Release notes

ImprovedA denser, clearer chat panel

The chat list now fits nearly twice as much on screen without shrinking the text, chats fold into groups that remember their state, and the folder and favorite controls are finally visible at rest — a control nobody can see is a control that does not exist.

• NewDelete a chat — with an honest confirmation that states exactly what goes and what stays, computed from the real data, before you commit.

NewWavn can answer about itself

Ask Wavn what it is or how a feature works and it answers from its own written, reviewed source — in its own voice. If it has not been taught the answer, it says so rather than inventing one.

NewSpeak to Wavn

Talk instead of type — in any language, switching languages mid-sentence, with no language picker to set first.

• NewThe Connections door: a directory of the tools Wavn connects to, with the two rules every connection lives by stated on the door.

NewYour own Wavn address

Claim an address at Wavn and mark which of your own mailboxes are really you. Allowed mail turns into work — a date becomes a schedule item, a request becomes a build with the attachments as files, a question gets an answer. Everything else is refused at the door, after Wavn verifies where the message really came from.

NewThe schedule

Put things on your schedule from a chat and change your mind in the same chat — move, rename, mark done, cancel. When Wavn had to guess an hour you did not say, it tells you it guessed.

NewThe workbench

Open chats live in tabs. Favorites, search, and a running-builds count keep long working sessions in one place — and a corner notepad captures notes, each stamped with where and when you took it.

• ImprovedThe chat renders formatting properly — clean structure instead of raw text.

NewThe front door opens

Sign in, say what you need, and watch the work land: built files arrive as cards you can open inside Wavn — spreadsheets, documents, decks, PDFs, pages and researched work, checked before delivery.