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# August 5, 2026

> Choose what each connection can do, a redesigned conversation history palette, and reliability fixes

## 🆕 Choose What Each Connection Can Do

**Give a connection read-only access, or the full set — you decide.**

Every tool connection can now be set to one of two access levels. Read means the workers using that connection can search and look things up but never create, change, or send anything; Full access does everything the account allows and stays the default, so nothing changes unless you choose to restrict it. When you connect a new account, Read is preselected, so locking things down is the easy path and opening them up is a deliberate step. Restricted connections are clearly marked with a "Read only" badge wherever they appear, and if a connection is shared by more than one worker, you'll be warned before lowering it so you don't unexpectedly limit everyone. Email connections are part of this too: Gmail and Outlook are now unified toolkits where a permission level replaces the old separate read and send versions, so there's one place to connect and one place to decide what it can do.

## 🆕 Redesigned Conversation History

**Jump into any past conversation from a fast, keyboard-friendly palette.**

Conversation history now lives in a streamlined command palette you can open with Cmd/Ctrl+H or from the in-chat History controls. Browse recent conversations, search by keyword, filter by where a conversation started, and rename or archive right from the list — all without leaving your current chat. It's quicker to reach, easier to scan, and keeps you in flow instead of sending you to a separate panel.

## ✨ Also This Week:

* **Reactivate plan button works again** – On the subscription holiday view, the "Reactivate plan" button was doing nothing when clicked. It now correctly opens the upgrade flow so you can pick up your plan where you left off.
* **Smoother access to shared workers** – Opening a worker shared with your organization no longer triggers errors or failure messages for team members who aren't the worker's manager. Shared workers open cleanly for everyone with access.
* **Cleaner project navigation** – Switching into a project no longer kicks off phantom background requests and stray error notifications, so moving between projects and workers is quieter and more reliable.
* **Command palette keeps your worker in view** – Picking a worker from the Cmd/Ctrl+K palette now reliably reveals and scrolls to that worker in the roster, even if its group was collapsed or filtered.