diff --git a/release-notes.mdx b/release-notes.mdx index 0781038..af457f5 100644 --- a/release-notes.mdx +++ b/release-notes.mdx @@ -3,6 +3,45 @@ title: "Release notes" description: "What's new in Fluso — product updates, improvements, and fixes." --- + + +**Highlights** +- Bring your context in from ChatGPT, Claude, or another agent app (Codex and more) — [import](https://docs.fluso.ai/features/imports) turns an old export into real Fluso projects, with the decisions, notes, and files intact, so you're not starting from zero. +- Projects now have [working memory](https://docs.fluso.ai/features/memory) — Fluso keeps a running sense of what's done, what's open, and how you like things handled, so picking one back up never feels like starting over. +- Steer a running reply, or queue up what's next — durable enough to walk away for hours, or a day, and find it exactly as you left it. +- Tasks that use your connected apps (GitHub, Linear, Slack, and more) finish in about half the time, with far fewer wrong-tool guesses. +- A hung or unresponsive assistant now recovers in a couple of minutes with nothing lost, instead of a wait that could previously stretch past half an hour. + +**Polish & experience** +- Running a task from a task card now gives the assistant the full task details right away, not just its title. +- In-app voice messages show their real length instead of a stuck 0:00. +- A Markdown file in the file viewer shows one Download button instead of two. + +**Connectors & sync** +- The assistant is lighter on its feet now: old tool results get cleared out once they're no longer needed, instead of being carried forward turn after turn, so a task takes fewer tool calls and uses less of its token budget along the way. +- The assistant reaches for the right app-specific guide before it acts on a connector, instead of guessing. + +**Assistant reliability** +- Send a message while the assistant is working and it either steers the current reply or joins an editable queue to run next, with edit, send-now, and cancel controls. The queue lives on the server, not your browser tab, so you can line up a stretch of work, close the laptop, and come back an hour later, or the next day, to find it exactly where you left it — steer and queue are built for real, unattended runs, not just quick back-and-forth, backed by the reliability work below. +- A dropped connection partway through a long file or command now retries and resumes on its own instead of failing the turn. +- The action chips under a task no longer get permanently stuck if one model hiccups — it falls back automatically, with a Retry button for a genuine network blip. +- Reloading mid-reply, or leaving a tab open a while, can no longer leave a conversation showing your message with no answer, or blank it entirely. +- Stopping a turn now reads "Stopped after Xs" instead of the misleading "Worked for Xs". + +**Smarter assistant** +- Working memory means each project remembers itself: open items, recent files, and any convention you've taught it (a house rule, a style, a correction) carry forward automatically, on top of your regular preferences, and stay scoped to that project. Come back after a few weeks and ask "where did we leave off" and you'll get a real answer, not a blank page. +- The assistant reads and creates Word documents more reliably now: no hidden formatting junk when it reads one, and real Word tables, not raw Markdown, in the documents it creates for you. + +**Onboarding & profile** +- The import flow lives on the Projects page: upload the export and Fluso sorts it into projects automatically, with a running thread you can watch while it works and a summary when it's done. +- An expired sign-in code can now be resent from the verification screen instead of starting over. + +**Reliability, privacy & trust** +- [Confidential Mode](https://docs.fluso.ai/features/confidential) is now live-verified: the Encrypted badge opens a view that cryptographically re-checks the confidential server in real time, covering the attested CPU and GPU and the model being served. The plan is also renamed to Confidential for sponsored accounts. +- A focused internal security audit closed six findings this cycle, spanning token validation, account isolation, and file-handling safety. + + + **Highlights**