0.34.0

Here's what's new:

• You can now use ⇧⌘[ and ⇧⌘] as well as ⌘1, ⌘2, etc. to switch model tabs.
• Support for the new ChatGPT 4o model. This model is separate from the popular GPT 4o model, and according to the docs, it's intended for research and evaluation. We're adding it to IntelliBar because it looks like it tends to produce better responses than GPT 4o.
• Various UI improvements and bug fixes.

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0.33.0

Here's what's new:

• Support for GPT 4o mini, replacing GPT 3.5 Turbo.
• Support for Llama 3.1 models via Groq.
• You can now right-click on model tabs to enable/disable models.
• Asking about files now supports Microsoft Word documents

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0.32.0

Here's what's new:

• You can now switch models on earlier rounds without losing responses.
• Right-click is now block-aware and now has Reply and Expand commands that let you reply to specific blocks and ask for more details.
• You can now use space to scroll the current chat using the keyboard — when the message input is empty, press space to scroll down, and shift-space to scroll up.
• In Models tabs in Settings, you can now r-click on a model to set it as default.
• Dock left and Dock right commands in the command palette.

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0.31.0

Here's what's new:

• Support for Claude 3.5 Sonnet.
• Swipe left or right to move or hide window.

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0.30.0

Here's what's new:

• Support for local models via Ollama.
• Full-text search.
• Multiple attachments.

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0.29.0

• Support for multiple models. You can now enable multiple models and from multiple providers from the new Models tab in Settings (⌘,). This includes models from Google, Anthropic, and Groq. You now also have access to the new GPT-4o model.
• Design refresh. We did a major redesign of the UI, including Settings and Welcome windows.

0.28.0

Here's what's new:

• Pin window. You can now pin the Ask window to keep it open. To pin, find the Pin window command in the command palette (⌘P). Note that closing the window (⌘W) will unpin it.
• Design refresh. Spacing and typography tweaks.
• Better workflow for starting new chats. On ⌘N, instead of creating a new chat immediately, we keep the current chat open, but dim it out to indicate that you're starting a new chat.
• Click on title to switch chats. In addition to ⌘K, you can now click the title to switch between chats.

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0.27.0

Here's what's new:

• Better message navigation. On send a prompt we now pre-scroll to make room for the response. We also truncate long responses with a "see more" button.
• Design refresh. We're trying out a new design for the Ask window that should make it easier to navigate and read.
• Open animation. The Ask window now opens with a subtle animation. You can toggle from Settings (⌘,).
• Retire chat window. We're retiring the chat window for now to focus on the Ask window, which at this point should be able to do most of what the chat window could do.

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0.26.0

Here's what's new:

Ask 2.0. Ask now shows the whole chat, not just a single message.
Context-aware prompt completions. Prompt completions now take into account previous messages in the chat.
Option for reading voice. You can now change the voice that the app uses for text-to-speech.
Math expressions. Responses that contain math expressions are now rendered as LaTeX.

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0.25.0

Here's what's new:

• Slash commands. Slash commands (formerly "presets") now start with a slash, ex: to use the code command, type /code. You'll see a list of available commands when you type /.
• New titlebar. The titlebar is now about the chat -- as opposed to the current prompt. It shows the chat title, and the current prompt is now under the titlebar. It also shows buttons for common chat actions.
• Better prompt completions. You can enable prompt completions from Settings (⌘,).

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