Changelog

• Email hover cards — hover an email address in a Viktor message and a card shows the person, when you last wrote to them, and your three newest threads with them, with a link to see all in Gmail. If you haven't emailed yet, it offers "Write an email". It reads only your own connected Gmail, and only when the card opens.

• Link hover cards — Hovering a Space, project or Gmail link in chat now opens a preview card. Spaces show a screenshot, title, last update and who can see them; Gmail links show sender, subject and a snippet from your own mailbox; project links show the owner and what's running.

• Usage by channel — Admins can now slice Usage → Activity by Slack or Teams channel. A new Channels picker sits beside People and Tasks, listing your Slack and Teams channels (plus direct messages and app conversations) with their credit totals, so you can see which channels drive usage. The picker only shows up when Slack or Teams is connected.

• Mermaid diagrams in chat — When Viktor writes a Mermaid diagram, it now renders as a real diagram right in the reply instead of showing raw code. The copy button still gives you the source.
• Viktor's Screen for every workspace — Watch what Viktor is doing in the browser, take over, and hand back, now available to all workspaces. Saved logins are private to you by default, with an option to share one with the whole workspace.
• Airwallex integration — Connect Airwallex through its AgentOS MCP to let Viktor work with payments and accounting. Connections can be private to you or shared with the workspace.

• Explain, Do it, Drop and Undo on selected text — Highlight a passage in a Viktor reply and the selection toolbar now offers four presets next to Comment. Explain unpacks it, Do it acts on it, Drop sets it aside, and Undo reverses what it describes, saying plainly when something can't be reversed. Each adds a chip to your message, and nothing is sent until you hit send.

• Create and duplicate Instant Forms — Viktor can build a new Meta lead form or copy an existing one, so swapping forms across many ads no longer means clicking through Ads Manager. Duplicates refuse to go ahead if any part of the source form can't be copied whole, and every create asks for your approval first.
• Meta value rule sets — Viktor can list, inspect and create value rule sets (bid adjustments by audience, placement or location), then attach them when rebuilding campaigns. Creating one needs your approval.

• Edit markdown files in the file pane — Drafts, notes and project boards that Viktor writes for you open straight in an editor with autosave, so fixing an email draft no longer means asking Viktor to retype it. If you edit a file, Viktor re-reads it before using, sending or rewriting it, so your changes aren't overwritten.
• GitHub PR status in chat contents — Each GitHub pull request linked in a chat's Contents panel now shows a status pill: Draft, Ready for review, Approved, Merged or Closed.

• Interactive replies — Viktor can now render live, scripted widgets (pickers, calculators, small tools) directly in a chat reply, for every workspace on the web app in a supported browser. They run in an isolated frame, and the "Experimental" tag is gone.

• Inline comments on replies — Select text in any Viktor reply (or his progress narration), then hit Comment or press ⌘⇧C / Ctrl+Shift+C to add a note. Comments show as highlights on the reply and as chips in the composer, and go to Viktor with your next message, each tied to the exact passage you meant. No more copy-pasting a sentence just to say "change this part".

• Marketing and social tools — Buffer (connect with an API key), Vista Social, Postscript and Helium 10 are now in the integrations catalog. Connect them once and ask Viktor to schedule posts, pull campaign stats or check product research.
• Meetings, feedback and ops — Circleback, Senja, Chaser (Slack Tasks), Motion (Creative Analytics) and Skio join the catalog as one-click connections, so Viktor can read your meeting notes, testimonials, task reminders, creative performance and subscription analytics.
• SEO data — Senuto's official MCP is now available as a catalog card for search visibility and keyword questions.

• Grok 4.7 for everyone — xAI's Grok 4.7 is now in the model picker for every workspace, no longer limited to early-access teams. Pick it per chat like any other model.
• Nano Banana 2.1 image model — Google's Nano Banana 2.1 is now an option for image generation. Ask Viktor to use it by name; it costs about half as much per image as Nano Banana 2.

• Mention teammates with @ — Typing @ in the web chat composer searches your Slack workspace members. Pick one and Viktor knows exactly which person you mean, so there is no more guessing between two "Julias". Available in Slack-connected workspaces.
• Manage Viktor access from chat — Admins can ask Viktor to block people, edit allowlists, change guest access, update Slack Connect channels or revoke team invites. Each change is shown as a draft and only applies once an admin approves it.

• GPT-6.1 Sol and Claude Sonnet 5.5 — OpenAI's GPT-6.1 Sol is now selectable in the model picker with its reasoning and speed options, at the same price as GPT-6 Sol. Claude Sonnet 5.5 is also out of beta and available to every workspace.
• Balanced and Ultra now run on Claude Opus 5.5 — The Balanced preset (and !fast) moved to Claude Opus 5.5 at low reasoning, and Ultra moved to Claude Opus 5.5 at high reasoning. Workspaces on either preset pick up the new model on their next message.
• Reference Slack channels with # — Typing # in the web chat composer opens a list of the Slack channels you can read. Pick one to drop #channel-name into your message, so you can point Viktor at a channel without typing its name from memory.
• Feature docs on viktor.com/docs — The docs now cover every user-facing Viktor feature, grouped by category.

• Single-rail sidebar — The separate chat-history rail is gone. Nav items and your recent chats now live in one column (Home, Infinity, Tasks, then Workspace, Organization, and your chats), so switching between navigation and chat history no longer means two panels competing for space.
• The dashboard is now the Viktor page — Opening a workspace used to land on a credits-and-rewards dashboard. It's now the Viktor page: starting a chat comes first, with the nav row reading "Viktor" instead of a separate Chat item. Once onboarding content is done, the page centers on the chat instead of leaving empty space around leftover cards.
• Multi-speaker dialogue audio — Viktor's text-to-speech can now render a full back-and-forth between multiple voices in one call, and can use inline delivery tags like [whispers] or [laughs] for more expressive narration — useful for podcast-style clips or dialogue scenes instead of flat single-voice narration.

• Limit who Viktor can DM — Settings → Permissions gets a new "Who Viktor can DM" control, laid out like the existing "Who can use Viktor": anyone in the workspace, or an admin-picked list. When restricted, every DM Viktor tries to start or post into — including outreach crons and group DMs — is checked against the list first, with a plain-language refusal explaining what's blocked and why.
• Integration connects get a card in app chat — Asking Viktor to connect an integration in app chat used to get a bare Markdown link. It now shows a proper connect card (icon, name, description) for Pipedream, Composio, Zapier and MCP connects, and once you finish connecting, Viktor resumes the same conversation instead of leaving it hanging.

• Email inbox for Teams-only workspaces — Viktor's email inbox (<prefix>@viktor-mail.com) used to be minted only through the Slack install; a workspace that only added Viktor to Microsoft Teams could neither send nor receive email. Teams-only workspaces now get their own inbox automatically, and the Emails settings page treats Teams installs the same as Slack.
• Compare usage periods, and pick a custom range — The Usage page's credit chart now overlays the previous period as a dashed line and shows the percentage change ("+21% vs previous period"), and the period picker gains a custom date range option (up to 366 days) alongside the fixed windows.
• List a Google Sheet's tabs directly — Viktor's Google Sheets tool can now list every tab's name, ID, and size in one call instead of reading the whole sheet first, so asking Viktor about a spreadsheet's structure is faster.

• Chat media albums — Multiple images and videos attached to a chat message now render together as a compact album with a working video player, instead of stacking one file per row with a bare "Open"/"Download" link.
• Google Ads: target ROAS on ad groups — The Google Ads MCP can now set target ROAS on a single ad group directly, and refuses with an explanation instead of silently no-op'ing when the ad group's bidding strategy wouldn't apply the change.

• Claude Opus 5.5 and GPT-6 Sol/Luna — Both new model families are live in the catalog with full pricing and billing support. Smart now runs on Claude Opus 5.5, and Cheap runs on GPT-6 Luna — at the same price you paid before, since the customer-facing rate card didn't change.
• 23 new integrations — Kajabi, OpusClip, HoneyBook, vidIQ, Ubersuggest, Aloware, Akiflow, Magnific, Sunsama, and 14 more vendors are now searchable, one-click catalog cards instead of manually pasted custom MCP URLs.
• Avoma, FirstPromoter and Votel — Three more official remote MCPs get one-click OAuth cards: search Avoma meeting transcripts, notes and scorecards and update outcomes (Organization/Enterprise plan or API Access add-on required); manage FirstPromoter affiliate programs, promoters and commissions; build and publish Votel AI websites and manage contacts, agents and campaigns. All three can be shared with your team like any other catalog integration.

• Clay integration — Clay now has an official catalog card under CRM/Marketing, with a one-click OAuth connect. Previously, teams had to discover and configure Clay's MCP server URL manually; it's now a predefined, team-shareable integration alongside your other tools.

• Expand wide tables and code blocks in place — Tables and code that used to be squeezed into the reading column can now expand independently to the full pane width, while your prose and the composer stay centered. Each block gets a bordered look and a theme-matched Expand/Collapse action next to a separate Copy button.

• Chat window size — Chat used to read in the same fixed-width column no matter your screen. A new "Chat window size" preference lets you pick Default, Wider, or Full width from a button in the thread header or from Settings → Behavior. Only the message column grows — the composer stays put.
• A way into the Viktor Community — A new Resources → Viktor Community link in the site footer opens /community, where eligible workspaces can request an invite to join.

• A personal home page — /dashboard used to show the same workspace stats to everyone. It now leads with your own recent chats, your scheduled runs and how they went, and your published pages, with credits and rewards up top; admins get a Workspace summary at the bottom.
• Emoji search in chat — Type a colon in any chat composer to search emoji by name, see your recently used ones, and pick without losing your draft or cursor position.
• An installable Viktor adapter for ACP clients — Use Viktor from any Agent Client Protocol client without pulling this repository, via a local adapter for the Compat API plus a Quick Start covering install, scoped keys, and approvals.

• Keenable web search integration — Keenable, a search service built for AI agents, is now a card in the integrations panel for every workspace. Connect it with your own Keenable API key and Viktor gains two new tools: live web search and fetching a page as clean text.

• Quiet Viktor when you talk over him — In a live voice call (Talk to Viktor and Infinity mode), Viktor used to keep talking for about a second after you started speaking over him, making it hard to take the floor. A new switch in Settings → Voice, off by default, drops his playback the moment your microphone hears you — about a second before the model itself would have stopped.

• Queue or steer follow-ups mid-run — Sending a message while Viktor is still working used to always steer straight into the running turn. Now web chat lets you choose: Steer sends it into the run at the next step, Queue holds it and sends once the run finishes — handy for "then do X" follow-ups. Enter keeps your remembered default; Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+Enter does the other one for a single message.
• A Cheap model preset — The composer and settings model pickers now have a fourth preset, Cheap, backed by GPT-5.6 Luna, alongside Ultra, Smart and Balanced — a lower-cost option for simple lookups and mechanical work.
• Higher reasoning levels on Claude models — Claude Fable 5.1, Fable 5, Opus 5, Opus 4.8 and Sonnet 5 now offer xhigh and max reasoning effort (Opus 4.6 adds max), available anywhere you pick a reasoning level — default model settings, !fast/!deep overrides, and the composer picker.

• GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst replaces GPT Image 2 — Image generation and editing now default to gpt-image-2.5-sunburst, OpenAI's most capable image model: sharper details, richer textures, better fidelity to the people and products in your reference photos, and edits that change only what you asked for. Nothing to change on your side — existing requests, aspect ratios, and transparent backgrounds all carry over.
• GPT Image 2.5 Flare when quality doesn't matter — For a throwaway, a just-for-fun image, or a rough prototype, Viktor can reach for gpt-image-2.5-flare: same price, a few seconds faster.
• Cheaper per image, and a cheaper marketplace cover — GPT Image 2.5 uses about a quarter of the tokens per image at the same token prices, so each generation or edit costs roughly a quarter of what it did. Generating an AI cover for a marketplace skill listing now costs 12 credits instead of 40.

• Rename a chat from the sidebar — Every chat row now has a "…" menu (also reachable by right-click) with Pin, Rename and Archive. Rename edits the title in place — Enter or clicking away saves it, Escape cancels — and the new name syncs to your other devices. No more being stuck with whatever the auto-titler guessed.

• Recommended integrations, for every workspace — The /integrations page now shows a Recommended section for every Slack-installed workspace, refreshed weekly from the Slack messages Viktor already stores (no extra Slack or model calls). Previously this only worked for a small test group and expired after 30 days.
• Approval cards lead with the sentence, not the JSON — When Viktor needs a yes on a tool call, the card now opens with a plain-language caption ("Google Calendar · Create event") and the agent's own sentence about what will happen, with the raw arguments tucked behind a "What it will send" toggle instead of sitting in front by default. "Always approve this tool" moved into the Approve button's menu so it can't be clicked by accident.

• Skills page explorer, for everyone — The tree-and-reader redesign of the Skills page (folders and files on the left, the skill itself readable on the right) is now the only Skills page; the older tabbed layout is gone for good.
• Ordered by what you actually use — Collections and the skills inside them are now ranked by how often you read them, so your most-used tools surface first instead of sitting wherever the alphabet happened to put them.

• Change a Space's URL anytime — Workspaces can now switch a deployed Space to a new address from Settings, without a redeploy or any downtime. Previously this required an internal operator to run a script.
• Speaker-labeled transcripts by default — The transcription tool now separates speakers automatically, turning a multi-person recording into labeled turns (Speaker 1, Speaker 2, ...) instead of one undifferentiated block of text.

• Emails settings, redesigned — The Emails settings page now leads with Viktor's inbox address in a copyable field, and merges allowed domains and addresses into one "Allowed senders" list that tells you what typing an email or a domain will do before you confirm it. An empty allowlist now warns you and offers to allow your whole company domain in one click.
• Readable Pages URLs — Workspaces can now switch their published Pages from the legacy random-string address to a readable {workspace-slug}.viktor.page root, matching the readable Space URLs shipped last week. Old links keep working via redirect.

• Claude Fable 5.1 — Anthropic's Claude Fable 5.1 is now available to every workspace, no beta flag required. The Ultra preset now serves Fable 5.1 by default, replacing Fable 5.

• Cost by reasoning level — The model picker (default model, voice, commands, and scheduled tasks) now shows a cost estimate for each reasoning level of a model, based on real production task costs, instead of one flat guess per model.
• Confirm before changing the workspace default model — Changing the default model for a workspace with more than one member now opens a confirmation dialog naming the old and new model and how many teammates it affects, so one accidental click can't switch the whole team's model.

• Native OpenRouter integration — Connect your own OpenRouter API key and Viktor can chat with any of OpenRouter's 300+ models, billed to your own OpenRouter credits, with a model browser and key-status check built in.
• Grouped approval cards in app chat — A burst of tool calls needing approval now folds into a single card instead of a stack, with an "Always approve this tool" option — bringing app chat's approval flow to parity with Slack.
• Readable Space URLs — New Viktor Spaces get a human-readable address (e.g. workstreams-zeta.viktor.space) instead of a random string, making them easier to share and recognize.

• Facebook Page posts — With a Meta Ads connection, Viktor can now publish a visible post to your Facebook Page, edit its text, or delete it — going beyond unpublished ad creatives to real Page feed writes. Every create, edit, or delete asks for your approval first, and a successful post always comes back with a link so you can check it live on Facebook.

• Pages management — Viktor's generated pages feature is now live for everyone. You can delete, duplicate, and rename pages, hand off ownership to a teammate, share a page via link or QR code, and browse a version history with one-click restore. The pages list shows who created what, who can access it, and how many views it's gotten.
• Collapsible sidebar — The chat sidebar in web chat can now be hidden, not just resized. Toggle it with the sidebar button or ⌘B / Ctrl+B; the setting is remembered next time you open Viktor.

• Direct edit access for calendar guests — When Viktor creates a Google Calendar event, guests (including the person who asked for it) can now edit the event directly — move the time, update details — instead of only being able to propose changes. Viktor's connected account stays the organizer; this only changes what guests can do.

• Transparent image backgrounds — Viktor can now generate images with a transparent background using GPT Image 2, its default image model. Just ask for a cutout, logo, or sticker as a transparent PNG or WebP and Viktor requests it directly from the model instead of removing the background afterward. Existing image requests are unaffected — transparency is opt-in.

Running out of credits no longer loses your work, and automatic top-ups now generate proper invoices.

What's new

• Your request survives an empty balance — when your workspace runs out of credits, Viktor saves the blocked request and runs it automatically the moment credits are added. Admins can also choose what should happen the next time credits run out, and teammates who aren't admins can ask an admin to add credits with one click.
• Earlier warning — a new low-credit alert at 90% of usage joins the existing 70% and 100% notifications, so you have more time to act before anything is blocked.
• Invoices for auto top-ups — every automatic top-up now issues a standard invoice with a hosted page and a PDF, visible in your invoice history alongside your other charges. Prices and caps are unchanged.

• Supermemory integration — Supermemory is now a card in the integrations catalog, connected over OAuth to Supermemory's hosted MCP server. Once connected, Viktor can search your existing memories and pull them into whatever you're working on. Connections are private to you by default, and anything that writes or forgets a memory asks for your approval first. Viktor's own workspace memory is untouched — this is an extra store you already own, not a replacement.

• Wispr Flow integration — Wispr Flow is now a first-class card in the integrations catalog, connected over OAuth to Wispr's official Notetaker MCP. Once connected, Viktor can list your recorded meetings and pull their notes, summaries and action items into whatever you're working on — no setup beyond clicking Connect.
• Workspace memory on Microsoft Teams — Memory is no longer Slack-only. Teams workspaces get the same three pieces Slack has: relevant memory injected into the first turn of a new thread, memory_search available to Viktor mid-task, and the nightly pass that turns conversations into durable workspace knowledge.

• Custom domains for Spaces — Any workspace admin can now point a domain they own at a Space from its Settings tab, no waitlist or flag. Viktor walks you through the DNS records, provisions the certificate, and keeps whatever access policy the Space already had. Published pages get the same treatment: ask Viktor to add a domain for your pages and one hostname serves your whole viktor.page namespace, with per-page access carried over.
• Seedance 2.5 for video generation — The default text-to-video model is now Seedance 2.5: single-shot clips up to 30 seconds at 720p, and up to 30 reference images to steer the look. A cheaper 480p variant is available for drafts, and Seedance 2.0 stays selectable when you want the lower price.

• Upload, edit and download shared skills — The Shared Skills tab on the Skills page now does more than show you what Viktor knows. Anyone in the workspace can download a skill as a zip with its full files, admins can edit any text file in place — including SKILL.md — and a new Upload skill flow takes a folder or zip and validates it file by file before it lands. Edits take effect on Viktor's next turn.
• Shared skills as slash commands — Typing / in the chat composer now lists your workspace's shared skills alongside system commands, so picking one sends it straight to Viktor. Autocomplete follows the / wherever it sits in your draft, and recognized commands get highlighted as you type and in the sent message.
• Microsoft Teams on the API — The OpenAI-compatible and public APIs now work for Teams workspaces exactly as they do for Slack: chat completions, responses, messages, threads and runs all resolve your Teams identity and run with your connections. No setup or opt-in needed.

• Archive chats — Archive a chat to clear it out of the sidebar, browse everything you've put away in the Archived chats view, and unarchive when you need it back. Works in the web app.
• ⌘K searches your chats — The command palette now searches your chat history alongside pages, settings and actions, so there's one search instead of two. Typed a message rather than a query? ⌘↵ starts a new chat with it from any screen, without navigating to chat first.
• Slash commands in the composer — Typing / in the chat composer opens a command menu. First one in: /usage, which pops the workspace usage dashboard for admins without leaving the conversation.

• Chat in the web app — Chat is out to all users at viktor.com: full conversations with Viktor outside Slack, with searchable history, auto-titled threads, unread indicators, image generation and keyboard shortcuts. Same workspace, same memory, same integrations — a second door into the same Viktor.
• Rename scheduled tasks — Scheduled tasks can be renamed after they're created, from the task detail page or the calendar edit dialog. Admins, the task creator, and whoever requested the run can edit the name.
• Slack-native team invites — The team invite field now suggests people from your connected Slack workspace, and Viktor delivers the invite as a DM instead of an email. External addresses and Microsoft Teams workspaces still get the email invite.

• Discord — Connect the new "AI Employee (Discord)" integration and the same Viktor shows up in your Discord DMs and channels: same memory, same skills, same integrations as in Slack. No separate account needed — it's the one workspace, in a new room.
• Scoped guest access — Slack guest access is no longer all-or-nothing. Admins can allow only specific guest accounts to trigger Viktor, and confine guests to chosen channels, so a client or contractor in a shared channel gets exactly the access you intend.

• Developer documentation — viktor.com/docs now covers the public API, the MCP server, and the OpenAI/Anthropic-compatible endpoint, plus getting-started guides for connecting tools and scheduling tasks. Endpoint tables are generated from the API spec, so they stay in sync with what ships.
• Usage & credits API — Three new public API endpoints report your credit balance with a burn-rate forecast, windowed credit totals, and per-day usage broken down by one-off runs, scheduled tasks, media, and Spaces. Grant a key the usage:read scope to build your own spend dashboards or alerts.
• 19 new MCP integrations — Higgsfield AI, Otter.ai, Context7, Superhuman Mail, SE Ranking, AgencyAnalytics, SocialPilot, Consensus, Plaud, JobTread, AWS Knowledge, OpenArt and more are now one-click entries in the integration catalog instead of custom MCP URLs.
• Big pastes become chips — Pasting 1,500+ characters or 20+ lines into the chat box now collapses into a chip you can expand or remove; attachments sit in the same row inside the box.
• Know your API keys — Each key's detail page now shows its last-used IP and user agent, keys idle for 90+ days get an "Unused" badge, and every successful public API response now carries rate-limit headers (previously 429s only).

• MCP server — Viktor's public API now includes an MCP endpoint at api.viktor.com/mcp. Point any MCP-compatible client — Claude Desktop, Cursor, OpenAI Agents SDK — at it with your API key and drive full agent runs, manage threads, and retrieve results without writing REST calls. The server supports 14 tools including ask_viktor for one-shot agent runs with real-time progress.

• Kimi K3 — Moonshot's 2.8-trillion-parameter reasoning model joins the model picker with 1M-token context and always-on chain-of-thought. Choose between low, high, and max reasoning depths depending on the task — it runs at roughly half the cost of comparable frontier models.
• Public API — Viktor's OpenAI-compatible API is now generally available. Call it using the OpenAI SDK, Anthropic SDK, or any compatible client to run Viktor programmatically — same models, tools, and integrations as the chat, accessible with a personal API key from Settings.

• Conversation search — A search bar in the sidebar lets you find any past thread by keyword. Threads are also auto-titled from the first exchange, so you can scan your history at a glance.
• Unread badges — Thread rows now show an unread indicator when there are new messages you haven't read yet, so you always know which conversations need attention.
• Image refinement — Generated images include a refine action in the lightbox — click it to start an edit prompt that uses the original as a reference.
• Keyboard shortcuts — Navigate between threads, open compose, and trigger common actions with keyboard shortcuts. Customize bindings in the new Keyboard Shortcuts page under Settings.

• Claude Opus 5 — Anthropic's latest flagship model, launched July 23, is now available in the model picker for all workspaces. Select it when you need the deepest reasoning and most capable generation Anthropic offers — it runs on the direct Claude API with a 1 M-token context window.

• Workspace admins can edit Space access — Access policies for a deployed Space can now be changed by workspace admins as well as the Space's creator, so managing who can open a Space no longer depends on one person. Regular members remain view-only.
• Meta Ads budget schedules — Ask Viktor to create, list, and delete budget schedules (Meta's High Demand Periods) on your campaigns and ad sets — time-bounded budget boosts, handled directly through the Meta Ads integration.

• App language — Use Viktor's interface in your language: 28 languages supported, including separate Español (España) and Español (Latinoamérica). Set yours in Settings → Personal → App language.
• ⌘K command menu — Get around Viktor faster with the new command menu — press ⌘K to open it.
• Team page — Your team now has its own page in the main sidebar, so it's one click away.
• Billing periods on the Usage page — The new period picker on the Usage page lets you view usage for your current or previous billing period, plus recent ranges like the last 7 or 30 days.

• Slack in-app billing — You can now pick a plan, upgrade, and enable auto top-ups directly from Slack. New subscriptions hand you a secure Stripe Checkout link to complete payment in your browser; upgrades and auto top-ups happen without leaving your workspace. Auto top-up credits are charged at the same rate as the credits in your plan. One-time top-ups remain available on the web.

• GPT-5.6 Sol, Terra & Luna — OpenAI's latest model family is now available in the model picker for all workspaces. Sol sits at the top of the lineup for maximum reasoning depth, Terra offers a strong balance of capability and cost, and Luna is the fastest and most affordable of the three. All three are marked Beta while OpenAI finalises the release.

• Automatic credit top-ups — Workspace admins can now enable auto top-ups: when your credit balance runs low, Viktor automatically purchases a configurable top-up so scheduled tasks and conversations keep running without interruption.

• Claude Sonnet 5 — Anthropic's newest Sonnet-class model joins the model picker for all workspaces. Pick it for a strong balance of capability, speed, and cost.

• Audit logs — Enterprise workspaces can now review audit logs of workspace activity. Browse events directly in Settings or pull them programmatically through the public audit-log API for your compliance tooling.

• Pin Spaces — Star your most-used Spaces to pin them to the top of the Spaces page for quick access.
• Referrals & Rewards page — A new standalone Rewards page shows your referral link, referred teams, and earned rewards in one place.

• Guided tool setup — Installing a skill or bundle now shows a non-blocking "Connect tools" checklist of the integrations that skill needs. Connect them right away or skip ahead and come back later — nothing blocks you from getting started.

• Microsoft Teams support — Viktor now works on Microsoft Teams for all customers, no beta access required. Add Viktor to channels, group chats, and direct messages, share files natively, and onboard with a Microsoft-first flow — the same AI employee your team knows from Slack, now in Teams.

• Triple Whale integration — Connect your Triple Whale account with your own API key and let Viktor pull your e-commerce analytics directly.
• Meta Ads campaign tools — Viktor can now set ROAS goal bidding and create Advantage+ Shopping campaigns in your Meta Ads account.
• Create scheduled tasks from the UI — Set up new scheduled tasks directly from the Tasks page instead of asking Viktor in chat.

• Ultra preset — A new quality preset in the model picker that routes your tasks to the most capable models when you need maximum reasoning depth.
• Enterprise spend limits — Enterprise admins can now set monthly spend limits for their workspace to keep usage predictable.
• @mention when done — Viktor now @mentions you when it finishes a task, so you get notified the moment your result is ready.

• Claude Fable 5 — Anthropic's most powerful model graduates from early access to general availability. Select it in the model picker when you need peak reasoning — it runs at 2× Opus pricing and includes automatic Vertex provider fallback for extra reliability under load.
• Supabase integration — Connect your Supabase project with one-click OAuth and give Viktor 20+ native tools covering table CRUD, the Management API, migrations, edge functions, log inspection, and TypeScript type generation — no API keys to paste, no project refs to look up.

• Workspace personalization — A new section in Settings lets you pick a personality preset and write custom instructions that apply to every Viktor conversation in your workspace. Use it to adjust tone, set standing context ("we're a B2B SaaS company", "always reply in Spanish"), or reduce sycophancy — the instructions are injected into Viktor's system prompt so they take effect immediately, no restart needed.

• Claude Opus 4.8 — Anthropic's newest flagship model is now available in the model picker for all workspaces. Select it when you need maximum reasoning depth — it uses adaptive thinking that scales compute to match problem complexity.

• Read-only GitHub integration — A separate read-only GitHub connection is now available alongside the existing read-write one. Connect it when you want Viktor to browse your repos, review code, and read issues or PRs without granting write access — useful for security-conscious teams or when full repo access isn't needed.

• Redesigned Spaces page — The /viktor-spaces page now shows each space as a thumbnail card instead of a flat list. You can launch production or preview apps directly from the card without entering the management page first. A grid / list toggle in the header lets you pick your preferred layout — the choice persists across sessions.

• Media generation chart — The Usage Overview now rolls image, audio, and video generation into a single Media generation segment alongside Threads and Scheduled tasks. Click the legend chip to drill down into per-kind breakdowns — Image, Audio, and Video — then click back to return to the main view.

• GPT-5.5 in the model picker — OpenAI's newest model is now available for selection across coworker tasks. Kimi K2.6 and Gemini Flash 3 have been retired from the default-model picker.
• Longer Claude outputs — Output caps for Claude Opus 4.6 / 4.7 and the Sonnet 4 family were raised significantly, so Viktor can now return much longer reports, drafts, and analyses in a single response without truncation.
• "You're installing X" on signup — When a logged-out user clicks Install on a skill or bundle, the signup page now shows exactly what's being installed, so the install intent survives the sign-in handoff and lands you straight into the right setup.
• Refreshed Usage page — The Usage settings now include a Scheduled Tasks tab listing every running scheduled task in one place, plus per-user usage stats so workspace admins can see exactly which teammates are spending credits and where.

• Google Ads negative keywords — New tools to list, add, and remove negative keywords at the campaign or ad-group level, with batch updates and match-type support, so you can prune wasted spend without leaving Viktor.
• Slack DM replies stay in thread — When you DM Viktor about a specific channel thread, replies now land back in that same thread instead of bouncing to the channel root.
• Quick acks on status checks — If you ping Viktor mid-task to ask where things stand, you'll get a short Slack status update first before it resumes the work.

• Pause & resume controls for scheduled tasks — You can now pause any scheduled task from settings and resume it later. Paused tasks persist across runs and skip their scheduled execution until you turn them back on, so you can quiet a noisy cron without deleting and rebuilding it. The same controls are available to agents, the SDK, and flow APIs.

• Per-model reasoning controls — The Default AI model settings page is now a redesigned card grid where you can pick a reasoning effort (Minimal, Low, Medium, or High) for each model, so you can tune depth vs. speed for how you actually work.
• GPT-Image-2 as the default image model — Image generation now uses OpenAI's newest gpt-image-2 by default, with better fidelity and more accurate token-based cost accounting.

• One-click reconnect for broken integrations — The integrations page now flags broken OAuth connections with a clear status and lets you reconnect in place. Your row-scoped settings are preserved, so you don't have to reconfigure Meta Ads, Google Ads, Stripe, Linear, Granola and others from scratch.
• "Always approve this tool" in Slack — When Viktor asks for permission to use a tool in Slack, you can now choose to always approve future uses of the same tool. The preference is saved to your MCP settings so you stop getting re-prompted for tools you trust.
• Atlassian pre-connect setup guide — Connecting Jira or Confluence now walks you through the steps your workspace admin needs to take first (whitelisting the Rovo MCP domain) before the OAuth flow kicks in, so the connection works on the first try.
• Moonshot Kimi K2.6 available — Moonshot's newest Kimi K2.6 model is now selectable in the model picker (marked "in testing") alongside the existing frontier models.
• Clearer account deletion for admins — When you're the last admin deleting a workspace, Viktor now shows exactly which teammates will lose access and how many scheduled tasks each person has, so you know the impact before you confirm.
• Softer past-due experience — If a payment fails, you'll now see a banner at the top of the app instead of a full lockout. You can keep browsing your usage and settings while the payment recovers.

• Claude Opus 4.7 available — Anthropic's newest frontier model is now available in Viktor for everyone, with a 1M context window, adaptive thinking, and summarized reasoning output.
• Instant integrations page — Your integrations list now renders immediately when you open or reload the page, then refreshes in the background — no more waiting for it to load each time.

• Skill bundles — Browse curated groups of related prebuilt skills in the Skills Directory, with bundle detail pages that make it easier to understand what’s included and find the right skills faster.

• Multi-account integrations — You can now connect multiple accounts for the same service. For example, link two Gmail inboxes or two YouTube channels and Viktor gives each connection its own dedicated tools. Manage them individually from the integrations dashboard with per-account disconnect and a simple "Connect another" button.

• Text-to-speech & audio transcription — Generate spoken audio from text and transcribe audio or video files directly in the chat. No API keys or setup needed.
• Text-to-video generation — Create videos from text prompts, powered by xAI Grok, Gemini Veo 3.1, and OpenAI Sora 2 Pro.

• Model selection presets — New presets in settings let you quickly choose between quality and speed tiers for your default model, without manually picking from the full model list.
• Failed payment alerts — Workspace admins now get a Slack DM when a payment fails, with a direct link to the billing portal so nothing slips through the cracks.

• External shared channel → DM handoff — When Viktor is @mentioned in a Slack Connect channel, it now moves the conversation into a private DM instead of replying publicly. You'll be asked to approve before any response is posted back to the shared thread — keeping cross-org conversations secure by default.

• Meta Ads now generally available — The Meta Ads integration is out of preview and fully ready to use. Connect your account and start managing campaigns, audiences, and catalogs right away.
• Issue reporting from Slack — You can now ask Viktor to submit an issue report directly from your Slack conversation. Viktor will draft the report and ask for your approval before sending — no need to leave the chat.

• Yearly billing — Teams can now switch between monthly and annual billing directly from the billing page. Annual plans include automatic credit resets for each billing cycle.
• Google Drive & Sheets tools — Viktor can now copy and move files in Google Drive, and manage Google Sheets tabs — create, rename, and delete sheets within a spreadsheet.
• Meta Ads product catalogs — Viktor can now create, update, and delete items in your Meta Ads product catalogs, making it easier to manage your ad inventory.

• GPT-5.4 model — OpenAI's latest GPT-5.4 is now available as a model option. Select it from your model settings to start using it across all your conversations and tasks.

• Granola integration — Viktor can now connect to Granola, giving it access to your meeting notes. Summarize discussions, pull out action items, or reference past meetings — all directly through Viktor.

• Auto-resume after integration connect — When Viktor asks you to connect an integration and you complete the OAuth flow, it now automatically picks up where it left off. No more having to manually say "I've connected it" — the conversation continues seamlessly.

• Channel selection during setup — When onboarding through the web, you now pick exactly which Slack channels Viktor joins before the agent starts. No more guessing — you're in control from the first step.
• Personal skills per team member — Each person on your team can now have their own personalized Viktor skills. Different team members see different skills based on their role and access, making Viktor more relevant to each individual.

• Slack channel privacy — When multiple people share a Viktor workspace, each user's agent now only sees the Slack channels they're actually a member of. Private channels, DMs, and group DMs stay private — matching the access rules you already have in Slack. Access updates automatically when someone joins or leaves a channel.
• Create group DMs — You can now ask Viktor to start a group DM with specific people directly — no approval step needed.

• Group DM support — Viktor can now join and participate in group direct messages (multi-person DMs), not just channels and 1:1 conversations. Mention him in any group DM to get started.
• Custom sender names for scheduled tasks — Scheduled tasks can now post messages under a custom display name instead of always appearing as "Viktor."
• Leave channel on request — You can now ask Viktor to leave a Slack channel. Both joining and leaving channels go through a confirmation step so nothing happens by accident.

• Model selection for teams — Your team can now choose which AI model Viktor uses. Viktor can also pick the optimal model per scheduled task. Cost comparison badges show how much you save with each option.
• Detailed scheduled tasks usage — See exactly how much each scheduled task costs with a full per-task breakdown, so you know where your credits go.

• Ask Viktor about your account & billing — You can now ask Viktor directly about your subscription, usage, active threads, and integration settings. Just ask about your plan or credits and he'll pull the data for you.
• Claude Sonnet 4-6 now available — New model option added to Viktor.
• Live Spaces updates — Spaces now poll for real-time updates, so you see changes as they happen.