Files, workflows, and calmer chat

You can now send broader files in chat, give specialists richer knowledge sources, and run workflows with clearer run history. This release also makes reconnects less disruptive, adds plan and workspace controls for admins, and cleans up the app shell so repeated work feels steadier.

Chat handles files, links, and reconnects better

Chat attachments now accept a much wider range of file types. Large files upload through a more reliable path, progress updates appear per attachment, and each upload can be canceled without clearing the rest of your draft.

You can copy a link to a chat and open that link back in the app. Channel links open the right workspace and conversation, so a teammate can jump into the same place without digging through the sidebar.

Connection changes are quieter. Instead of pushing the message list down, chat now shows a smaller status indicator with details on demand. If a send fails while the app is offline, the message can wait locally and retry after reconnect.

Messages now respect the display name you set in Personal Settings. Specialist mode also gives a one-time hint when a message does not mention a specialist, so the composer explains why no AI response will start.

Channel joining and channel details are cleaner. The join prompt now matches the composer layout, and the Channel Details dialog uses more of the available screen instead of forcing extra nested scrolling.

Specialists get clearer setup and stronger knowledge access

Specialists can now read more of the files you add to knowledge: PDFs, documents, spreadsheets, CSVs, and common image formats are extracted or passed through in the form specialists can use. Moved personal knowledge is also easier for a workspace specialist to find once it belongs to a project.

The Specialist Builder shows real progress during long creation steps, separates build and test conversations, and marks tabs when AI changes something you have not reviewed. The Review tab now shows named knowledge sources instead of raw IDs, model override fields show clearer examples, and suggested actions use readable labels.

Specialist variants add a path for running a specialist through a configured local Claude Code setup. Specialist detail pages expose the variant controls, and dispatch uses the selected variant when you run that specialist.

Specialists can create GitHub issues through the app-managed account when that built-in tool is available. The tool now has tighter validation, safer guidance, and a timeout so a failed issue request does not hang indefinitely.

Specialist lists and builder reports are easier to scan. Existing specialists disappear from invite pickers, draft cards show Ready and Needs Fixes states again, custom specialists appear more clearly in the sidebar, and benchmark results label their different success states separately.

Workflows are ready for real runs

Workflows now have a stronger execution path with run history, saved workflow state, node configuration, input forms, attachment cards, and smoother graph interaction. You can inspect what ran and continue editing without losing the thread of the workflow.

The workflow editor now covers more node types across GitHub, source-control, knowledge, reports, inputs, triggers, and platform actions. Workflow diagrams in chat render more reliably, so output is easier to read when a specialist explains what happened.

Tool recovery is also clearer when a model loses track of a tool result. Specialists get enough context to recover or retry the specific action instead of returning a vague failure.

Admins get clearer workspace, billing, and provider controls

Workspace admins can set the default visibility for new channels. Channel creation uses that workspace default, while direct messages remain private.

Billing settings now support changing plans from inside the app. The flow previews changes, confirms them explicitly, handles payment or confirmation steps, and keeps in-progress plan changes from lingering after you discard them.

Provider and model settings now reflect workspace plan capabilities more directly. Locked providers show clearer upgrade guidance, free model options are handled separately, custom domain access follows plan limits, and model metadata has been refreshed.

Code Intelligence and Git worktree settings now explain what they do in place. The app clarifies that indexing is project-scoped, worktrees are indexed separately, and enabling worktrees gives each chat its own branch and workspace at the cost of disk space.

Workspace data stays better isolated as you switch contexts. Provider settings, API keys, integrations, and workspace-specific app behavior now stay tied to the active workspace and verified organization context.

Invites recover faster. When you join a workspace from an invite link, the app refreshes memberships, rooms, projects, and sidebar state so the new workspace behaves like it was loaded from a fresh start.

The app shell and projects are easier to scan

The desktop shell has cleaner chrome, a more consistent titlebar, tighter sidebars, and smoother hover and tooltip behavior. The full visual header is draggable, titlebar controls line up more predictably, and keyboard shortcuts now show the right modifier for the platform you are using.

Projects have clearer archive and delete states. Archived projects show an Archived badge in the header, archived-project deletion is available from the project header with confirmation, and project card menus no longer accidentally open the project while you choose Edit, Archive, or Delete.

Project chat controls keep their state better. Project chat rows can collapse again, and the desktop chat panel no longer immediately reopens after you collapse it from the toolbar.

The in-app browser now opens with a useful empty state when it has no starting URL. The display controls also stay out of the way until there is an embedded page to show.

macOS now has a populated Help menu with links to documentation, the website, the changelog, and keyboard shortcuts. The updater indicator can also show the changelog for an available update inside the app, with a browser fallback if the notes cannot be fetched.

Website and public pages

The website now includes Terms, Privacy, and Legal pages with the same theme and footer patterns as the rest of the site. The header and footer also link to the documentation site so visitors can reach product docs from the main website.

Product copy throughout the app and supporting emails now uses The AI Platform naming, including built-in provider labels and bundled specialist descriptions.

Polish & fixes

The regenerate menu now shows the selected model override more clearly.

The reply-mode ribbon aligns with the composer, and its tooltip includes the keyboard shortcut in a more readable layout.

Selected chat and DM rows now highlight all the way through their trailing action area.

Startup and auth checks reuse the current token for a short window, which reduces repeated credential prompts and avoids a token race during app initialization.