What's new

The agent has its own computer — and now you can see its screen: the window, the cursor, a fullscreen mode. When a site asks for a password or an SMS code, press "take control", type it yourself and hand the window back — the agent picks up right where it left off. After a dropped connection the screen recovers on its own.

Instead of five settings screens — one line of text: "send invoices up to 10,000 ₽ yourself, show me anything bigger". The agent checks every action against your rules and against what you actually asked for in this conversation, and only asks where a rule says to ask.

Told your assistant that your payment terms are net 14? An agent you switch on tomorrow will already know it. What an agent learned about its own work stays its own memory and wins when the two disagree.

People sign in with the same login they use for every other work system — through the company's SSO. Ready-made setups for Keycloak, Blitz and Yandex 360: verify your email domain, and every sign-in shows up in the log.

If your company runs its own language model, connect it in the organization's settings. Agents then talk to that model only: conversations, documents and data never reach an outside model provider and stay inside your perimeter.

Conversations are no longer one-on-one. Create a room, add several agents — say, one for your accounting system and one for marketplaces — and invite colleagues: members of your organization read and write alongside you, and a guest can join via a revocable link or by email domain. Inside you get message replies, reactions and search: it finds a line from a month ago and a file by a fragment of its name. Service records no longer bump the room in the list or light the unread counter without a real new message behind it.

Press "teach" and walk through a familiar process with the agent watching — say, how you put together the weekly sales report. The agent records the steps as a routine and runs them on its own from then on: on a schedule or on an event.

Accounting, ERP, Trade Management, payroll, Document Flow, Small Business and custom configurations now connect through a single "1C" connector. Cabinets you already connected keep working — the old names remain as aliases.

The Android app is now published on Google Play as well as RuStore — the same build, the same chats, tasks and connected systems, the same push notifications; install it from whichever store your phone already signs you into. Both links sit in Settings under Apps, each with a QR code for reading from a desktop, and on the downloads page. The iOS version is still on its way to the store.

The Android app is published on RuStore: the same chats, tasks and connected systems you have in the browser, plus push notifications — when a report is ready, when a long operation finishes, and when the agent has a question for you. The install link sits in Settings under Apps and on the downloads page. The iOS version is on its way to the store.

Picking a model and picking how hard it thinks are now one scale: drag from faster to smarter, and the caption tells you which tier and which depth you land on. The two old lists are still there, under Advanced. Checkout and connecting a service now open over the screen you are on, so an open chat or task stays where it was.

You can now see what changes in the product: every update lands on the changelog the day it ships — with the date, the release number and a note on where the change is visible: in the browser, on the phone or on the desktop.