Bug fixes and stability improvements.

2.4.0 makes it faster to start with a working multi-agent team. You can now pick a team template from Chats or Credentials, create several complementary Agents at once, and jump straight into the team chat. - Chats now includes Create Agent Team. Pick a Product Delivery, Content Growth, Customer Service, Ecommerce Operations, Research Consulting, or Personal Office template, then choose model access to create the team. - API keys and connected accounts in Credentials can now start a team directly. Pokebot reuses the same credential for every member, so there is no need to copy and paste setup details one by one. - Team creation can use a saved API key, a connected account, or a new API key. Pokebot checks subscription limits before creating anything and avoids leaving partial teams behind if setup fails. - Pokebot generates member identity details and greetings in one team setup flow, then opens the new group chat when everything is ready. - Fixed several chat runtime state and card completion issues for better stability.

Bug fixes and stability improvements.

Bug fixes and stability improvements.

This update moves several everyday workflows closer to the surface. LLM Wiki, Skills, and credentials are easier to reach, so creating Agents, reusing API keys, saving knowledge, and handling Skill updates takes fewer detours. - LLM Wiki and Skills now live in the root navigation. Knowledge is no longer buried in Settings, and Skill update reminders appear on the Skills tab. - A new Credentials page in Settings brings API Keys and Connected Accounts together. API keys are grouped by provider or custom endpoint and shown with masked labels plus linked Agent counts. - When creating or editing an Agent, Pokebot can suggest saved API keys for the current provider or endpoint, so you can reuse one without pasting it again. - iPad navigation now uses a steadier sidebar layout, with better landscape browsing and a clearer way to collapse or reveal the sidebar.

Useful things disappear too easily: an article you read, a file you imported, a conclusion from yesterday's chat. This update helps Pokebot keep those pieces in your LLM Wiki, so the next time you need a source, a follow-up question, or an email draft, you are not starting over. - Save articles, docs, and reference links into LLM Wiki from Settings. Pokebot will turn them into searchable wiki entries that sync with iCloud. - When a chat surfaces something worth keeping, Pokebot can queue it into the LLM Wiki so a later conversation can find it, read it, and cite it again. - Use live voice chat when typing is awkward: on a walk, while cooking, or when you just want to think out loud. Keep the conversation going, pause for a moment, collapse it into a floating window, and come back when you're ready. - When a conversation turns into an email, you do not have to start from a blank draft. Pokebot can shape the message first, then hand it to Apple Mail after you confirm. - Skill update reminders, built-in Skill localization, map navigation cards, voice input placement, and long-task recovery have also been polished for everyday use.

Version 2.1.0 brings three major updates: voice input, standard Skill import and creation, and Codex and Gemini account login. We also continued improving cross-device continuity, data recovery after reinstall, and long-running task stability. - Voice input is now part of the main chat flow, with press-and-hold recording, slide-to-cancel, swipe-up lock, playback, and waveform preview after sending. - Standard Skills can now be imported and created more easily, making it simpler to bring in existing workflows or build your own. - Account login for Codex and Gemini is now supported, with clearer sign-in, switching, reconnect, and account status handling. - We also improved cross-device sync, chat memory, data recovery after reinstall, and the stability of thread skills and workspace editing.

Version 2.0.0 is a real step forward for Pokebot: it no longer just talks well. It can now use tools, carry out tasks, and keep work moving from intent to result, making it feel much closer to an assistant that actually helps you get things done. - Weekend city plans, restaurant hopping, and trip planning no longer mean bouncing between maps, reminders, and chat. You can find places, check routes, and lock in the next step in one thread. - Fast-moving plans like trains, meetups, concerts, and pop-ups are easier to keep on track, because ideas can turn into reminders or notifications before they slip. - When you are comparing options, picking a place, or building an itinerary, multi-agent chats make it clearer who is researching, who is refining, and which answer is worth using. - If you get interrupted and come back later, it is easier to resume from where the task left off instead of rebuilding the whole context.

Version 1.3.0 focuses on the quality-of-life details that make Pokebot feel better every day: - Notifications now feel much more intentional, with clearer unread dots across Chats, tabs, and update reminders in Settings. - Group chat is easier to follow: @names read more naturally in agent replies, and member changes create less visual noise. - Long replies feel steadier on screen, with cleaner streaming, clearer failure states, and retry behavior that is easier to trust. - Editing agents is less fragile now, because unsaved prompt drafts stay with each persona template instead of disappearing while you switch around. - Long threads and attachment-heavy turns also hold up better thanks to tighter model-specific context budgeting.

Version 1.2.0 is a broader release across setup, Agent creation, provider reliability, and day-to-day chat polish: - New onboarding guides profile setup and first Agent creation. - Chats and Agents empty states now point to the right next step based on whether you already have Agents or conversations. - Agent setup is more reliable: saves now finish a bootstrap step first, so identity summaries and first greetings land more consistently. - Direct provider connections are steadier, with clearer in-chat feedback for auth, quota, rate-limit, and upstream service failures, plus better attachment reuse. - Chat feels cleaner day to day: the default group avatar layout has been refined, streaming scroll behavior is steadier, previews read more naturally, and deleted-Agent states refresh faster. - Settings loads avatars faster, and sharing feels cleaner across the app.

- Expanded the free tier to support up to 2 Agents and 1 group chat. - Added long-press message copy. - Added in-app Agent reply notifications. - Improved the timing of foreground notices and queued message sending. - Added Agent identity bootstrap and shared context for group chats. - Improved chat performance and stability, and made chat bubble widths responsive.