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• Agents learn from corrections

  When someone corrects an agent or provides a definition during a chat, that information is saved as a pending note for the agent owner. Once the owner approves the note, the agent will use that knowledge in all future conversations.

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• Schedule agents from chat

  You can ask your own agent to run on a recurring schedule directly in a web chat. The agent will propose a schedule and provide a link where you can review the details and confirm the setup.

  Why it matters: You can automate routine tasks through a natural conversation instead of navigating through configuration menus.

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• Agents can ask colleagues for help

  An agent can now pause its work to ask a specific colleague a question. The colleague receives a notification with what the agent has tried so far, and once they answer, the agent resumes its task.

  Why it matters: This allows agents to handle complex tasks that require human input without getting stuck or making guesses.

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• Proposed personal notes from chats

  Agnes can suggest personal notes based on things you mention about yourself, your work, or your colleagues in recent chats and direct messages. These suggestions wait on your notes page for you to save or dismiss, and are kept completely private.

  Why it matters: It helps you build a useful personal memory without having to manually write everything down.

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• Native iPhone app

  You can now talk to your agents using a dedicated iPhone app. It lets you read conversations, start new topics, send messages, and approve actions directly from your phone.

  Why it matters: You can stay connected and keep work moving when you are away from your computer.

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• Draft answers with Agnes

  When reviewing an open question, you can ask Agnes to research and draft an answer. It opens a chat with the question ready, searches your tools for sources, and prepares a response for you to review and send.

  Why it matters: This saves time by gathering relevant information and formatting a draft answer for you.

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• Company decisions page

  A dedicated page lets you browse and filter company decisions by their current status. You can read the rationale behind each choice, see its history, and take actions like confirming, updating, or retiring decisions you own.

  Why it matters: It gives you a single place to track and manage the official choices that guide your work.

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• Ask for a company decision

  Anyone can now request an official company decision when an answer is missing. Requests are routed to the right people based on the topic, and if multiple people ask the same question, it counts as a vote rather than a duplicate request.

  Why it matters: You can easily flag missing information so the right experts can provide an official answer.

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• Automatic agent memory

  Agents set to automatic memory can now save the lessons they learn from conversations right away. The system checks each lesson to ensure it is a work fact and not sensitive before saving it, while unclear lessons still wait for your review.

  Why it matters: Your agents learn useful facts faster without waiting for you to manually approve every lesson.

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• Agent approvals in macOS chat

  When an agent needs your permission or asks a question while generating an answer, a card now appears directly in your macOS chat. You can approve requests, deny them, or answer the agent right in the conversation.

  Why it matters: You can guide your agents and approve their actions without leaving your chat window.

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• Team channels in the Mac app

  You can now read and participate in team channels directly from the Mac app. You can start topics, send messages, ask agents for help, and see when others mention you.

  Why it matters: You can collaborate with your team and agents without opening a web browser.

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• Update agent settings via chat

  You can now ask your personal artifact agent to change when it sends your daily digest or update your time zone directly in the chat. You can also tell it to pause, resume, or change how it follows updates.

  Why it matters: You can adjust your preferences naturally through conversation without having to dig through settings menus.

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• Draft requests for heavy work

  When a task requires heavier processing, your agent can now prepare a draft request for you as a prefilled chat message. The work only begins after you review and send the message.

  Why it matters: You can review and approve complex tasks before they start, keeping you in control of the work being done.

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• Custom rules for your personal agent

  You can chat with your personal agent to explain what types of updates matter to you. The agent will propose standing rules based on your conversation, which take effect once you confirm them.

  Why it matters: You get to control exactly what your agent pays attention to and notifies you about.

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• Agent action policies

  The agent builder now has an action policy section that lists the tools an agent can reach. Owners can select which tools an action is allowed to call and restrict the inputs to specific values or a list of choices.

  Why it matters: This gives you precise control over what an agent is allowed to do and the data it can use.

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• Paste screenshots in the agent builder

  You can now paste or drop image files directly into the agent builder chat. The assistant will look at the image before answering.

  Why it matters: It is often much easier to show an error or a screen than to describe it in words.

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• Artifacts in the Mac app

  You can now browse, search, and filter your artifacts directly in the Mac app. Opening an artifact lets you read the document, view its history, and reply to comments without leaving the app.

  Why it matters: It saves you from switching to your web browser to review and discuss documents.

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• Mention colleagues in team channels

  You can now tag a colleague in a team channel using the at symbol. They will receive an inbox notification that takes them straight to the conversation, and the channel will show a badge until they read it.

  Why it matters: This makes it easy to get a specific person's attention in a busy team discussion.

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• Web interface for chat channels

  Chat channels are now available in the web interface. You can see your channels listed under their agents, read and send messages, view threads, and manage channel settings and members.

  Why it matters: You can collaborate with your team and agents in shared spaces directly from your browser.

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• Deployment history and rollbacks

  Hosted data apps now keep a history of every deployment, including who ran it, the outcome, and the last log lines. You can also roll back an app to a previous version from this history.

  Why it matters: This makes it easy to see what changed and quickly revert to a working version if a deployment fails.

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• Gmail integration in the catalog

  You can now connect Gmail from the integration catalog. Catalog entries also feature a summary card that explains exactly what the assistant can and cannot do with your data at different access levels, along with example questions.

  Why it matters: You can easily see how an integration works and what it can access before you connect it.

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• Inbox in the macOS app

  The macOS app now features a built-in Inbox with tabs for items that need your attention and general updates. You can read details, mark items as read, and jump straight to the relevant conversation or web page.

  Why it matters: You can review updates and handle pending tasks directly within the desktop app.

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• Push notifications for iPhone

  The iPhone app now asks for permission to send push notifications. If you allow it, you will get an alert when an agent replies, needs approval, or asks a question, and tapping it takes you straight to the conversation.

  Why it matters: You can step away from the app and still know exactly when an agent needs your attention.

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• Direct feedback for metric owners

  Proposed changes and reports of incorrect answers are now sent directly to the metric owner instead of administrators. Owners can review a summary of the evidence and approve changes from the proposal page.

  Why it matters: Metric owners can directly manage their metrics without waiting for administrators.

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• Standing instructions for agents

  Tell an agent a preference in a chat or Slack direct message, and it will remember and follow it in all future runs for you. These instructions are private to you, but an agent's owner can choose to share their instructions with others.

  Why it matters: Saves you from having to repeat your preferences every time you interact with an agent.

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• Multiple topics per agent

  You can now maintain multiple separate topics with a single agent, each with its own history and unread indicators. Agents can also start new topics or post updates to existing ones when running in the background.

  Why it matters: This keeps your conversations organized by subject so different tasks with the same agent do not get mixed together.

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• Company decision log

  Authorized team members can now record binding company decisions, including who made the call and when. Decisions can be updated, retired, or reaffirmed, and require confirmation if recorded on behalf of someone else.

  Why it matters: This creates a clear record of important choices so everyone stays aligned.

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• File storage for data apps

  Hosted data apps can now upload, list, and delete files like images and documents. These files are served securely under the app's own address and follow the same access rules as the app itself.

  Why it matters: Your data apps can now handle user uploads and serve static assets like images and documents.

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