The one where your assistant can finally see what you're pointing at, and the sidebar got a haircut.
- Show your assistant what you're looking at. During a voice call, you can now open the camera and share what's in front of you. Point at a broken part, hold up a document, or show the screen you're stuck on. The assistant sees the frame and talks through it with you in real time. No more describing what something looks like when you can just show it.
- Speak in any language, and pick which one the assistant listens for. Speech recognition now defaults to multilingual, so you can switch between languages mid-conversation without the assistant losing the thread. If you want to lock it to one language for accuracy, there's a new listening-language picker in Settings → Voice. Talk Italian, switch to English for a technical term, and the assistant follows along.
- Each onboarding avatar now has its own voice. When you're picking your assistant for the first time, every avatar speaks with a distinct voice so you can hear the difference before you choose.
- Subagents are now researcher, builder, or advisor. The old subagent types are consolidated into three clear roles with platform-backed guarantees about what each one can do. Profile isolation and loop protection are built in by default, so a subagent stays in its lane and does not run forever. You get the same three choices whether you spawn one manually or a schedule fires one.
- UI update on personality. The radar chart that plotted personality traits is gone. In its place is a cleaner signature mark that captures the same character without looking like a flight instrument.
- Guided setup for Telegram and Slack. Both channels now have a step-by-step walkthrough that handles the connection flow for you. The Slack wizard is back over Slack's own setup page, and Telegram has a new walkthrough that does the work the old setup skill used to do manually.
- Plugins can update themselves. Plugins now support opt-in hourly auto-updates. When a plugin author ships a fix, you get it without reopening the marketplace. Turn it on per plugin, and the monitoring worker handles the rest.
- Pin a schedule to a specific inference profile. Every schedule can now lock to a concrete model and provider, so a 6 AM summary always runs on the profile you chose for it. Before deleting a profile, you can see and move the schedules that depend on it, so nothing silently breaks.
- Skill revision history. The skill detail page now shows recent revisions, so you can see what changed and when. If a skill update shifts behavior, the history tab is where the diff lives.
- Sidebar UI polish. Labels are renamed to be shorter and clearer. The grouping tabs are replaced by a single dropdown, so you switch sections without hunting for a tab. The collapsed rail is now a clean column of circles, and section headers have their own cards instead of blending together.
- The billing page got a redesign. Your current plan and what's next sit side by side as tiles instead of a long table. A custom plan configurator is available if you want to tune cadence, limits, and baseline machine without emailing anyone.
- Daily credit limit with a proactive banner. You can set a daily credit limit, and if auto top-ups are on, a limit is required. When you're approaching the limit, a banner tells you mid-turn instead of waiting for the next failure. A deep-link anchor jumps straight to the setting.