Changelog

What shipped, most recent first. Product notes land here and in Slack.

  1. Jarvis mode

    Talk to Jarvis hands-free from your phone. Open Jarvis mode from the Jarvis menu or ⌘K and start once: it keeps the screen awake and keeps listening, through silence and dropped signal, with no time limit, until you stop it.

  2. Help in the app

    Ask for help without leaving Agently. The support agent answers from our help center, docs, pricing and policies, and when they don't cover your question it files a ticket with the details and a screenshot. It never spends your credits.

  3. Draft reply

    Press Draft reply on an email or mention in Needs you and Jarvis writes the reply into the item, using your tools, connections and memory. Tell it what to change and it redrafts. Nothing sends until you press Send.

  4. Agently for Mac

    Agently for Mac is out, signed and with updates built in. Jarvis lives in the notch: say "Hey, Jarvis" or press ⌘⇧Space. Let it use your Mac and it works in your apps; on Pro, chats can run on your own Claude or ChatGPT plan, in Chrome too.

  5. Approvals

    What you ask for in your own words, Jarvis does. Anything else that would send, delete or archive something asks first, with Allow once, Always allow for that kind of action, or Deny, in chat, in Slack and on your Mac.

  6. Your own API keys

    Add your workspace's own Anthropic or OpenAI key in Settings → Models, on any plan, and runs on that provider spend your key instead of credits. Workspaces on an AppSumo license now open in any browser, for the whole team.

  7. Self-managing routines

    Describe what a routine should do and Agently recommends the rest: schedule, model, approvals and a daily limit, each with a reason and a cost. Recurring routines check their sources first and skip the run when nothing is new.

  8. Needs you across tools

    Needs you now reads more of what waits on you: review requests in GitHub and GitLab, unanswered calendar invites, and your open items in Salesforce, HubSpot, Asana, Intercom, Freshdesk and Front. Each read uses your own connection.

  9. Custom agents

    Build your own specialists in Agents, with Jarvis helping you shape them: instructions, skills, tools and reference pages. Work with one directly, let Jarvis hand it work, or run it in a routine. Owners and admins share them with the team.

  10. Websites in the Brain

    Add a website to the Brain and Agently keeps its pages in sync, re-reading only what changed. The site you set in Brain → Company is your official one, and Jarvis answers from it.

  11. Jarvis in Slack

    Message Jarvis in Slack. Direct messages continue your own Jarvis chat, @Jarvis answers in a channel thread without touching anyone's personal data, approvals arrive as Slack buttons, and your Agently notifications land in the DM.

  12. Pages for everything

    Pages now holds whatever you and your AI tools make: uploaded files with a viewer for each kind, live HTML, React, SVG and Mermaid pages, code and spreadsheets. Claude and ChatGPT can save their work straight to Pages.

  13. Custom connectors

    Connect any remote MCP server by pasting its URL in Brain → Sources. Agently signs in with OAuth or an API key, and Jarvis, your agents and routines can use its tools like any built-in connection.

  14. Company profile and people

    Every workspace keeps a company profile and a people directory: co-founders, team, investors, advisors and customers. Review and edit it in Brain → Company. Jarvis uses it to tell colleagues from outsiders, and it improves as the Brain reads.

  15. Needs you

    One ranked list of what is waiting on you: approvals, your work items, failed routines, and your Outlook mail, Slack mentions, Linear and Jira issues. Drag to reorder and it learns your priorities from what you move and close.

  16. Talk while it works

    Spoken requests now run in the background, several at once, on your Jarvis chat. Keep talking; Jarvis reads each result back at the next pause, and picks up anything that finished while you were away.

  17. Smart mode

    Smart is now the default model. It picks the right model for each request, so everyday work runs fast and lean while harder problems get the strongest model. You can still choose a model per chat.

  18. Memory you can see

    Jarvis keeps durable notes it can recall later, private to you or shared with the workspace. Open Brain → Memory to read and edit every note, with its full version history.

  19. Canvas

    Work has a third lens. Land on an empty canvas that fills itself as the brain reads your sources: your day, what needs you, what was handled, and Jarvis, all on one screen.

  20. MCP for Claude and Cursor

    Ask your company brain from inside the editor. One config block, no keys in plain text. Six tools: search, find an entity, walk its neighbours, read the schema, recent episodes, remember.

  21. Held actions

    Anything consequential now waits at the gate with the reasoning attached. Set the line once, refunds over $200, anything sent to investors, and approve or skip in one click.

  22. Routines

    Schedule a brain query and get a page back. The churn report ships as the first template; the morning brief runs unattended.