Last two weeks
New in My Maestro AI over the last two weeks.
Clearer chats, easier answers and times you can trust.
The answer box grows as you type, and Return starts a new line. Skip is now a button beside Submit, so you can pass on a question in one tap.
When your Maestro starts something on its own, such as a consultation or a scheduled task, it shows as one small closed card. Tap it to read everything.
See when you sent each message and when each reply finished, and how long it took. Older conversations get times too.
Agents now read the time in your own time zone, so “this morning” means your morning.
Messages and the message box now fill the width of your screen instead of sitting in a narrow column.
Answered questions and finished workers no longer pile up under a long reply, and an answer given minutes later still shows the rest of the reply.
Backups that protect everything your Maestro knows.
One backup holds your settings, agents, memories, chats and files. It is locked with a backup password you choose.
Once backups are on, one is made every night, and your Maestro keeps the recent ones. You are told if a night is missed.
Each nightly backup can be copied to a folder in your Google Drive. It can see only the files it puts there, and backups are encrypted before they leave your computer.
Before anything changes, your Maestro shows what will be replaced and asks you to confirm. Undo is available for 7 days.
Change the backup password at any time, or move your backups to a new key if one may have leaked.
Data connectors bring your own accounts and devices into your Maestro.
Your Maestro can receive motion and doorbell events, save a picture of each and tell the agent you choose. That agent can also ask for the latest or a live picture.
Your agents can read your sleep, readiness, activity, heart rate and workouts when you ask. It is read-only, and only your lead agent can see it unless you choose others.
Keep a copy of every backup in your own Drive. A guided setup walks you through it, and it takes about 15 minutes once.
Set a computer aside for your agents. You decide how far each one may go: look, act, or take over the mouse and keyboard. Your phone asks first.
Modules are now called Data connectors, with a guided setup. A new connector is open to your lead agent only until you pick others.
Build a team more easily and keep an eye on how it is doing.
Ask for a new agent and Maestro asks what it is for and who will use it. For a personality, it offers a name, icon and voice you can keep or change, then tests the agent before handing it over.
See every worker that is running, which agent started it, which model it uses and how long it has run. Open one to follow along, or stop it.
Set a limit for each AI service. If a service pushes back, your Maestro slows down and builds back up on its own.
Each night your Maestro checks how every agent’s memory is doing and says so in plain words. A button next to each finding fixes it.
Agents can now run on Claude Fable 5.2, and it appears in the list of models you can choose.
Connect your paid ChatGPT plan during setup, next to Claude, and its models show up in the pickers.
More ways to keep your Maestro locked down.
After a restart you no longer need to type the wallet passphrase. Add your phone or computer once, then unlock with your face, fingerprint or screen lock.
A new setting, on by default, requires two-factor sign-in for admins. Turning it off asks for your password and a code, and every change is recorded.
New installs include the latest Node.js security fixes. Older installs are warned, with the exact fix to apply.
An agent running on your computer can no longer read the searchable history of other agents’ conversations.
See and change what each agent may do on your computers, right beside its name. Asking before each session stays on unless an admin turns it off.
Small fixes that make the phone page nicer to use.
Tapping a misspelled word no longer hides the keyboard, so you can correct it in place.
Wide tables in replies now wrap to the width of your phone, so you no longer scroll sideways to read them.
On a short screen, the ⋮ menu now scrolls, so every item, including Sign out, can be reached.
The Activity button now lives in the ⋮ menu, so it is not tapped by accident. The bottom bar keeps Agents and Chat.
Clicking a notification in a desktop browser opens it in the tab you already have.
Every change is in the full release notes. To get these updates, see Update your Maestro.
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