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Chat in the document editor and search past conversations
You can now ask questions directly in the document editor, search your past conversations, and open a floating chat window over any page. Administrators can also turn on features like meeting briefs and interactive knowledge maps.
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18 written up here for people who use Agnes
- 16New
- 2Changed
- Chat with Agnes
- Company knowledge
- Agents that work for you
- Publish and collaborate
- Across Agnes
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AI assistant in the document editor
You can now ask Agnes to rewrite, shorten, or adjust the tone of text directly in the document editor. Review the suggested changes alongside your original text and choose to accept or reject them.
Why it matters: This makes it easier to polish your writing and communicate more clearly.
Publish and collaborateChat with Agnes in the editor
You can now ask Agnes questions, request new text, or ask for diagrams directly in the document editor. Agnes reads your document to provide relevant answers or additions, which you can review before inserting.
Why it matters: This provides immediate assistance and inspiration while you are writing.
Publish and collaborate
Chat with Agnes
4 updatesSearch past conversations
The assistant can now look up things you discussed in your previous chats to answer your questions.
Why it matters: You do not have to scroll through old chats to find a specific detail you discussed before.
Attachments in agent reports
When the chat agent reports a problem, it can now attach a screenshot or file from your conversation to the issue.
Why it matters: It gives the person looking into the problem the visual context they need to understand what went wrong.
Floating chat input
You can open a floating chat window over any page you are currently viewing. If you open it while looking at a specific item, that item is automatically attached to your question as context.
Why it matters: You can ask questions about what you are looking at without losing your place or switching screens.
Personal notes from company scans
If Agnes learns a personal preference about you while scanning a private conversation for company knowledge, it now offers to save it as a personal note. These details are kept private and never added to the shared company memory.
Why it matters: Your assistant remembers how you like to work without sharing your personal preferences with the rest of the company.
Company knowledge
3 updatesResolve memory contradictions
When a new fact contradicts existing corporate memory, the system can resolve the conflict automatically if the author has the right permissions. Otherwise, it sends a decision request to the owners and marks the information as disputed until it is reviewed.
Why it matters: This keeps your shared knowledge accurate and prevents conflicting information from being used unnoticed.
Search your personal knowledge
You can now search and read notes from your personal knowledge repository directly within a private chat. The assistant can find specific content, read files, and follow links between your notes while keeping the conversation completely private.
Why it matters: It helps you quickly find and use your own notes without leaving the chat or exposing private information.
Interactive knowledge map
The Library now features a visual map showing the concepts and relationships found in your documents. You can explore how different topics connect to each other and open the map in a full-screen view.
Why it matters: Seeing how information connects helps you discover related documents you might not have found otherwise.
Agents that work for you
2 updatesAgent access to your artifacts
Agents can now read and comment on artifacts that you own, that are shared with you, or that are visible to everyone. A shared agent only accesses artifacts that both you and the other person can open.
Why it matters: Your agents can work with the same documents and data that you already have access to.
Personal notes for your agents
Your personal notes are now available to the agents you own during private conversations. Agents owned by other people will not have access to your notes.
Why it matters: Your agents can now use your personal context to give you better answers.
Publish and collaborate
5 updatesFix comments with AI assistance
When reviewing comments on a document, you can ask Agnes to suggest a fix based on the feedback. Agnes will propose a revision for the specific passage, which you can then review and apply.
Why it matters: This speeds up the editing process by turning feedback directly into actionable changes.
Split documents into slides
Agnes can automatically mark where slides should start in your document without changing the text. You can review the page breaks, accept them to switch to a presentation view, or undo the changes.
Why it matters: This saves you the effort of manually breaking up a long document to create a presentation.
Add document summaries
Agnes can generate a short summary paragraph at the top of your document. You can review the text, ask for adjustments like making it shorter, and then accept or undo the addition.
Why it matters: A quick summary helps readers understand the main points of your document right away.
Resolve document editing conflicts
If someone else updates a document while you are editing it, the editor highlights the differences. You can review the changes, accept them piece by piece, switch to the newer version, or overwrite it with your own work.
Why it matters: This prevents you from losing your work or accidentally overwriting updates from your colleagues.
Web editor for documents
You can now keep private working copies of documents, preview them, and publish them as new versions. Documents can also be formatted to display as presentation slides.
Why it matters: You can safely draft and review changes before sharing them with others.
Across Agnes
2 updatesMeeting and issue briefs
Clicking a meeting or issue on your Home dashboard opens a side panel with its details and agenda. You can also generate a short brief that pulls together related information from your calendar, tasks, and numbers.
Why it matters: It helps you quickly prepare for meetings or catch up on issues without digging through multiple apps.
Pin numbers to Home
You can now pin live data queries as tiles on your Home dashboard to create a strip of your most important numbers. These numbers also feed into your daily brief and starter questions.
Why it matters: It keeps the metrics you care about most visible and up to date right where you start your day.
For administrators
9 changesConversation taxonomy hierarchy
The session analysis overview now groups conversations by theme, category, and topic. You can see trends and success rates for each group, track changes over time, and reorganize the structure directly from the overview.
Why it matters: This makes it easier to understand what people are asking the assistant and how well it answers.
Refresh queries on open
Owners and administrators can set certified queries to refresh automatically when a reader opens a report that uses them. This works as long as the query certification is current and healthy.
Why it matters: Readers always see the latest information without running into warnings about old data.
Stricter knowledge search results
Knowledge and collection searches now filter out results that do not actually match your question. If no documents match, the search returns an empty result instead of showing irrelevant pages.
Why it matters: You get more accurate answers and spend less time reading unrelated documents.
Company directory import
Administrators can import a company directory to store each person's unit, manager, and title. This information powers individual profile cards and allows the activity leaderboard to group people by their organizational unit.
Why it matters: People can easily see where colleagues fit into the organization and compare activity across teams.
Mention items in chat
You can now type the @ symbol in the chat box to bring up a list of items like tables and artifacts. Selecting an item from the list inserts it directly into your message.
Why it matters: This makes it faster to reference specific data and items in your conversations.
Super admin role
A mode splits the admin role into two levels. Super admins handle system settings, secrets, and access rights, while regular admins focus on content and usage figures.
Why it matters: It lets you give people administrative access to content without handing over control of system settings.
Expanded memory impact tracking
The impact page for corporate memory now includes analyst conversations and tracks usage across all conversation themes, categories, and topics. It compares conversations that used a memory item against similar ones that did not.
Why it matters: You get a more complete picture of how corporate memory helps across different types of conversations.
Resource access page
You can now see and manage access permissions grouped by the specific resource. This dedicated page lets you filter items, change access tiers, revoke grants, or share a resource with multiple groups at once.
Why it matters: It is much easier to see exactly who has access to a specific item and adjust it in one place.
View pages as another person
A person's profile now shows exactly what items appear in their library and which groups provide that access. You can also view pages as that person to see exactly what they see.
Why it matters: This makes it much easier to troubleshoot access issues and verify that people have the right permissions.
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