Product updates, use cases, technical write-ups, and company notes from the Conol team.
The main area becomes a two-pane tab workbench, the Mac app gets real multi-window support, every tab has a copyable identifier you can jump to with ⌘K, and CoHDL code is finally highlighted.
Read more →GPT-6 Astra in the model picker, and a fix for the worst thing an agent could do to your note: edit it successfully and then have the edit vanish. Plus edits that land more often, timers you can cancel from any chat, and a cheaper GPT-5.6 Sol.
Read more →A ⌘K command palette, keyboard shortcuts across the whole app with Esc to stop a running agent, full keyboard navigation for the sidebar, and GLM 5.3 Flash at a twentieth of the price. Plus a mascot that finally matches the logo.
Read more →Reorder your workspace list and have it stay put, pick up Z.ai's GLM 5.3, and let your agent reach a workspace you created mid-conversation. Plus the free-tier and premium-tool changes that come out of the bot-farming waves.
Read more →Attach files up to 200MB straight from the composer, jump back to the newest message in a long thread, and get a plain-language reason when a turn fails instead of a raw provider error.
Read more →What 12,000 fake accounts taught us about free credits — and why the Code tool and LLM egress are becoming premium-only.
Read more →Sign in to several accounts at once with each tab pinned to its own, bring your agent into a Slack channel, and a deep round of work on agent note edits that now leave everything they didn't touch alone.
Read more →Attio joins the connector list, generated media finally plays inside the iPhone app, agent reasoning streams live, and a long round of fixes for language, color, and non-Latin text.
Read more →How algebraic-effects-inspired control flow and durable mutations turn an LLM loop into a reliable runtime — and what a nine-hour stall taught us about where reliability actually comes from.
Read more →Anthropic's newest flagship model joins the picker, the model picker finally tells you the truth about your plan, and pasted images stop breaking.
Read more →The landing island becomes a playable hidden world, the Flash tier gets routed to genuinely fast hosts, task checklists learn to stay put, and files with non-Latin names finally deliver.
Read more →Pin the chats you keep coming back to, rename any session (and keep the agent from renaming it back), and let simple chats title themselves. Plus stronger sign-up protection and a notes-tree repair.
Read more →Model presets turn a long model list into four clear tiers with prices, the landing page gets a live voxel makeover, Settings becomes navigable, and a wave of fixes lands across web, channels, and iOS.
Read more →Conol joins your Slack workspace as a real bot: DM it like a teammate, let the whole team bind their own accounts, and get proactive updates where you already work.
Read more →Kimi K3 from Moonshot AI is now available in the model picker, at the same credit rate as our baseline.
Read more →Connectors that tell you when to reconnect, a clearer offline sign-in, and a round of chat and editor polish.
Read more →A personal trainer coaching 16 clients replaced scattered notes, texts, and memory with a Conol brief that connects scheduling to client context — cutting nightly prep from 45 minutes to 15.
Read more →Your agent can now run complex jobs as live, parallel workflows you watch as a graph; a new Effort control lets you set how hard a model thinks; you can add a profile picture; plus fixes for scheduled-session labels, duplicate names, and stuck sessions.
Read more →A K–8 school administrative coordinator replaced her morning routine of checking Gmail, Calendar, Telegram, voicemail, and shared sheets one by one with a single connected brief from Conol.
Read more →Watch the agent's shell commands stream their output in real time, enjoy dramatically smoother streaming in long conversations, and two fixes that make agent Q&A and tool use more dependable.
Read more →Workspace memory is now visible to every member of the workspace, scheduled plan changes say exactly which plan they move you to, and a round of small chat fixes.
Read more →A freelance operations consultant turned four hours of Friday client-update assembly into a 25-minute review, by delegating the gathering, summarizing, and drafting to a recurring Conol workflow.
Read more →OpenAI's brand-new GPT-5.6 family — Sol, Terra and Luna — lands in the model picker, and voice transcription moves to a new speech model that's markedly better at Chinese, dialects, and mixed-language speech.
Read more →A full-screen image viewer, resend for messages that don't go through, tighter read-only guardrails for workspace viewers, and a round of inbox, search, and rendering fixes.
Read more →A small skincare brand owner turned a repetitive Sunday competitor check into a Monday morning Conol digest, saving six to eight hours a month and freeing up time for customer research.
Read more →Conol now speaks Japanese, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese across the whole app and site; the inbox lets you read before it acts; the Gen tool makes video with Veo 3.1; agents draw on all of your memory; plus timer and composer polish.
Read more →After 4 months of solo building, Conol launches this week: an agent with a real note workspace built in. Your notes are its context, its work files itself, and it runs in the background.
Read more →New accounts start with 4,000 free credits, the blog is now a tap away from inside the app, and right-click copy & paste works in the macOS desktop app.
Read more →Reply to any message on Telegram and the agent keeps the thread, background tasks hear your answers, long conversations compact themselves, and your timers live in the composer.
Read more →A slim strip above the chat composer now shows live plan progress and a context-usage meter for long sessions, plus fixes for the Send button, collaboration cursor names, and workspace Skills & Memory permissions.
Read more →A fixes release: video and audio in publicly shared notes now play properly, agent replies on Telegram and WeChat link to real pages, and large generated or collected files upload reliably.
Read more →Anthropic's Claude Fable 5 has fully launched, and it's now available in Conol's model picker — a reasoning model with a 1M-token context window for long, involved sessions.
Read more →Claude Sonnet 5 becomes Conol's default model, the chat and sub-agent panels get resizable, and 0.36.0 adds read-only sharing, clearer connector errors, and a batch of editor fixes.
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