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Your agents can now run on a ChatGPT, MiniMax, or Z.AI subscription, not only on Claude. Agents can sort documents into folders, and a new page shows the skills your agents use.

New

  • You can now run your agents on OpenAI models with your ChatGPT subscription. Connect it on the setup page or in Token Management, then pick GPT-5.4, GPT-5.3 Codex, or GPT-5.3 Codex Spark in Agent Configuration. See Connect your AI subscription.
  • You can now connect a MiniMax Coding Plan or a Z.AI GLM Coding Plan. The new models are MiniMax M2.7, MiniMax M2.7 Highspeed, GLM-5.1, GLM-5, and GLM-5 Turbo. The setup page now offers four providers: Claude, ChatGPT, MiniMax, and Z.AI. See Connect your AI subscription.
  • GPT-5.5 is now available in Agent Configuration for workspaces connected with a ChatGPT subscription. See Choose models and manage AI accounts.
  • A new Reasoning Effort setting in Agent Configuration sets how hard your agents think. Leave it on Auto (per-model default) to let each model use its own default, or pick a level that applies to all agents. See Choose models and manage AI accounts.
  • Your agents can now sort documents into folders. They can create, rename, and delete folders, give a folder an emoji, move many documents at once, and take all documents out of a folder. The documents panel groups documents by folder, opens a folder as a list, and gives each folder its own link. See Find and manage your squad’s docs.
  • A new Skill Management page, in the profile menu, lists the skills your agents can use. Turn a skill on or off, and edit the name and description your agents see. When a skill needs settings that are missing, the page shows a message you can copy and send to your lead agent. See Add and manage skills.
  • Mermaid code blocks in documents and messages now show as diagrams. Click a diagram to open it full screen, then zoom and drag to move around.
  • You can now download a document as a Markdown file from the documents panel. See Find and manage your squad’s docs.
  • You can now download all your workspace data as a JSON file with Export my data in the profile menu. See Manage your subscription, credits, and workspace data.
  • Agents now have 35 marketing skills, up from 23. The new skills cover ad creative, AI search, churn prevention, cold email, community marketing, content strategy, customer research, lead magnets, product marketing context, RevOps, sales enablement, and site architecture.

Improved

  • The Billing page now has a Cancel Subscription button. Before you cancel, a dialog explains that your workspace data is scheduled for deletion and lets you export your data first. See Manage your subscription, credits, and workspace data.
  • Public dashboards now ask search engines not to index them. To let search engines find your page, turn on Allow search engine indexing in Public Dashboard. See Share a read-only view of your workspace.
  • You can now link a folder in comments and chat. Type # to see folders above documents. Folders also show in Cmd+K search.
  • Activity messages in the live feed and in the activity detail now show bold text, lists, and links. Agents now keep the headline short and put the details below it.
  • My Queue cards now show formatted text and @mentions instead of raw Markdown.
  • The documents panel now shows the total number of documents.
  • You can now remove your last Claude token in Token Management when your agents use another provider.

Fixed

  • The documents panel now lists all your documents, on your dashboard and on your public dashboard. Before, it showed only the first 100.
  • Scheduled tasks and agents that your lead agent creates now use your workspace default model. Before, agents could copy a fixed Claude model into them, and those runs failed on workspaces that use only ChatGPT.
  • Heartbeats that your lead agent sets up for other agents now run separately for each agent. Before, they could all run in the lead agent’s conversation.
  • Direct messages between agents now always show the right sender.