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New Features

  • Personal AI Launches: The baseline product — create AI agents that talk over chat, voice, or phone/text, remember what you tell them, and take action on your behalf, with documents, web search, diagrams, Google integration, skills, team roles, and an admin console all included.
  • Deeper Google Integration: Manage which Google account is connected (and disconnect it), read a Drive file directly into a conversation without saving a copy, point your agent at a specific calendar by name, and share files with known contacts just by name.
  • The Vocabulary Screen: A single screen for managing everything your agent tracks — consistently called kinds, fields, and connections — including where each kind of information is stored, naming-conflict checks, and a “try a sentence” test against memory without storing anything.
  • Business-Owned & Multi-Purpose Agents: Onboarding can now build an agent for a whole business, not just a person — complete with its own workspace, a receptionist line that shares the business’s catalogue by default, and a document-upload step that feeds the agent’s knowledge base directly.
  • Onboarding Testing Tools: Rehearse an onboarding flow as a scripted person, or replay real conversations, and get a verdict and build preview before anything is trusted live — plus a lighter dry-run option.
  • Onboarding Export/Import: Move an onboarding flow, with its templates and vocabulary, between workspaces, resolving any differences one by one before anything is written.
  • Redesigned Onboarding Page: Business branding, question-by-question progress, the right input type per question, relevant file uploads, and a live, directly-editable summary.
  • Custom Onboarding Branding & Wording: Give each onboarding its own name, badge, and look, and let it phrase questions in the agent’s own words instead of a fixed script.
  • Call Forwarding Setup: A new onboarding step walks you through forwarding your existing phone number to your new agent’s line, with the exact carrier code to dial and automatic confirmation once a call comes through.
  • Centralized Caller Permissions: What a phone-line agent can and can’t tell callers is now managed in one place.
  • Template & Memory Versioning: See which template version an agent was built from and whether it’s fallen behind, and track which version of the memory system each agent is running — with a one-click upgrade in the admin console that snapshots your data first.
  • WhatsApp Channel & Calls: Connect a WhatsApp Business Account for messaging and voice calls, with Meta’s consent flow and a daily call limit handled automatically.
  • WhatsApp Data Controls & Management: Configurable data retention, contact-level erasure, and a full admin management panel — plus a status summary and paged view for businesses with large numbers of WhatsApp lines.
  • Clearer Confirmations: A pending action your agent wants to take now shows as a full card with Confirm/Cancel buttons right in chat, and a text message proposing an action includes a direct confirmation link for each one.
  • Email Attachments: Your agent can now see and read attachments on emails, not just the message body, across every agent template.
  • Trusted by Phone Number: Texting or calling from a number already on file as yours is recognized as you, going straight into your agent’s own memory instead of being treated as a stranger’s message. (For now this relies on caller ID alone; stronger verification for unrecognized numbers is still planned.)
  • Full Call Inspection & Rebuilt Voice Panel: Every voice exchange is now a reviewable entry — stage timings, perceived latency, and (with recording on) the actual audio — browsable in a rebuilt admin console panel organized by session with a timeline and waveforms.
  • WebRTC Voice in the Browser: Browser calls can now use the same connection technology video calls use, alongside the existing method, with per-call connection-quality stats.
  • Agent Voice Selection: Agents can list and switch their own voice and know when they’re on a voice channel; 25 new voice options (10 male, 10 female, 5 robotic) are available with mood, age, and accent, previewable before picking one.
  • Skill Authoring from Plain Language: Write a skill from a description, with new checks that catch broken step connections before they cause problems.
  • “Needs Attention” Alerts: When something goes wrong for a specific person, it’s logged as a trackable issue with a suggested diagnosis, visible via a bell icon in the admin console.
  • Onboarding Experience Polish: Each onboarding can open with a custom intro screen, questions can carry their own title and a “why I’m asking” note, optional (not just required) details can be asked and easily declined, and documents collected during setup can be marked shareable so callers — not just the owner — can access them.
  • Onboarding Contact Card: A contact card for the person being onboarded is generated from their actual built workspace and is unique per assistant — it can’t be shared or reused between two assistants.
  • Find Places: Your agent can look up real places via Google Maps, with a map card shown in the conversation; onboarding can also start with a map-based location lookup.
  • Picture Messages (MMS): Sent picture messages are now properly recorded in your messaging history.
  • Call Wrap-Up Recall: Asking your agent later “what did that caller want?” now finds and recalls that call’s actual summary.
  • Business Branches & Multi-Location Lookup: For businesses with multiple locations, “which branch sells X” or “who owns [location]” resolves in one step, and a branch can be found by a short name, accents or not.
  • Catalogue Accuracy for Callers: A business phone line tells callers exactly what it currently sells — a product is automatically linked as sold the moment it’s created, even mid-conversation (e.g. “add a new cookie called the Choco Bomb”), discontinued or deleted items are removed automatically, and any change reaches callers within seconds.
  • Per-Item Visibility Control: Hide or show any single product or service from callers without affecting the rest of your catalogue.
  • Studio Visitor Mode: Place a test call as a caller would experience it, as a new visitor or someone you already know, right from the admin console.
  • Onboarding: Show My Key: After hand-over, a new step lets the person view, copy, and download their own personal access key, with the option to reissue it later.

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Enhancements

  • Real Time Zones Everywhere: Your agent uses your actual time zone for “today”/“tomorrow,” accurate daily mail windows, and full-calendar meeting search.
  • Vocabulary Field Controls: Fields belong to a specific kind (with shared fields labeled), can be reordered, show how many records would be affected by a required-field change, and group your own fields separately from built-ins when picking one.
  • Retire Instead of Delete: Once a kind is in use, it’s retired rather than deleted, with its name and field types locked.
  • Smarter Connecting & Drafting: Connecting two kinds lets you search, reuse, or create on the spot, and a “magic wand” drafts a kind’s description or examples for you to edit.
  • Vocabulary Follows Templates: Agent templates and bundles now carry their own vocabulary (kinds and fields) along with them.
  • Cleaner Onboarding Flow: Steps run in a predictable order, a single message can capture a full list of answers at once, setup small talk no longer pollutes real memory, and ordering a phone number waits until the agent is fully built. The onboarding summary card also reads from the actual built workspace rather than a stale snapshot, with each card’s access scoped to just one agent.
  • Smoother Mobile Onboarding: No more early keyboard pop-up, lost page position, or mismatched keyboard type mid-question.
  • Resilient Inbox & Mail Sync: Background sync hiccups — including after inactivity — are automatically detected and repaired, or fall back to live mail; newly connected mailboxes auto-backfill their history; sync failures now surface on a mailbox’s health status; a single deleted Gmail message no longer breaks a whole sync batch; and you’re told to disable one mailbox if Gmail and Outlook are both connected at once.
  • Private WhatsApp History & Consolidated Alerts: WhatsApp history is private by default, even from Personal AI operators, and security-key alerts now live in one place.
  • WhatsApp Moves Into Phone: Managing a number’s WhatsApp connection (connect, switch agent, disconnect) now lives directly in the Phone tab next to your other numbers, instead of a separate WhatsApp tab.
  • Better Mail Search & Accuracy: Searching by sender, subject line, or a specific day all work more reliably, BCC’d recipients on Outlook/Microsoft 365 threads are included when listing who’s on a conversation, email timestamps are computed in your correct local time, and empty search results, sorting, and shared drive names are all handled properly.
  • Confirm Before Rescheduling Conflicts: Rescheduling something that conflicts with an existing commitment now asks you to confirm first.
  • More Honest Scheduling Language: Your agent no longer describes a calendar booking as “set” or “booked” before you’ve actually confirmed it.
  • Goal Tracking, Actually Working: A long-standing bug meant your agent’s open goals (things it’s tracking to follow up on) weren’t being read when deciding what to do next — they are now. Stale goals fade out properly, and forgetting a person also clears any goals tied to them.
  • Conversation Gap Awareness: Your agent now knows how long it’s been since your last message, and says so when it’s been more than a day.
  • Identity for Everyone on the Line: Team members, operators, and callers — not just the primary owner — now get their own identity record, so something like “call me Robert” is remembered correctly for the right person.
  • Larger File & Full Email Reading: The file-size limit for reading documents was raised, and reading a single email no longer cuts off after the first paragraph.
  • File Sharing Fixes: Sharing now accepts a plain, typed-out email address like mail and calendar already did, and sharing with someone outside your organization no longer gets wrongly reported as a broken connection.
  • Per-Agent Confirmation Inbox: If you operate more than one agent, each now has its own confirmation link and inbox, instead of one shared link mixing every agent’s pending actions together.
  • Cleaner Email Attachments: Failed attachment processing now retries instead of silently giving up, and HTML-formatted emails are cleaned up instead of showing raw markup.
  • Admin Console Fixes: A recipe assigned to one agent can now be returned to the shared workspace, vocabulary pickers in the step editor are no longer empty, and a step’s structured settings can now be edited directly in the recipe editor.
  • More Natural Voice Turn-Taking: Your agent waits an appropriately short pause after you finish speaking, a longer confidence-scaled pause if unsure you’re done, and lets you finish instead of talking over you if you speak mid-sentence; on a noisy call, it mentions the noise once and listens more carefully afterward.
  • Honest Voice Latency Reporting: “Time to first response” no longer includes a hidden delay the speech system used to add, so reported response times now reflect reality.
  • Better Name Recognition in Speech: Noticeably more names are recognized correctly in voice conversations, and speech recognition now runs more efficiently, supporting more simultaneous callers per server.
  • Onboarding Build Labels & Live Persona Updates: Build steps during onboarding show clear labels with hand-over tips, changing an agent’s persona now reaches an in-progress onboarding conversation right away, and exporting an onboarding flow no longer drops settings like list wording or document-upload steps.
  • Named Time-Range Mail Search Fixed: Searching mail for a specific time window (e.g. “between 2 and 5 PM”) now actually scopes to that window instead of silently searching the whole day.
  • Admin Console Reorganization: Recipes (automations) now live inside each agent’s own editor next to memory and visitors instead of a separate top-level tab, and the top-bar area switcher shows area names instead of just icons.
  • Mail Cache Fallback: Mail search for dates outside your mail cache’s coverage window now falls back to checking your live mailbox directly.
  • Receptionists Are Now Part of Your Assistant: A phone line that answers for strangers used to be a separate “receptionist” with its own memory; it’s now simply your assistant’s caller-facing side, unable to access owner-only tools or configuration. A caller’s conversation now saves to your assistant directly, chatting with your own receptionist line as yourself is no longer allowed, any old receptionist-only history can be reviewed and kept or dropped, and on WhatsApp this caller-facing side replies in text-appropriate language automatically rather than phone-call wording.
  • Caller Identity, Done Right: Confirming a caller’s name now properly renames their own record instead of getting confused with an owner who shares that name, every call links to the caller’s own record even before a name is given, and a caller’s call history now stays scoped to the line they called instead of following them elsewhere.
  • Owner Privacy Protected: Your own information is no longer copied into the receptionist where callers could see it — it’s read live, and only what you’ve marked shareable is shown.
  • Business-Appropriate Fallback Greeting: If your assistant’s custom opening doesn’t load in time, a business line now says “Thanks for calling ” instead of defaulting to “you’ve reached ‘s assistant.”
  • Notes Land in the Right Thread: A note left for you now lands in your own conversation thread, not just whichever thread happened to be newest.
  • Vocabulary Simplified to One Graph: Every kind of information now lives in one shared graph instead of choosing between a graph or a table. “Always treat each mention as new” (useful for orders or bookings) is now its own independent setting, available on any kind.
  • Memory Tab Shows Your Data as a Graph: The admin console’s Memory tab now visualizes everything as an interactive graph instead of lists and table views, and Memory now lives inside each agent’s own tab, following the same move already made for Recipes.
  • Branch Name Resolution Fixed: Referring to one of your business’s branches by a short name now correctly finds the existing branch instead of risking a duplicate.

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Bug Fixes

  • List Handling Fixed: Removing list items now matches the exact numbers you actually see, and lists no longer create near-duplicate memories of something already tracked.
  • Onboarding Reliability Overhaul: Onboarding could repeat questions, falsely confirm an answer was saved, or ask “anything else?” indefinitely — every gathering turn now reliably records, closes, finishes, or notes a decline. Read-backs and “what building will do” are now generated directly from what was recorded rather than re-described by the model, which previously could claim a connection existed before it did.
  • Onboarding Build Fixes: Runs that ordered a phone number no longer get permanently stuck, numbers route to the correct owner after handover, and vocabulary a live flow depends on can no longer be deleted out from under it.
  • Memory Accuracy Fixes: Statements like “Anna ordered two bags of sugar” are no longer wrongly discarded; an ambiguous new name (e.g. “tart” next to “banana” and “lemon”) is no longer silently dropped — your agent now asks which one you meant; and a race condition that could duplicate or drop a record’s field is resolved.
  • Contact & Caller Fixes: Sending to a contact with multiple saved addresses, recognizing a returning caller instead of creating a duplicate account, and matching callers only by phone number (never name alone) are all fixed.
  • Phone & Voice Fixes: The scripted phone greeting no longer mistakes a missed or busy call for “you called earlier,” bare phone-number answers are read correctly, and short trailing clauses are no longer spoken in isolation.
  • Mail & Calendar Timestamp Fixes: Email timestamps and relative time phrases (like “in 10 minutes”) now use the correct time and zone, Microsoft 365 unread counts are read correctly, date-bounded mail searches no longer leak out-of-range results, recurring-event searches no longer miss near-term matches, and replying to an email with just a greeting (e.g. “Thanks!”) no longer strips the quoted original message.
  • WhatsApp Fixes: New connections no longer show zero numbers right after setup, and the management panel correctly refreshes its status after actions.
  • Onboarding-Google Link Fix: Connecting Google during onboarding now properly links to the newly created agent and opens the right workspace.
  • “What’s My Name” Fixed: Asking your agent your own name could return a stale or incorrect answer from memory; it now reports your actual connected-account name correctly.
  • Confirmation Pipeline Overhaul: A series of fixes closed cases where a confirmed action (forwarding an email, canceling or updating a calendar invite, sharing a file, disconnecting an account) could be wrongly reported as failed after it had actually succeeded; where an unrelated new message could be misread as a correction to a pending confirmation and silently dropped; where canceling a vaguely-referenced meeting (e.g. “cancel it”) could act without real certainty about which event was meant; and where confirming via a text-message link didn’t always clear the “awaiting confirmation” indicator in chat.
  • Calendar Invite Wrong-Person Fix: Adding someone to a calendar event by name could occasionally invite a different, similarly-matched person; your agent now double-checks the name first, the same safeguard already used for email.
  • Bad Meeting-Time Suggestions Fix: Finding an available meeting time no longer uses the server’s time zone by mistake, and daytime slots on later days are no longer crowded out by overnight hours.
  • “Most Recent Files” Search Fix: Asking for your most recent files could silently run a narrower, top-level-only search instead of your full Drive — it now searches everything as intended.
  • Attachment Opening Failure Fix: Opening an email attachment could report the connection as “down” even when it actually worked or failed for an unrelated reason.
  • Connected-Account Fixes: A Microsoft work/school account could show a blank name, and a properly connected Google or Microsoft account could incorrectly report that it wasn’t serving any features — both fixed.
  • Security: Addressed an issue identified during a routine security assessment. (This item is thin on specifics in the source record — worth confirming details before this goes out externally.)
  • Silent Call After Interruption, Fixed: A call could go completely silent after being interrupted, on both the browser and regular phone-call paths; your agent now properly resumes speaking afterward. (This was observed causing a real customer’s call to go silent after the third exchange.)
  • Skill & Admin Console Fixes: A skill’s result wasn’t always returned to whatever called it, and the admin console could fail to start up after a particular kind of update left incomplete data behind — both fixed.
  • Calendar & File-Share Target Fixes: Updating a calendar event could occasionally apply to the wrong, outdated version of that event, and sharing a file could occasionally go to a different, incorrectly-matched address instead of one you typed directly — both now guarded against.
  • Mail & Calendar Accuracy Fixes: Checking free/busy time could describe a different window than what was actually searched; a mailbox could be reported as fully up to date when it was actually behind, showing stale messages as current; email times were occasionally double-converted to the wrong clock; searches like “Sent” messages or reading oldest-first could be wrongly refused as unavailable; and retrieving Outlook draft history could fail partway through due to a sorting error from Microsoft’s API.
  • Automation Reliability Fix: Starting October 23, a bug could cause all event-driven automations (call wrap-up summaries, memory extraction, follow-up actions) to silently stop running entirely if any one of them failed or hung, while scheduled automations kept working normally. Each automation now runs independently, so a single failure can no longer block the rest.
  • Connection Status Fix: An agent connected to both Google and Microsoft could incorrectly report one of them as not connected; an agent with no connection now gets one clean sign-in prompt instead of stale, expired ones.
  • Caller/Owner Confusion Fixes: A caller’s own words could be mistakenly recorded as a fact about you, the owner, instead of about them, and a note you left about a specific caller could be read back to that very caller instead of staying private to you.
  • Call Wrap-Up Fixes: A call nobody picked up could fail to log a proper wrap-up, and calls were sometimes attributed to a disconnected internal line record instead of your actual assistant — existing calls were automatically corrected.
  • “Sold Out” Recognized Correctly: A workspace where “availability” had been set up to expect a number instead of a status would reject updates like “sold out”; this is now fixed and existing setups were automatically corrected.