TAP Marketplace, Slack channels, rich previews, and a stronger mobile app

TAP Marketplace is now built into the app. You can install verified miniapps, keep bundled apps available in every workspace, and recover those apps as you switch workspaces. Miniapps can request direct inference, open approved external links, keep workspace storage, and use back navigation supplied by the host.

Chat and collaboration

Slack channels can bridge into TAP with durable membership and message ingress. Shared links render rich preview cards, the message toolbar offers your most-used reactions, and a right-click on message text provides copy and annotation actions. Persistent activity filters make busy channels easier to scan, while attachment ownership, delayed backfills, and thread departures now survive retries and reconnects.

Voice and mobile

Voice adds DM calls with billing selection, participant rosters, faster unmute behavior, stronger capacity limits, and names for people sharing an embedded browser. On iPhone, the core collaboration flows are enabled, navigation and launch work are lighter, composer drafts survive movement between screens, and long-running work continues durably instead of being tied to one foreground view.

Projects, specialists, and safety

A structured repository snapshot gives tools a reliable view of Git state, and a connected GitHub account can publish a local worktree through explicit authority. Specialist commands now run through one conversation runtime and VFS search uses the owning providers. Manual workflow inputs block a run until they are supplied. Provider failures fail closed when they cannot be classified, local environment sync refuses unresolved placeholders, and profile or role update failures show useful errors instead of silently succeeding.