Save for later, live voice sessions, and private miniapp storage

Messages now have a Save for later action, with settled required actions clearing from the activity view. GitHub accounts can connect through the TAP App device flow, and specialists explain when a command needs GitHub credentials instead of returning an opaque failure.

Voice sessions are easier to follow

Live voice status appears in the sidebar and a sticky bar keeps the active session visible while you move around the app. Ended sessions persist with summaries, and specialist direct-message channels route to their specialist without an unnecessary selection step.

Specialists and tools

Specialists can use provider-hosted web search and expose authorized Computer Use tools before a turn needs them. Permission cards remain available while a request waits, nonzero command exits count as failures, and oversized tool results are compacted before persistence. The embedded browser keeps miniapp sessions alive across tab switches, while Windows window management, project source control, and local development setup receive a broad stability pass.

Voice sessions now have a dedicated panel with a canonical utterance lifecycle. Live captions can be resized, ended sessions keep their transcripts, and joining a call no longer waits on a slow SFU synchronization step.

Miniapps gain private profile storage plus secure, host-mediated external navigation. Identity and room context are available through the SDK, while Windows builds now enforce the hard-link checks used to protect package files.

Specialist tool calls and token use appear in one consolidated activity view. Hosted search can pause and resume around permission requests, and eager search no longer runs before the routing decision says it should.