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The dictation button in the chat used to be one of those features you tried once. It is now one you will use every day. One quick note before the features: if your employees take phone calls, there is a security update in this release that needs about two minutes
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Your employees already answer the phone. Now they answer texts on the same number. SMS, in and out An employee with a Twilio number can now send and receive text messages as well as take calls. It is Enterprise, and there is nothing to set up. Receiving. A text sent
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Your employees could already write, call and publish. This release gives them a face on camera, a film studio, and the ability to work from more than one of your computers. Talking-avatar videos An employee can now take a photo and make it speak. You give it a script, it
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Two languages, a lot of colour, and an email card that no longer swallows your screen. Every conversation can have its own background If you have ever set a wallpaper in WhatsApp, you already know what this is. Open Configure, then Chat background, and pick the backdrop for your conversation
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Three big things in this one. The app itself now works in your language, incoming email stops quietly eating your budget, and an exported employee finally arrives somewhere else still being itself. One thing worth being clear about before we start: your employees already speak around a hundred languages, and
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Version 3.0.0 is the first major version number we've shipped in a while, and it earns it. Your AI employees can now pick up a video call, look you in the eye while they talk, and change outfits when you ask. Underneath the showpiece there'
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Model line-ups moved twice in a fortnight. Anthropic shipped Opus 5.5, OpenAI reshuffled its Codex range, and this release brings the model picker back in step with both. Opus 5.5, by name If you pick Opus for a Claude employee, you have been running Opus 5.5 since
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Your employee has been building a memory for months. Everything you told it, every decision you made together, every correction. Until now the only way to see any of it was to ask, one question at a time, and hope it surfaced the right thing. That changes in this release.
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This one is about employees answering more reliably, and Codex finally catching up with everyone else. Codex employees get a model picker Until now, the model and reasoning picker in the chat only showed up for Claude and custom-LLM employees. If you hired a Codex employee, you were stuck with
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Up to now, the guardrail that screens what reaches your AI employee only ever looked at one thing: what you typed into the chat box. Email, Slack, Teams, Telegram, WhatsApp and webhook payloads all went straight through, unread by the classifier. Which is backwards, when you think about it. The
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Every release has a theme, even when nobody plans one. This week's theme is control moving one step closer to the person who actually needs it. Your employee can now edit the instructions it follows on phone calls. Your recurring schedules stop being throttled to once a day
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Two days in, the free tier has taught us plenty. Most of this release is a direct answer to watching real people sign up for the first time. Signing up now takes two fields The old form asked for your company, your language, your timezone, your phone number, your date