• Your Personal Assistant can now use websites (preview): it has a browser of its own that reads pages on sites you allow, and anything that would change something, like sending a form, waits on an Approve card that lists exactly what it will click and type, with a marked screenshot. Choosing the sites and signing in to them come to the app in a later update. • When all your Claude accounts reach their usage limits, a chat now continues on whichever account frees up first instead of waiting for its own reset, even days away. A new Try now button on the notice and on the orchestrator’s card continues right away on any account with usage left. • Pick any model for your Personal Assistant and its backups, even with your calendar connected: DeepSeek, Kimi, Z.ai and every other provider you’ve set up are no longer greyed out in its settings. • If your assistant’s backup can’t start and you pick a different one, it switches to the new backup straight away instead of waiting for the usage reset. • When your host computer can’t reach Agents Dispatch’s servers, for example behind a VPN that blocks DNS, chats show one banner that clears on its own instead of filling with red error cards. • The Advisor now starts off for Sonnet and Haiku chats until you turn it on in Settings → Advisor. A choice you already saved still applies. • Quoted text is readable in dark mode: drafted replies, agenda notes, markdown files and What’s New show quotes with a line down the left edge instead of a light blue box. • DeepSeek Flash now appears as “DeepSeek Flash (1017)”, the version DeepSeek serves today, and the retired “V4 Flash (0731)” is gone. • The assistant’s guided tour no longer starts again every time you open the app while your host computer is still on an older version. Take the tour in the assistant’s settings still plays it any time.

• Keys: keep your API keys encrypted on the computer that runs your host, where your agents use them without ever seeing them. A key that turns up in a chat or a log is scrubbed and marked for replacing, and Find my keys moves in keys left in your projects and settings files. On iPhone the Keys page lists them read-only, with no value or hint of one. • A guided tour of your Personal Assistant: the first time you open it, a short tour walks through each part of it and its settings and ends with an example request you can tap to send. Skip it at any step, or play it again from Take the tour in the assistant’s settings. • Assistant tasks, under Inbox, lists each chat your assistant starts or follows for you with its status (Working, Waiting on you, Done or Stopped), when it started or finished and its model. Tap one to open it; finished ones stay until you mark them read. • Add your own implementer roles to Delegation: give a role a name, a line saying when to use it, and its own provider, model and effort, and the orchestrator sends it the tasks that line describes. You can add, change or delete roles mid-run. • Each delegated task shows the model and effort it actually ran on, such as “Hard engineering · Opus 5.5 · xhigh”, and says when it switched to a backup model. The orchestrator card counts the mix. • Active Sessions holds only what’s active: a chat with nothing running or waiting on you moves back to its project after 2 hours (12 if you wrote in it) and returns the moment it has something new. Pin a chat from its long-press menu to keep it there, and a chat you close stays closed until it gets new work. • Your assistant warns you before your host’s disk fills: one needs-you item lists the biggest folders your chats use, and it goes away once space comes back. • Assistant settings now change the open chat right away, save every change as you make it, and note what changed in the chat. On iPhone they open as a full page with a × to close. • New provider: abliteration.ai, for chats, schedules and your assistant. • Fixes: needs-you items with several review pages label each button with its page’s title, and each page’s Send answer now answers only its own part. Chats on API-key providers continue by themselves a minute after a rate limit instead of waiting for a usage reset that never comes.

• What’s new after an update: the first time you open the app after one, a short window shows the big changes you haven’t seen yet and where to find them. Open it again any time from Settings > What’s new. • Everyone on a shared host can now turn on their own Personal Assistant in Settings > Personal Assistant, with their own notes, email, calendar, agenda and needs-you list. • Needs you shows what matters now: each item is Now or Later, and Later items fold under one row that never notifies you. A chat that already has an item for a service adds its next step there instead of a new one, and an old item gets one “still needed?” check. Reply to an open item from its own reply box, with voice input, or swipe it away with Undo. • Finished to-dos close themselves, and to-dos nobody has touched in 14 days are marked Stale for your assistant to settle in your morning brief. • Pages, Markdown files, pictures and videos a chat hands you now open full screen inside the app, and a chat can show you a live canvas that updates while it works. • Checklists on agenda items: tick off, add to and reorder a list like a packing list on any device, and your assistant updates it when you ask. • In your assistant’s chat, each request shows a chip for every chat it started, with a live Working, Waiting on you, Done or Stopped status. Tap it to open the chat. • Messages show delivery receipts. Your assistant can pass your words on to any of your chats, find any chat by name or project, and answer research questions from people you trust by email on its own. • Orchestration (formerly Pair Programming) opens on Delegation, and each Delegation task can run on the role that suits it, from Routine to Art & 3D, each with its own model. New session now offers Regular Chat, Orchestration and Round Table. • Your assistant’s settings add a backup model for each difficulty and a new Explore difficulty for reading and research, and the Inbox has Mark read. While Google Calendar is connected, your assistant runs only on Claude or Codex. • The app connects as soon as your host answers when you come back to it or your host restarts, and it reconnects by itself when your host’s connection stalls after a sleep, saying so while it waits. • Notifications go only to the five devices that most recently opened Agents Dispatch. • Fixes: emails you ask your assistant to send now go out, or wait on your Approve, instead of never being sent. New chats no longer fail while starting, needs-you numbers never change and fit on one line, assistant actions no longer time out or happen twice, and messages survive an agent crash. A meeting on several calendars is one agenda item, selected code text is highlighted, and your assistant can set times in another time zone.

• New Assistant voice note widget: add it to your Home Screen or Lock Screen, or its control to Control Center, and one tap opens your Personal Assistant already recording. It keeps recording if you switch apps and shows how many items need you. Siri, Shortcuts, Spotlight and the Action button can start a note too: “Record a note for my assistant”. • Fixed: the app now registers for push notifications on iPhone and iPad, so assistant and chat notifications can reach you. • Your Personal Assistant works with your email: it searches and reads your connected accounts, sorts new mail, prepares replies as drafts, and sends only after you tap Approve. You can also let a project’s chats use the folders you choose. • It works like a chief of staff: it decides for your chats when your notes and past choices make the answer clear, puts the rest on your needs-you list with a push, and lists what it decided for you with a one-tap Change. • It prepares your next two days ahead. Tap any agenda item to see its prep, files, related chats and a Join button for video meetings. It can also change and move calendar events, and deletes one only after you approve. • A backup model can take over when the assistant’s main model hits a usage limit or fails, and it switches back by itself. • Report a problem from the app in the new Support view, and follow each report’s status and replies. • Needs-you items open with their files: view images, play audio and video, and open review pages that send your answer straight to the chat. Items are no longer cut off, and removing one offers Undo. • Delegation control lines show as compact cards, and tasks wait for every task they depend on. A Task complete card shows when the assistant finishes your work, and chats it finished tidy themselves away. • Smoother on iPhone: swipe in the assistant’s panel from the left edge, see a waveform while you dictate, no duplicate replies after reconnecting, and Opus 5.5, Sonnet 5.5 and Haiku 5.5 in every model picker.

• The Personal Assistant can now keep your agenda and inbox, connect multiple calendars, help with email and Calendly, and hand larger requests to the right project chat. Choose the model and effort it uses for different kinds of work. • Keep track of decisions and tasks waiting on you with the assistant’s needs-you list, with more details and a fresh restart option for delegation. • Recordings are saved while transcription is in progress, and you can transcribe on your iPhone itself, including offline. • Share and download chat files more reliably, and expand delegation plans on a phone without losing access to the rest of the conversation. • Delegation handles queued and dependent tasks more reliably, keeps reviews tied to the right task, and makes long conversations easier to resume.

Keep track of project to-dos across chats and devices, and review completed work before accepting it. Shared hosts let each member sign in with their own chat list and schedules, with clearer controls for host owners and easier switching between hosts. Follow multi-agent work with live workflow progress, clearer Delegation and Gauntlet controls, more reliable recovery, and better handling of provider usage limits. On phones, open files in the app, send more images, manage transcription remotely, find files and replies more easily, and switch providers with clearer model names. Voice transcription is faster, chats reconnect more smoothly, and background work stays visible. This release also fixes phone connections being rate-limited during normal use, improves account and host switching, and makes shared-host access and permissions clearer.

This update makes mobile chats, collaboration, and project tracking more reliable. • Improved file and image attachments with native iOS file picking and saving. Removed unused location-access code; Agents Dispatch does not request your location. • Track project to-dos across chats and devices, review completed work, and start a focused chat directly from a to-do. • Automatically resume chats after usage limits reset, with a switch to turn this off. • Schedule weekday tasks and edit, cancel, or retry one-time runs with clearer times and outcomes. • Use Codex Fast mode, updated live model lists, and the Meta Llama provider. • Improved Delegate and Round Table controls, including larger teams, replacement seats, and follow-ups that reach the active agent. • More reliable host reconnection, provider switching, archived chats, and image previews. Some agent and collaboration improvements also require an updated desktop host.

- Various Improvements

- Major visual overhaul - Support for new models from Deepseek and Grok

- Support for kimi k3 - Various bug fixes and improvements

- Various improvements - Bug Fixes - Round table & pair programming improvements

- Round table, use multiple models on the same problem - GLM 5.2 Support

- Claude 4.8 Support - Various bug fixes - Stability improvements

- Many UI improvements - Codex compatibility improvements

- Minor bug fixes - Diffs shown in line, by file, and accumulated by chat - Various QOL improvements