What's new at Invoker.

Two improvements that came out of our own build runs. The assistant can no longer push work into the background: it finishes an instruction before it answers. Before this, it could report that it would let you know the result later, while the instruction ended with exactly that answer, so the next instruction landed on a half finished site.

Large bulk changes are now summarised as a list as well. If you installed something with hundreds of files, you used to see every file separately, which could make the view stall. From now on you see the summary with the count and the list.

Claude Start, Plus and Pro are now called Hosting Essential (€15), Hosting Advanced (€29) and Hosting Complete (€59). Every plan comes with both Claude Code and Codex, so the name of just one of them no longer belongs in it. All plans live on one page, web hosting; whether you arrive through Claude or through Codex, you see the same plans. What's included, the price and existing order links all stay the same. Remote Control is part of Hosting Complete.

The three Claude Servers are now called Claude VPS Solo (€99, for your own sites), Claude VPS Multi (€199, for your clients' sites) and Claude Dedicated (€399, your own physical server). The middle one used to be just "Claude VPS", even though Solo is a VPS too. What you get and what it costs stay the same.

With Hosting Complete (then still called Claude Pro) and on every Claude Server you can now switch on Remote Control in Invoker Link. The session opens within a minute from the Claude app, claude.ai/code or Claude Desktop, and on the go you can ask it to restore a backup, update WordPress or fix a broken form. Every change still asks for your approval first, just like in DirectAdmin.

You now connect your GitHub account with a short sign-in code in the browser, instead of a password or token you have to create yourself. Every repository you connect gets its own deploy key, so access stays limited to exactly that repository. When you disconnect, the assistant removes that key from GitHub again too.

The /invoker-assistant page explains, in plain language, how Invoker Link and the Invoker Assistant work together. It includes a step-by-step guide with screenshots and answers to the questions we get most often, from which subscription you need to what happens if something goes wrong. A good starting point if you are still deciding whether this is for you.

In the Invoker Assistant you now choose which provider and model you work with. With Claude that can be Opus, Sonnet or Haiku, with Codex it is GPT-5.5, GPT-5.6 (Sol, Terra or Luna) or GPT-6-Astra. You simply switch per conversation, without losing your notes or history.

Ask the assistant to show you how a page looks and you get a screenshot back, without logging in anywhere or opening another tool yourself. It works at both desktop size and mobile size, so you immediately see how a change looks on a phone. Handy right after a theme change or a new page.

If you start with an empty website, a new wizard helps you get going. You choose whether you are building something new or moving an existing site, which platform you want to use, and briefly describe your business, your goal and the pages you need. The assistant uses those answers to put together a first setup right away.

You can now order hosting or a website directly on the site and pay right away, with iDEAL or Bancontact. If you choose a subscription, Mollie sets up direct debit for the following months, so you do not have to pay manually every time. You make the first payment yourself, the rest happens automatically.