OEM Update With Prompt

Overview

This is a Ninja implementation of the agnostic Invoke-OEMUpdateWithPrompt

The script prompts logged-in users before BIOS and firmware updates, allows postponement for a configured number of cycles, and then enforces the update. It is designed for a single deployment from Ninja RMM, then continues through scheduled task re-runs on the endpoint.

When a device needs updating right away instead, the WithoutPrompt checkbox skips the prompts entirely and runs the update immediately. See Update Without Prompting.

While the update installs, an optional on-screen notification keeps the user informed — enabled and configured through a single ProgressPrompt variable that selects interval or stay mode. Prompts can also carry your own branding through the Icon and HeaderImage variables, which accept a web URL, local path, or UNC share and are staged locally by the script before use.

Sample Run

Dependencies

• Invoke-OEMUpdateWithPrompt

Examples

Scenario 1: OEMScriptParametersOverride

Custom parameter string passed to the vendor update script, replacing the default parameter set for the detected manufacturer.

• For PSWindowsUpdate, set OEMScriptParametersOverride = -Category 'Drivers' -Description '(?i)(BIOS|Firmware|UEFI)' -AllowReboot
• For Dell DCU, set OEMScriptParametersOverride = '/applyUpdates -updateType=bios -silent'

Scenario 2: UsePsWindowsUpdate

Run with user parameter UsePsWindowsUpdate = True. Please ensure that the corresponding checkbox is selected before executing the script.

Expected output:

• Update execution path uses Install-WindowsUpdates flow.
• This runs Windows update instead of vendor-specific updates

Scenario 3: IfNotLoggedIn

Run with user parameter IfNotLoggedIn = True. Please ensure that the corresponding checkbox is selected before executing the script.

Expected output:

• If no user session is active, update starts without prompting.
• If a user is logged in, normal prompt workflow continues.

Scenario 4: HandleBitLocker

Run with user parameter HandleBitLocker = True. Please ensure that the corresponding checkbox is selected before executing the script.

Expected output:

• BitLocker is suspended before update execution for one reboot cycle.
• If no reboot is needed, BitLocker is resumed at completion.

Scenario 5: Force

Run with user parameter Force = True. Please ensure that the corresponding checkbox is selected before executing the script.

Expected output:

• Existing OEM prompt scheduled tasks are removed.
• Stored prompt state is reset.
• Prompt workflow starts again from the beginning.

Scenario 6: SkipWeekends

Run with user parameter SkipWeekends = True. Please ensure that the corresponding checkbox is selected before executing the script.

Expected output:

• No popup is generated on the user's machine during weekends.
• This is useful because the user will not miss any popup during weekends.

Scenario 7: ProgressPrompt (Interval Mode)

Run with user parameter ProgressPrompt = Interval=15/600.

Expected output:

• While the update installs, a notice appears on the user's desktop for 600 seconds (10 minutes) every 15 minutes.
• Plain Interval uses the built-in defaults: every 10 minutes for 300 seconds.
• The notice closes itself and repeats until the update finishes, and only appears while a user is logged in and the machine is unlocked.

Scenario 8: ProgressPrompt (Stay Mode)

Run with user parameter ProgressPrompt = Stay.

Expected output:

• The notice appears as soon as the update starts and stays on the desktop for the whole update.
• Clicking its OK button only hides it until the next check brings it back.
• No other variable is needed; stay mode is enabled entirely through ProgressPrompt.

Scenario 9: Icon and HeaderImage

Run with user parameters Icon = https://example.com/icon.png and HeaderImage = \\fileserver\share\header.png.

Expected output:

• Both values are passed through unchanged; the script stages verified local copies in its prompt working directory and runs every prompt with those local paths.
• The logged-in user never needs access to the original sources, and a failed refresh keeps the last good copy.

Scenario 10: WithoutPrompt

Run with user parameter WithoutPrompt = True. Please ensure that the corresponding checkbox is selected before executing the script.

Expected output:

• No prompt of any kind is shown; the OEM update starts immediately.
• Any existing OEM prompt scheduled tasks are removed and stored prompt state is reset, so Force is not needed.
• All other prompt, suppression, and scheduling variables are ignored for this run.
• The device restarts when the update requires it.

Update Without Prompting

Check the WithoutPrompt variable when a device needs its OEM updates now, with no user interaction — for example a device being worked on by a technician or prepared before handover.

• The prompt cycle is skipped entirely and the update starts immediately, running within the NinjaOne script run itself rather than from a scheduled task.
• It takes precedence over every other variable. MaxPostpone, IntervalMinutes, the prompt timeouts, SuppressPopupTimeWindows, SkipWeekends, IfNotLoggedIn, the message variables, ProgressPrompt, Theme, Icon, HeaderImage, and the script-side placeholders are all ignored while it is checked, so the other variables can stay filled in.
• UsePsWindowsUpdate, HandleBitLocker, and OEMScriptParametersOverride still apply.
• Any prompt cycle already in progress on the device is cancelled, so Force is not needed alongside it.
• No prompt of any kind is shown, including the in-progress notice and the completion prompt.

Setting MaxPostpone to 0 is not the same thing — it still runs the prompt workflow and shows the final scheduling prompt.

warning

Because the update runs inside the NinjaOne script run, set the script timeout in NinjaOne long enough to cover the whole vendor update. When the update requires a restart, the device reboots and the run ends with it, so Activity Details for that run may be incomplete. The device keeps its own record in C:\ProgramData\_Automation\Script\Invoke-OEMUpdatePrompt\Invoke-OEMUpdatePrompt-marker.txt and C:\ProgramData\_Automation\Script\Install-OEMUpdates\Install-OEMUpdates-log.txt. A start marker with no matching exit marker means the run was cut short, most often by the script timeout.

While the Update Runs

Firmware installs can take a long time with nothing visible on screen. An optional notification keeps the user informed while the update installs. NinjaOne caps a script at 20 variables, which left a single slot for the whole feature, so one variable — ProgressPrompt — enables it and selects the mode:

• Blank (default): the notification stays off.
• Interval: every 10 minutes a notice appears for 300 seconds, closes itself, and repeats until the update finishes. Interval=<minutes> sets a custom interval, and Interval=<minutes>/<seconds> sets a custom interval and timeout, for example Interval=15/600.
• Stay: the notice appears as soon as the update starts and stays on screen until the update finishes. Clicking its OK button only hides it until the next check brings it back — intentional, so nobody power-cycles a machine they think is stuck.

Values are case-insensitive, and a bare <minutes> or <minutes>/<seconds> is shorthand for the Interval forms. An unrecognized value is logged as a warning and leaves the notification off. The notice only appears while a user is logged in and the machine is unlocked, and it is closed and cleaned up as soon as the update finishes. A reboot triggered by the update closes it too, and the leftover task is removed on the next run. The notice is never shown when WithoutPrompt is checked.

The notice wording is set through the ProgressPromptMessage variable, and its title is set in the prompt titles section of the script.

Prompt Display Retry

A prompt that fails to display — the scheduled task never reached the prompt application, or its output matched no known button caption — is retried automatically. A failed attempt never consumes one of the user's postponements, and a prompt the user simply ignored is still handled as a missed prompt rather than retried. When every attempt fails, the script cleans up its tasks and reschedules itself for the next interval, preserving all prompt state so the cycle resumes where it left off instead of starting over.

The retry behaviour uses the agnostic script defaults, currently one extra attempt thirty seconds apart. The count and the pause are not Ninja variables; they are set in the prompt display retry settings section of the script, and editing them requires re-signing. See Manually Customizable Variables under Parameters for the full list and the re-signing requirement.

Customize the Prompt Text

Leave the message variables empty and users see the built-in wording in their own language (English or Dutch). Enter your own text and it is used instead, exactly as written.

Variable	Replaces
RegularPromptMessage	Body of the postponable prompts
FinalPromptMessage	Body of the final scheduling prompt
ReminderPromptMessage	Body of the 10-minute warning
ProgressPromptMessage	Body of the notice shown while the update installs
ProgressPrompt	Enables and configures the in-progress notice (see While the Update Runs)
Theme	Prompt window appearance (Dark or Light)

Default messages

These are the messages users see when the message variables are left empty. Dutch equivalents are used automatically when the logged-in user runs Windows in Dutch.

Names such as PromptsLeft, ScheduledUpdateTime, and UpdateElapsedMinutes are replaced with live values before the prompt appears. \n produces a line break.

Titles

Parameter	Default
Title	BIOS / Firmware Update
ReminderPromptTitle	BIOS / Firmware Update - Starting Soon
CompletionPromptTitle	BIOS / Firmware Update - Complete
ProgressPromptTitle	BIOS / Firmware Update - In Progress

Messages

Regular prompt — RegularPromptMessage

A BIOS/Firmware update is available for your computer. Please save your work as the update requires a restart. You will receive PromptsLeft more prompt(s) with an interval of PromptIntervalMinutes minutes. After the last prompt the update will proceed automatically.\n\nPlease save your work and click Update Now to proceed.

Final prompt — FinalPromptMessage

A BIOS/Firmware update is required on your computer. This is the final prompt. Please select a time within the next 48 hours for the update to begin. If no action is taken within FinalTimeoutMinutes minutes the update will proceed automatically in DelayAfterFinalMinutes minutes.\n\nChoose a time and click Schedule Update.

Reminder prompt — ReminderPromptMessage

Your BIOS/Firmware update is scheduled to begin at ScheduledUpdateTime.\n\nPlease save all your work now. The update will start in MinutesUntilUpdate minute(s).\n\nClick OK to acknowledge.

Completion prompt — CompletionPromptMessage

The BIOS/Firmware update has completed successfully. A reboot was not required to install today's updates.\n\nYour computer is ready to use.\n\nClick OK to acknowledge.

In-progress notice — ProgressPromptMessage

A BIOS/Firmware update is currently being installed on your computer. The installation is still running in the background.\n\nYour computer may restart automatically once the update has finished, so please save your work and leave the computer switched on.\n\nNo action is needed from you.

Extra line on laptops

On laptops, notebooks, and tablets the following line is added before the closing sentence of these four prompts. Desktops do not see it.

Prompt	Added line
Regular prompt	Please connect your laptop to power before the update begins. Do not run the update on battery.
Final prompt	Please make sure your laptop is connected to power at the time you select.
Reminder prompt	Please make sure your laptop is connected to power now.
In-progress notice	Please keep your laptop connected to power until the update has finished.

Insert live values

Type any of these names into your message as a plain word. The real value is filled in before the prompt appears.

Name	Shows
PromptsToSend	Total prompts the user will receive
PromptsSent	Prompts shown so far, including this one
PromptsLeft	Prompts still to come after this one
PromptIntervalMinutes / PromptIntervalHours	Time between prompts
RegularTimeoutSeconds / RegularTimeoutMinutes	Regular prompt timeout
FinalTimeoutSeconds / FinalTimeoutMinutes	Final prompt timeout
DelayAfterFinalSeconds / DelayAfterFinalMinutes	Grace period after the final prompt
ScheduledUpdateTime	Time the user picked (reminder prompt only)
MinutesUntilUpdate	Minutes until the update starts (reminder prompt only)
ProgressIntervalMinutes	Minutes between in-progress notices
ProgressTimeoutSeconds / ProgressTimeoutMinutes	How long each in-progress notice stays on screen
UpdateElapsedMinutes	Minutes the update has been running (in-progress notice only)
ComputerName	Machine name
UserName	Logged-in username

Use \n for a line break.

Example:

A firmware update is pending on ComputerName. You have PromptsLeft reminder(s) left, one every PromptIntervalHours hour(s).\n\nSave your work and click Update Now.

Example with the in-progress notice:

IT is updating the firmware on ComputerName. This has been running for UpdateElapsedMinutes minute(s).\n\nPlease leave the machine switched on.

Prompt titles

Titles are not Ninja variables, because a script is capped at 20 variables and titles change far less often than message bodies. To change a title, edit the prompt titles section near the top of the script and re-sign it. Leave them blank and the built-in titles are used. The section also holds the title of the in-progress notice, so all four titles are set in one place. The script additionally holds the completion message, the final prompt delay, the prompt display retry settings, and the unattended and forced update settings as script-side placeholders — see Manually Customizable Variables under Parameters for the full list and the re-signing requirement.

Things to know

• These names are reserved words. If a message needs the literal word ComputerName, reword it.
• Button labels always follow the user's language and cannot be changed.
• The in-progress notice always carries an OK button. In stay mode, clicking it only hides the notice until the next check brings it back.
• Custom text is not translated and does not receive the automatic connect-to-power line shown on laptops. Include that wording yourself if your fleet has laptops.

Sample Prompts

Sample Prompts - English

Desktops:

Laptops:

Completion Acknowledgement Prompt (No Reboot Pending) - English

Update In Progress Notification - English

Update In Progress Notification - Dutch

Parameters

The script uses all 20 of NinjaOne's variable slots.

Name	Calculated Name	Example	Accepted Values	Required	Default	Type	Description
WithoutPrompt	withoutprompt	--	True/False	False	False	Checkbox	Skips every prompt and runs the OEM update immediately. Takes precedence over all other prompt, suppression, and scheduling variables, which are ignored when checked. Cancels any prompt cycle already in progress. See Update Without Prompting.
MaxPostpone	maxpostpone	--	0-5	True	5	string/text	Maximum number of times the upgrade can be postponed before the final prompt is shown. Total prompts = MaxPostpone + 1 (final).
IntervalMinutes	intervalminutes	--	0-240	True	240	string/text	Minutes between each prompt. After postpone or miss, a SYSTEM scheduled task re-runs the script at this interval.
RegularPromptTimeout	RegularPromptTimeout	--	0-600	True	600	string/text	Seconds before a regular prompt auto-closes and counts as missed.
FinalPromptTimeout	finalprompttimeout	--	0-900	True	900	string/text	Seconds before the final prompt times out and the upgrade is forced.
SkipWeekends	skipweekends	--	True/False	False	False	Checkbox	Prevents prompts on Saturdays and Sundays.
IfNotLoggedIn	ifnotloggedin	--	True/False	False	False	Checkbox	Runs the upgrade immediately without prompting if no user is logged in.
Force	force	--	True/False	False	False	Checkbox	Clears all scheduled tasks and stored state, restarting the prompt cycle from 0.
UsePsWindowsUpdate	usepswindowsupdate	--	True/False	False	False	Checkbox	Uses the PSWindowsUpdate module instead of OEM-specific scripts (Dell/HP/Lenovo).
HandleBitLocker	handlebitlocker	--	True/False	False	False	Checkbox	Suspends BitLocker protection on the OS drive for one reboot cycle before OEM updates run. If no reboot is required after the update, BitLocker protection is automatically resumed.
SuppressPopupTimeWindows	suppresspopuptimewindows	1800-0900	---	False	--	string/text	Time window (24-hour format, e.g., 1800-0900) during which prompts are suppressed.
Icon	icon	https://example.com/icon.png	--	---	---	string/text	URL, local path, or UNC share path for the icon displayed in the prompt dialog (e.g., https://example.com/icon.png or \server\share\icon.png). Passed through unchanged; the script stages a verified local copy and runs every prompt with that path.
HeaderImage	headerimage	https://example.com/header.png	--	--	--	string/text	URL, local path, or UNC share path for the header image displayed at the top of the prompt dialog. Passed through unchanged and staged locally in the same way as Icon.
OEMScriptParametersOverride	oemscriptparametersoverride	for Dell DCU '/applyUpdates -updateType=bios -silent' for PSWindowsUpdate -Category 'Drivers','Tools' -AllowReboot	--	--	--	string/text	Custom parameter string passed to the vendor update script, replacing the default parameter set for the detected manufacturer
RegularPromptMessage	regularpromptmessage	A firmware update is pending on ComputerName. You have PromptsLeft reminder(s) left.	--	False	--	string/text	Body of the postponable prompts. Leave blank to use the built-in wording.
FinalPromptMessage	finalpromptmessage	This is the last reminder. Pick a time in the next 48 hours.	--	False	--	string/text	Body of the final scheduling prompt. Leave blank to use the built-in wording.
ReminderPromptMessage	reminderpromptmessage	Your update begins at ScheduledUpdateTime. Save your work now.	--	False	--	string/text	Body of the 10-minute warning. Leave blank to use the built-in wording.
ProgressPromptMessage	progresspromptmessage	IT is updating the firmware on ComputerName. This has been running for UpdateElapsedMinutes minute(s).	--	False	--	string/text	Body of the notice shown while the update installs. Leave blank to use the built-in wording. The notification itself is enabled through ProgressPrompt.
ProgressPrompt	progressprompt	Interval=15/600	Stay / Interval / Interval=<m> / Interval=<m>/<s> / <m> / <m>/<s>	False	--	string/text	Enables and configures the in-progress notification. Leave blank to keep it off. See While the Update Runs.
Theme	theme	--	Dark/Light	False	Dark	Dropdown	Prompt window theme.

ProgressPrompt

Format	Example	Effect	Valid
(blank)	(leave the variable empty)	Notification stays off (the default)	✅
null (literal string)	null	Treated the same as blank — NinjaOne sends this for an unset variable	✅
Stay	Stay	Notice kept on the desktop for the whole update and shown again whenever it is dismissed	✅
Keep / KeepVisible	Keep	Same effect as Stay	✅
Interval	Interval	Notice repeats at the built-in defaults: every 10 minutes, each staying on screen for 300 seconds	✅
Interval=<minutes>	Interval=15	Notice repeats every 15 minutes, each staying on screen for the default 300 seconds	✅
Interval=<minutes>/<seconds>	Interval=15/600	Notice repeats every 15 minutes, each staying on screen for 600 seconds	✅
: instead of = after Interval	Interval:15/600	Equivalent to the = form	✅
<minutes> (bare number)	15	Shorthand for Interval=15	✅
<minutes>/<seconds> (bare numbers)	15/600	Shorthand for Interval=15/600	✅
Any letter casing	STAY or interval=15	Values are case-insensitive	✅
Spaces anywhere in the value	Interval = 15 / 600	Whitespace is stripped before parsing, so spaced values work	✅
Interval=0	Interval=0	Parses successfully, but a zero interval turns the repeating notices off — leave the variable blank instead	✅
True / On / Show / Enabled	True	Not recognized; a warning is logged and the notification stays off	❌
Stay with settings attached	Stay=10	Stay mode takes no interval or timeout, so extra text makes the value invalid	❌
Separator with no number after it	Interval=	Nothing follows the separator	❌
Non-numeric settings	Interval=abc	The minutes and seconds must be whole numbers	❌
Units written inside the value	15 min or Interval=15m/600s	Units are not part of the format; supply bare numbers	❌
Wrong separator before the timeout	Interval=15:600	The timeout must follow a /, not a : or a second =	❌
Too many segments	Interval=15/600/300	Only one interval and one timeout are accepted	❌
Negative or decimal values	Interval=-5 or Interval=7.5	Only whole, non-negative numbers are accepted	❌

note

Every rejected value logs a warning to Activity Details and leaves the notification off. The script never guesses a mode from an unrecognized value, so a typo can never silently switch a deployment into stay mode.

In all accepted stay-mode values, ShowProgressPrompt is not needed anywhere — stay mode is enabled entirely through ProgressPrompt, and it implies the interval-mode switch inside the agnostic script.

Manually Customizable Variables

NinjaOne caps a script at 20 variables, and this script uses all of them. A few parameters of the update script are therefore plain placeholder variables inside the PowerShell file rather than Ninja variables. They live in four clearly marked regions near the top of the script, and together they cover every parameter of the update script that is not exposed as a Ninja variable — nothing is unreachable.

Leave every value at its shipped default and the parameter is simply not passed, which leaves the update script to apply its own built-in default. Set a value and it is passed on every deployment of this script.

prompt titles region

Variable	Agnostic parameter	Ships as	Effect
$promptTitle	Title	'' (blank)	Custom title for the regular and final prompts. Built-in: BIOS / Firmware Update.
$reminderPromptTitle	ReminderPromptTitle	'' (blank)	Custom title for the 10-minute warning. Built-in: BIOS / Firmware Update - Starting Soon (English) or BIOS / Firmware Update - Start binnenkort (Dutch).
$completionPromptTitle	CompletionPromptTitle	'' (blank)	Custom title for the completion confirmation. Built-in: BIOS / Firmware Update - Complete / Voltooid.
$completionPromptMessage	CompletionPromptMessage	'' (blank)	Custom body for the completion confirmation. Blank uses the built-in wording in the user's language.
$progressPromptTitle	ProgressPromptTitle	'' (blank)	Custom title for the in-progress notice. Built-in: BIOS / Firmware Update - In Progress / Bezig.

Titles and messages set here accept the same Message Substitution Variables and \n line breaks as the Ninja message variables.

final prompt settings region

Variable	Agnostic parameter	Ships as	Effect
$delayAfterFinalPrompt	DelayAfterFinalPrompt	$null	Seconds to wait before forcing the update after the final prompt times out without a user selection. $null uses the update script default (currently 600). Does not apply when the user picks a time on the final prompt.

prompt display retry settings region

Variable	Agnostic parameter	Ships as	Effect
$promptDisplayRetryCount	PromptDisplayRetryCount	$null	Extra attempts to display a prompt when it fails to appear or returns unreadable output. $null uses the update script default (currently 1). Valid range 0-5.
$promptDisplayRetryDelay	PromptDisplayRetryDelay	$null	Seconds to wait between display attempts. $null uses the update script default (currently 30). Valid range 0-600.

unattended and forced update settings region

Variable	Agnostic parameter	Ships as	Effect
$maxMissedPromptsBeforeForce	MaxMissedPromptsBeforeForce	$null	Consecutive missed prompts (machine locked or logged off) before the update is forced without any prompt. $null uses the update script default (currently 0, which disables forcing). The counter resets as soon as a user is active at an unlocked machine.
$updateDuringSuppress	UpdateDuringSuppress	$false	Set to $true to allow an unattended update (IfNotLoggedIn with no user logged in) or a forced update (the threshold above reached) to run inside the suppress time window or on a weekend. Interactive prompts are never shown during suppression either way.

Setting a value:

Each region sits near the top of the script with a comment block explaining it. Setting a value is a one-line edit:

# prompt titles region
$promptTitle = 'Firmware maintenance'

# final prompt settings region
$delayAfterFinalPrompt = 900

# prompt display retry settings region
$promptDisplayRetryCount = 2
$promptDisplayRetryDelay = 60

# unattended and forced update settings region
$maxMissedPromptsBeforeForce = 3
$updateDuringSuppress = $true

warning

The script must be re-signed after any edit. This script is Authenticode-signed and validates its own signature at the start of every run. Editing any variable in the four regions above changes the script file, which invalidates the signature. Until the script is re-signed, every execution stops immediately with:

Invalid Signature: Current script '<script path>' failed code-signature validation. Execution has been stopped.

The script will not run again in that state. The self-signature check runs before the working directory is created, before the update script is downloaded, and before any parameter is passed, so nothing is processed — no prompts appear and no update runs.

note

Need one of these values changed? Reach out to ProVal. ProVal can add or update the values in these variables for you, re-sign the script through the ProVal code-signing portal, and publish the updated version, so the change flows to every deployment that pulls the script from the Automation Configuration. If you re-sign the script yourself instead, make sure the edited copy replaces the published automation script — otherwise NinjaOne keeps deploying the previous signed version and your change never reaches the endpoints.

Automation Setup/Import

Automation Configuration

Output

• Activity Details

Changelog

2026-10-01

• Added the WithoutPrompt checkbox variable to run the OEM update immediately with no prompts at all. It takes precedence over every other variable, cancels any prompt cycle already in progress on the device, and runs the update directly within the NinjaOne script run instead of from a scheduled task. Set the NinjaOne script timeout long enough to cover the whole update when using it.
• DelayAfterFinalPrompt is no longer a Ninja variable; its slot went to WithoutPrompt, so the script still uses all 20 of NinjaOne's variable slots. It is now a placeholder in the new final prompt settings region of the script and uses the update script default of 600 seconds unless set.
• Picks up the agnostic script's new -WithoutPrompt parameter. See the agnostic script changelog.

2026-09-24

• Added the optional update in progress notification, controlled through a single ProgressPrompt variable: Interval repeats a notice on the user's desktop while the update installs, Stay keeps one on screen for the entire update, and custom interval and timeout values can be carried in the same value (for example Interval=15/600). The ProgressPromptMessage variable sets the notice wording, and its title joins the other titles in the prompt titles section of the script. The script now uses all 20 of NinjaOne's variable slots.
• Added a Manually Customizable Variables section under Parameters documenting the three script-side placeholder regions (prompt titles, prompt display retry settings, unattended and forced update settings). Together with the 20 Ninja variables these now cover every parameter of the update script, including MaxMissedPromptsBeforeForce and UpdateDuringSuppress, which previously had no home in the wrapper. Editing any of these variables requires the script to be re-signed before it will run; ProVal can apply the values and re-sign on request.
• Icon and HeaderImage now accept a web URL, local path, or UNC share and are passed through unchanged; the script stages verified local copies in its prompt working directory, so the wrapper no longer pre-downloads image files.
• Prompt display retry is now automatic: a prompt that fails to display is retried and never consumes a postponement, and when every attempt fails the script reschedules itself for the next interval with the stored prompt state untouched. The retry settings can be pinned in the prompt display retry settings section of the script.
• Picks up the agnostic script improvements for prompt task start detection, image staging, and reschedule-on-failure. See the agnostic script changelog.
• Documentation now lists the DelayAfterFinalPrompt variable, which the parameters table previously omitted.

2026-09-14

• Added RegularPromptMessage, FinalPromptMessage, and ReminderPromptMessage variables so prompt wording can be set per organization or per run.
• Added a Theme variable to switch the prompt window between dark and light.
• Prompt titles can now be set in the prompt titles section of the script.
• Picks up the agnostic script fixes for missed prompts and prompt counting. See the agnostic script changelog.

2026-09-09

• Updated Script to use our new template for signature verification

2026-07-14

• Bug Fix: Added missing iconLocalPath and headerImageLocalPath variable definitions required for loading prompt images correctly.

2026-06-19

• Initial version of the document.