend` checkpoints, authored materials, and explicit process cancellation. * **Programmable worlds:** validated batches for geometry, groups, lights, materials, physics bodies, joints, and scene controls. Scoped JavaScript runs locally without per-frame inference. * **Human interaction:** an Objects drawer, grabs, scale/rotation edits, scene toggles and sliders, human ownership during grabs, undo/redo, and world import/export. * **Recovery:** published geometry survives stopped Blender work; scene/program data restores with programs paused. Failed world restores cannot be replaced by an empty autosave. * **Reliable authoring turns:** different actions through one tool no longer hit the identical-request retry guard. Repeated identical polling remains bounded. Start with [Creations](/spatial/creations), follow the [Blender workflow](/spatial/blender), or install the [interactive program example](/spatial/programs). These features are newer than the original `v1` tag; update the Entity worker and Spatial gateway together. ### Runtime improvements * A persistent inference pause shared by chat, embeddings, and background work, with Telegram operator commands and a spatial control. * Manual compaction that summarizes older turns while preserving recent context. * Context displays that follow the active provider's working budget and report automatic compaction. * Hosted lab setup and readiness checks for both chat and memory embeddings. Get [v1.0.1](https://github.com/ngramspatial/ngram/releases/tag/v1.0.1) for this update, [v1](https://github.com/ngramspatial/ngram/releases/tag/v1) for the original snapshot, or read the [changelog](https://github.com/ngramspatial/ngram/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md). ## Scope to keep in mind Desktop spatial and immersive AR expose different inputs. Tool registration does not guarantee backend configuration. Generated motion needs a compatible external provider. The current release does not claim universal plug-and-play support for arbitrary external agent harnesses. Start with the [quickstart](/quickstart), or build your first scene with the [spatial guide](/spatial/quickstart).