New features, improvements and fixes, newest first.
Tap the clock next to Send to schedule a message for 30 minutes or an hour from now, tomorrow morning, Monday morning, or a date and time you pick. A Scheduled line above the message box shows what is waiting in the room, and you can cancel any of it.
A formatting bar above the message box adds bold, italic, strikethrough, code, code blocks, links, bulleted and numbered lists, and quotes, with keyboard shortcuts. Messages in rooms now show that formatting when they are read.
Assign a task to Sten, Astrid or Castum and they start on it. Sten runs a scan or a review from the task and hands the result back for review. Astrid draws a design from the task and attaches the picture to it. Admins can set an hourly command limit for each agent, and a project's Agent activity section shows what the agents did recently.
Task files and Canvas views now have a Share with client button, so a file or a page can reach the client without leaving the screen you are on.
Castum now has its own card on the Agents page and an About panel, where admins can switch it on for the Workspace. Use the /castum command in a room, and you will see Castum is typing while it works.
In Settings, Integrations, pick a room for Attio updates and for Render alerts. You can also choose how noisy the Render alerts are. Alert messages no longer show a link preview card.
Integrations are now grouped into four sections with consistent rows and provider logos, including a Microsoft Teams row with a setup window.
The ticket window has a two-column layout with a properties sidebar, and it stacks on a phone. Field changes save automatically, you can edit the description in place or copy a comment into it, and a Nudge button notifies every assignee. Labels can be grouped, with a grouped picker and a search box for long lists.
The plus on the quick reaction row opens a full searchable emoji picker, and the row shows your recent emojis first. Links of the form #/f/ and a file id now open one attached file directly.
After you publish release notes, you can optionally follow them with a poll that asks for feedback.