idem — personal AI agentv1.0.7

What changed

• UXNew chat UI with short message bubbles, tables, code, and cards
• PlatformMac version now records call notes from the notch without a bot joining
• New featureNew 'Missions' feature for long-running tasks with goal tracking
• UXAdded visibility into the AI's thought process during replies
• UXEnhanced file previews for photos, PDFs, web pages, and videos
• New featureNew internal browser with touch support and vault-only login integration
• UXNew Mac keyboard shortcut (Option+Space) for opening chats
• UXAutomatic archiving of chats with no activity for 3 days
• PerformanceFixed bug where new chats failed to rename from 'New chat'
• PerformanceFixed UI bug where tables disappeared during scrolling

Original release notes

idem now replies like someone texting you: short message bubbles, with tables, code and cards between them. To read each reply as one document, turn off Settings › Chat › Replies as messages. On a Mac, idem takes notes of your calls from the notch, and no bot joins the call. On iPhone, it takes notes of a meeting in the room. Meeting notes come to accounts step by step. For long work, idem can propose a mission and keep working until each goal is met or needs you. Missions come to accounts step by step. The chat shows how idem thought about a reply, and a failed reply shows an error card that stays in the chat. A message you send while idem works shows faded in the chat, and idem answers it in the same task. In Files, photos, PDFs, web pages and videos show a small picture, and a link shows what it leads to. The browser idem uses has its own bar, and on iPhone and iPad you can use the page with your finger. idem signs in to websites only with a login from your vault. On a Mac, ⌥Space opens a new chat, and the quick chat in the notch is gone. Chats with no new message for 3 days move to Archived. This update also fixes new chats that kept the name "New chat", tables that went away while you scrolled, and approvals that were denied when you replied instead of answering them.