This release gives Apps a place of their own, adds two more ways to bring a model, and lets you talk to Alice.
Apps
An App is one file, documents/apps/<name>.html. It opens in its message, beside the conversation, full screen, or hidden while it keeps running. ‘Apps’, at the top of the window, lists every App and the ones that are running. Alice checks an App before she saves it, can read its state, and can press its actions for you.
More ways to bring a model
Sign in to OpenAI with a ChatGPT Plus or Pro plan and chat runs on that plan; voice, web search and images on OpenAI still need an API key. A model server on your Mac or your own machine, such as LM Studio, connects by its address. A subscription comes with Included AI, which needs no key.
Voice
Dictate a message from the prompt and have a reply read aloud, with a voice for each agent. Both use an OpenAI or Gemini key.
Services
Connect a remote MCP server by its address, or a web service from its API documentation. Each call shows a card first, and each MCP tool has its own switch.
Permissions
Settings has a ‘Permissions’ screen: every ‘Always’ you gave, grouped by what it reaches, with ‘Remove’ beside it.
Try it
Ways to connect a model covers the plan sign-in and model servers, and What her code and her apps can do covers Apps.