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We are spinning up a consulting group, now open to work in a variety of languages, including Scala, Haskell, Rust, Elm, and of course Unison. Our goal is a self-sustaining model in which a mix of consulting and product revenue funds development of Unison-

Unison 1.1.0 is out! This release contains new MCP tools, new IDE features for VS Code users, and many bug fixes and improvements.

Unison 1.0.2 is out! Highlights include a new diff.update command to preview changes before applying them, improvements to the MCP AI agent commands, and a fix for text.find to locate numeric literals correctly.

After years of engineering, design, and community collaboration, we're excited to release Unison 1.0. This version delivers a refined programming workflow and a mature toolchain. Join us as we celebrate this milestone and look ahead to the future of Uniso

The latest Unison version includes work-horse features like branch history comments, git-style diff-tool support, and improvements to the runtime and editor tooling. Check out the full release notes and share the news!

We look at the design of Volturno, a streaming engine with exactly-once processing, to illustrate why Unison Cloud is a great enabler for distributed systems builders.

With Unison Cloud BYOC, now generally available, you can turn any pool of machines into an easily-programmable distributed computing cluster. The experience is the same as our public Unison Cloud, but running on your infrastructure, requiring only S3-comp

The new dependents view shows everywhere a definition is used, broken down by category, as a separate card in Unison Share and the UCM Desktop app. Your codebase is a bidirectional graph! You should be able to walk it as such.

What's new in Unison: fresh UCM-desktop releases! Plus, the latest UCM features include a new MCP server, a new update process, tab completion for remote branches on Unison Share, and more!