Jump to any date, voice controls in the sidebar, and a mobile app that behaves

Scrolling back through a long channel is no longer the only way to reach an old message, calls are controllable without opening the channel, and several mobile screens stopped pretending they were desktop dialogs.

Jump to a date

The date pill that floats above the transcript is now a control. Click it and pick a date to jump straight there, instead of scrolling back through weeks of a busy channel.

Voice from the sidebar

You can start and manage a call from the sidebar without navigating into the channel first, and each channel gained a session panel showing who’s connected.

Members can use the channels they’re in

A non-admin member of a workspace could be blocked from reading settings and, in some channels, from sending messages at all. Both are fixed — membership now grants what it’s supposed to.

Mobile

The activity feed opens as a full page instead of a cramped popover, and Settings does the same rather than appearing as a bottom sheet. Nested threads render correctly, the error screen fits a phone, and system permissions and channel actions that only exist on desktop are hidden instead of showing as dead controls.

Specialists

A turn that returns early no longer leaves a pending snapshot behind to confuse the next one, and MCP authorization is routed over a typed interface, which closes a class of failures where a tool call would be rejected for the wrong reason.

Platform stability

Workspace creation and message dispatch are more reliable under load. On Windows the app runs with a larger stack, fixing crashes in deeply recursive work, and Windows desktop builds are green again. On Linux, an old GPU workaround that’s no longer needed was removed.

Polish & fixes

Project indexing qualifies its headless language-server enrichment rather than assuming every server is present. Workflow runs are read from a single source rather than a duplicated copy, which removes a class of stale-run display bugs.