AI Feature Tracker

Community-maintained tracker of AI feature availability across subscription tiers.

🔗 View the Dashboard

---

What is this?

A single source of truth for answering questions like:

• "Is ChatGPT Agent Mode available on the $8/mo plan?" (No, Plus or higher)
• "Can I use Claude Cowork on Windows?" (Not yet, macOS only)
• "Which local models can I run on my hardware?" (Depends on VRAM)

Built for fellow AI facilitators, educators, designers, and anyone who needs accurate, current information about AI tool availability.

Platforms Covered

Platform	Vendor	Features Tracked
ChatGPT	OpenAI	Agent Mode, Custom GPTs, Voice, Atlas, DALL-E, Deep Research, Codex
Claude	Anthropic	Code, Cowork, Projects, Artifacts, Extended Thinking, Vision
Copilot	Microsoft	Office Integration, Designer, Vision, Voice
Gemini	Google	Advanced, NotebookLM, AI Studio, Deep Research, Gems, Workspace, Imagen, Live
Perplexity	Perplexity AI	Comet, Agent Mode, Pro Search, Focus, Collections, Voice
Grok	xAI	Chat, Aurora (images), DeepSearch, Think Mode, Voice
Local Models	Various	Llama, Mistral, DeepSeek, Qwen, Codestral

Features

• Plan-by-plan availability — See exactly which tier unlocks each feature
• Platform support — Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android, web, terminal, API
• Talking points — Ready-to-use sentences for presentations (click to copy)
• Category filtering — Voice, Coding, Research, Agents, and more
• Price tier filtering — Find features at your budget
• Provider toggles — Focus on specific platforms
• Dark/light mode — Toggle for your preference
• Permalinks — Link directly to any feature with shareable URLs
• Shareable URLs — Filter state preserved in URL parameters
• Community maintained — Submit PRs to keep it current

Accessibility

This site is designed to meet WCAG 2.1 AA standards:

• Keyboard navigation — Full keyboard support with ↑/↓/j/k to navigate cards, Enter to copy, Tab to move between interactive elements
• Skip link — "Skip to main content" link for screen reader users (visible on focus)
• Focus indicators — Clear 2px accent-colored outlines on all interactive elements
• Color contrast — Minimum 4.5:1 contrast ratio for all text in both light and dark modes
• Reduced motion — Animations and transitions disabled when prefers-reduced-motion is enabled
• Touch targets — Minimum 44px touch targets on mobile for easier tapping
• ARIA attributes — Live regions announce filter count changes, decorative images marked with aria-hidden
• Semantic HTML — Proper heading hierarchy, landmark regions, and button/link semantics

How to Contribute

Found outdated info? Want to add a feature? See CONTRIBUTING.md.

Quick version:

1. Edit the relevant file in data/platforms/
2. Include a source link
3. Submit a PR

Automated Verification

This project includes an automated feature verification system that uses multiple AI models to cross-reference all feature data.

What gets verified

• Pricing tiers — Which subscription plans have access
• Platform availability — Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android, web, terminal, API
• Status — GA, Beta, Preview, Deprecated
• Gating — Free, Paid, Invite-only, Org-only
• Regional availability — Global vs region-restricted features
• URLs — Feature page links are valid and accessible

How it works

1. Multi-model cascade — Queries Gemini, Perplexity, Grok (X/Twitter), and Claude
2. Bias prevention — Skips same-provider models (e.g., won't ask Gemini about Google features)
3. Consensus required — Needs 3 models to confirm a change before flagging
4. Auto-changelog — Confirmed changes are logged to each feature's changelog
5. Human review — Creates issues/PRs for review, never auto-merges

Running verification

# Verify all features
node scripts/verify-features.js

# Verify a specific platform
node scripts/verify-features.js --platform claude

# Check only stale features (>30 days since last check)
node scripts/verify-features.js --stale-only

# Dry run (no issues created)
node scripts/verify-features.js --dry-run

Link checking

Two link checkers serve different purposes:

CI checker (check-links.js) — runs in GitHub Actions weekly. Uses canonical categories from the collaboration protocol:

• ok
• broken
• soft-blocked (e.g., persistent 403/bot protection; informational)
• rate-limited (429; informational)
• timeout
• needs-manual-review

The checker fails CI on actionable problems (broken, timeout) while keeping soft-blocked/rate-limited as non-actionable signals.

node scripts/check-links.js              # Check all links
node scripts/check-links.js --broken-only # Show only broken links

Browser checker (check-links-browser.js) — runs locally through a real Chrome browser via Chrome DevTools Protocol. Bypasses all bot protection, captures page titles for content verification, and shows redirects. Zero external dependencies.

# Terminal 1: Start Chrome with remote debugging
# (--user-data-dir avoids conflicts with your normal browser session)

# macOS (Chrome)
/Applications/Google\ Chrome.app/Contents/MacOS/Google\ Chrome \
  --remote-debugging-port=9222 --user-data-dir=/tmp/chrome-link-check

# macOS (Brave, Edge, or any Chromium browser also works)

# Linux
google-chrome --remote-debugging-port=9222 --user-data-dir=/tmp/chrome-link-check

# Terminal 2: Run the checker
node scripts/check-links-browser.js                # All platforms
node scripts/check-links-browser.js -p claude       # One platform
node scripts/check-links-browser.js --help          # All options

Requires API keys (verification only): GEMINI_API_KEY, PERPLEXITY_API_KEY, XAI_API_KEY, ANTHROPIC_API_KEY

See VERIFICATION.md for full documentation.

Local Development

# Clone the repo
git clone https://github.com/snapsynapse/ai-feature-tracker.git
cd ai-feature-tracker

# Build the dashboard
node scripts/build.js

# Open it
open docs/index.html

Data Format

Platform data is stored in simple markdown files. Example:

## Feature Name

| Property | Value |
|----------|-------|
| Category | agent |
| Status | ga |

### Availability

| Plan | Available | Limits | Notes |
|------|-----------|--------|-------|
| Free | ❌ | — | Not available |
| Plus | ✅ | 40/month | Message limit |

### Talking Point

> "Your presenter-ready sentence with **key details bolded**."

### Sources

- [Official docs](https://example.com)

See data/_schema.md for the full specification.

Deployment

The site auto-deploys via GitHub Actions when changes are pushed to main.

How it works

1. Build job (.github/workflows/build.yml)

   • Runs node scripts/build.js to regenerate docs/index.html and docs/about.html
   • If output changed, commits it back to main with [skip ci] to prevent loops
   • Runs on both pushes and PRs (PRs only validate the build, no commit)

2. Deploy job (same workflow)

   • Uploads docs/ folder to GitHub Pages
   • Only runs on pushes to main, not PRs

3. FTP deploy (.github/workflows/deploy-ftp.yml)

   • Parallel deployment to snapsynapse.com via locked ftp
   • Requires FTP_HOST, FTP_USER, FTP_PASS secrets

GitHub Pages setup

To enable GitHub Pages on a fork:

1. Go to Settings → Pages
2. Under "Build and deployment", select GitHub Actions
3. The workflow will deploy to https://<username>.github.io/ai-feature-tracker/

Manual build

node scripts/build.js

Output files:

• docs/index.html — Main dashboard
• docs/about.html — About page (generated from README.md)

License

MIT - see LICENSE

Credits

Created by SnapSynapse for the AI training community. With help from Claude Code, of course.

---

Found an error? Open an issue or submit a PR!