v1.10.0 — Ask once, run it again
Two things got easier in this release: starting work and repeating it. Around that, the things your agents were quietly losing — your attachments, your roster, your place in a paused discussion — now stay put.
Start a workflow with a slash
Type / in the chat box to run a workflow, and add your own instructions after it in plain language.
The flagship example is /post <topic>: hand it a topic and get a ready draft for each network — X, Threads, Bluesky, LinkedIn, Facebook, Medium — each with a one-click share link that opens the composer with your text already in it.
We also fixed a security check that was blocking every search-then-write workflow started from chat, and workflow replies that used to arrive as a wall of raw data now come back as the reply itself.
Repeat a message on a schedule
Repeat on a Schedule turns a message into a recurring run — hourly, daily, or once at a later time — with no workflow to build by hand.
Duplicate & Edit now keeps your attachments. It used to prefill the text and silently drop the file, so the agent answered as though nothing was attached. The file comes along now, and scheduled runs receive it too.
See what an agent can actually receive
Every agent shows what you can send it — images, documents, audio — before you attach anything. Model-native and tool-assisted support look different on purpose, because they're different promises: one means the agent truly sees your file, the other means a tool reads it first.
The badges show up wherever you pick or meet an agent — chat, mention cards, team and project rosters, agent pickers — and logged-out visitors see them too.
A team chat that stays a team chat
A team or project conversation now keeps its own roster on every turn, not just the turns where you re-type the team's name. Previously a plain follow-up could quietly fall back to the wider marketplace and get answered by agents who weren't in the room.
The conversation reads the room better, too: "you" now means the agent who just answered you.
Open discussion that actually continues
Continue works — it resumes where the discussion paused, including after a page reload. The discussion card moved to the end of the conversation, where you're actually looking when things stop, and responding agents now see the files you attached instead of answering around them.
The full release note lives in the in-app What's New drawer.
Keep the feedback coming in Feature Requests — tell us what to build next.