KyudaGPT
Version 2.7.2What’s new — features, improvements and fixes.
Every release bundles features, improvements, and fixes that ship to everyone in the organisation. The newest release is at the top.
When a new extension version is ready, you’ll see a notice with an Update button — install whenever suits you. If you ignore it, the extension quietly upgrades itself the next time your computer is idle.
v2.7.2
April 21, 2026- featureAutomations are live — agents can now run on their own, not just when you ask. Pick how they fire and they'll handle the rest in their own dedicated thread, so you can always read back exactly what happened.
- On a schedule — "every weekday at 9am", "first of the month", whatever cadence fits. The agent wakes up, does the task, and is there waiting for you when you check in.
- From a webhook — POST JSON to a unique URL and the agent reads the payload and acts on it. Great for connecting Zapier, n8n, GitHub Actions, or anything else you already have.
- From an email — every automation gets its own email address. Forward a message there and the agent reads it (subject, body, attachments) and replies.
- From a /command — bind an automation to a shortcut so triggering it is a three-keystroke affair.
- Run history for everything — every fire is recorded with when it happened, how long it took, whether it succeeded, and what the agent produced. Replay, inspect, or pick up a thread to keep chatting with the result.
- Optional email notifications — flip a switch per automation and get an email when a run finishes.
- featurePersonal preferences in one place — pick your timezone (so automations can schedule in your local time), save an email signature, write a short bio, choose whether the Thinking reasoning block is expanded by default, and toggle per-message cost estimates. All under Settings > Profile.
- improvedBigger workspaces 🔥 — you've been putting them through their paces, so we've bumped sandbox capacity across the board. More memory, more disk, more room for agents to run heavy jobs without bumping into limits.
- improvedSmarter long threads — instead of hitting the model's memory ceiling and breaking, long threads now quietly summarise older messages into a rolling memory and keep going. Where compaction happens, you'll see a small "Memory compacted" note on the message so you know the summary just refreshed. Older messages stay in the thread for your reference — only the model's working memory is condensed.
- improvedReleases page redesign — the page you're on now. Cleaner hero, product guide and feedback links up top, centred timeline, tasteful ❤️ button on each release. We read every heart.
- fixLong provider names no longer push the sign-in buttons off-screen — labels truncate cleanly with ellipsis.
v2.6.0
April 20, 2026- featureCommands — the things you type every day, now as a shortcut. Type something short like
/tyor/followupin any text field on any website — Gmail, Slack, Jira, LinkedIn — and it expands into the full message. Stop re-typing the same replies, signatures, and boilerplate.- Manage them from Settings > Commands. Stuck on what to write? Draft a command with AI from a quick description.
- Share commands with your whole organisation so the team stays consistent.
- Off by default. Flip the master switch in the extension sidebar when you're ready — password and one-time-code fields are always skipped.
- featureCommands can ask you for the details — add fields like "recipient name" or "deadline" to a command, and a tiny form pops up right next to your cursor when you trigger the shortcut. Personal fields (your name, email, role, organisation) auto-fill from your profile, so you never have to type your own signature again.
- featureCommands that think — let the AI generate the text for you. Perfect for shortcuts like rewrite this more concisely, translate to French, or summarise the selected text — just highlight, type the shortcut, and keep working.
- featureRequest a feature — there's now a button at the top of this page. It opens a short form that goes straight to the product team with your name attached, so we can follow up. The best things we've shipped all started there — please use it.
- featureDatabricks integration — connect your Databricks workspace from Settings > Credentials. The assistant can run SQL queries, explore Unity Catalog tables, and access workspace resources using your personal access token.
- improvedEvery settings page has a detail drawer — click a workspace, skill, credential, or agent and a side panel slides in with everything about it in one place, plus the actions you need (pause, resume, disconnect, delete). No more hunting through nested pages for the right button.
- improvedSettings that feel the same everywhere — every page in Settings now shares the same header, info card, and toolbar, so once you know one, you know them all.
- improvedLess disruptive extension updates — new versions no longer reload in the middle of what you're doing. When an update is ready, you'll see a small notice with an Update button so you can install on your own terms — and if you ignore it, the extension quietly upgrades itself next time your computer is idle.
- improvedYour answers survive our deployments — when we ship a new version of the assistant, ongoing chat completions are no longer cut off mid-sentence. The server now finishes any answer it's currently writing before shutting down, and if a connection does drop, the extension shows a small "Connection lost, resuming…" notice and picks up automatically — so you get your full answer instead of a truncated one.
- fixSign-in hiccups in the extension are fixed. Expired tokens now refresh silently in the background, so chat and commands keep working without asking you to re-authenticate.
v2.5.1
April 17, 2026- featureDrag & drop — drag threads onto project folders to move them, and drag project folders to reorder them.
- featureTool details toggle — tool input and output are now collapsed by default for a cleaner chat view. Toggle this in Settings > Extension.
- fixFixed message cards overlapping the scroll navigation arrows.
- fixFixed model/agent selector categories being inaccessible on narrow sidebars — replaced horizontal chip row with a scrollable side navigation.
v2.5.0
April 16, 2026- featureProjects — organise your threads into folders.
- Create, rename, and delete projects from the sidebar
- Move any thread into a project via right-click
- Share a project with your entire organisation or specific people
- Shared projects are read-only for viewers — they can browse but not modify
- Visual icons distinguish owned, shared-with-org, and shared-with-user projects
- featureSidebar panel — a ChatGPT-style sidebar to manage all your threads.
- Projects, pinned threads, and recent history in one unified panel
- Search across everything — projects auto-expand to show matching threads
- Right-click context menus for rename, pin, share, move, fork, and delete
- New threads and name changes appear in real time via WebSocket
- featureFork to my threads — duplicate any shared thread into your own history with a single click, so you can continue it independently.
- featureGitHub credentials via OAuth2 — connect your GitHub account with a single click. No more copying personal access tokens — just authorize and go.
- featureClaude Opus 4.7 — now available as a model option. Anthropic's most capable model for complex reasoning, long-context tasks, and nuanced writing.
- featureTool input & output — tool calls now display both the input parameters and the returned output directly in the chat, so you can see exactly what was sent and what came back.
- featureMicrosoft Teams & Mail integration — the workspace can now read and send emails, list Teams chats, and send messages in chats and channels via Microsoft Graph.
- New permissions: Chat.ReadWrite, ChatMessage.Send, ChannelMessage.Send, Mail.ReadWrite
- Re-authorization required — go to Settings > Credentials and reconnect your Microsoft 365 account to grant the new permissions
- improvedModel & agent selector — replaced the bottom drawer with a clean, centered modal for picking models and agents.
- improvedFeedback — downvote any individual message to submit feedback with a reason, directly from the chat.
- improvedCleaner interface — unified icon styles across the sidebar and prompt bar, streamlined navigation rail, and a refreshed profile popover showing your org, plan, and extension version.
v2.4.0
April 16, 2026- featureDurable Workspaces — workspaces can now pause when idle and resume automatically. Enable it from Settings > Workspaces.
- Pick up exactly where you left off — your files, data, and progress are still there when you come back
- No more re-uploading files or re-running setup steps when resuming an old thread
- Works seamlessly — just keep chatting and the workspace wakes up on its own
- Pause and resume workspaces manually from settings when you want full control
v2.3.0
April 15, 2026- featureAgent builder — create custom AI agents tailored to your needs, directly from Settings.
- Define a name, icon, system prompt, model, and tools
- Choose "Base + custom" mode to inherit formatting, safety, and citation rules automatically — or go fully custom
- Pick a behavioral role (General, Agentic, Writer, Explorer, Researcher, Executive)
- Use "Draft with AI" to generate a first draft of your prompt from a short description
- Auto-generate a description and conversation starters with one click
- Duplicate agents to quickly create variants
- Preview the full combined prompt in real-time
- Your agents appear under "My Agents" in the extension's agent picker
- featureThread memory — the assistant now remembers context from earlier in long threads, even after older messages fall out of the context window.
- featureSkills catalog — browse your organisation's skills library from the new Skills settings page, with direct links to source and commit info.
- featureAnalytics dashboard — view model usage, tool popularity, top users, and daily message trends. Toggle between 7, 30, and 90-day views with separate breakdowns for you and the whole organisation.
- improvedSandboxes page now shows total running sandboxes across the organisation with a limit indicator.
v2.2.5
April 13, 2026- featureScroll navigation — quickly jump to the top or bottom of long threads with new scroll buttons in the chat area.
- featureWorkspace folder navigation — click into directories, browse their contents, and navigate back with breadcrumb path and ".." entries.
- improvedWorkspace uploads, downloads, and deletes now operate relative to the current folder.
- improvedWorkspace — leaner, more token-efficient code generation. The assistant now writes shorter, tighter code by default with no unnecessary comments, boilerplate, or verbose variable names.
- improvedWorkspace — extended execution timeouts from 5/10 minutes to 30 minutes for both Python and shell commands, so long-running data jobs complete without interruption.
- improvedWorkspace — clear timeout error messages. When a command or script exceeds the time limit, the assistant now explains what happened and suggests how to fix it instead of showing a raw error.
- fixFixed long-running workspace commands dropping with "network error" — added SSE keepalive pings to prevent idle connection timeouts from load balancers and proxies.
v2.2.2
March 27, 2026- featurePrompt queue — send multiple messages while the assistant is still generating. They are queued and executed sequentially once the previous response completes.
- featureQueue indicator — a small badge next to the send button shows how many prompts are queued, with one-click clear.
v2.2.1
March 26, 2026- featureSubagents (Experimental) — the assistant can now delegate complex, multi-step tasks to isolated subagents that run in the background and share your workspace. This is an early feature and we're still evaluating how well it works.
- featureSubagent live progress — see when a subagent is thinking, which tool it's running, and when it completes, all streamed directly into the chat.
- featureWorkspace — LucidChart integration support
v2.1.3
March 25, 2026- featureWorkspace — Google BigQuery access with auto-configured GCP service account credentials
- featureWorkspace — Salesforce access for SOQL queries and REST API (accounts, contacts, opportunities)
- featureWorkspace — Confluence access to search and read pages, spaces, and comments
- featureWorkspace — Jira access to search issues, projects, and boards
- featureWorkspace — GitHub access to repos, issues, pull requests, and code (including private org repos)
- featureWorkspace — Microsoft 365 access via Graph API (OneDrive, SharePoint, Outlook, Calendar)
- featureWorkspace — n8n access to trigger automation workflows and webhooks
- featureWorkspace — OpenAI API access for embeddings, completions, and other AI tasks
- featureWorkspace — Google Search and Google Scholar via SerpAPI
- featureWorkspace — web scraping via Browserless to fetch rendered content from any public URL
- featureWorkspace — OpenAlex for publications, authors, institutions, topics, and publishers
- featureWorkspace — PubMed / PMC for biomedical literature search, citations, abstracts, and full text
- featureWorkspace — Dimensions for publications, grants, clinical trials, and patents
- featureWorkspace — Crossref for DOIs, reference metadata, and citation counts
- featureWorkspace — ORCID for researcher identity, publication lists, and affiliations
- featureWorkspace — ROR (Research Organization Registry) for institutional data
- featureWorkspace — DOAJ for open-access journal directory and compliance metadata
- featureWorkspace — bioRxiv / arXiv for preprints and emerging research
- featureWorkspace — NIH Reporter / CORDIS for funded grants by topic, region, and institution
- featureWorkspace — Sherpa Romeo for publisher open-access policies
- featureWorkspace — Altmetric for social and media attention per article
- fixFixed AI_TypeValidationError — resolved type validation errors that could cause tool calls to fail