Every reply in chat now has a React button. It opens seven emoji choices: 👍 ❤️ 😂 😮 😢 🙏 👎. The selected emoji appears at the lower right of the reply, with the tooltip “Your reaction.” Selecting the current emoji in the row removes it; selecting another replaces it.
See it in action!
Where: The chat app, beneath any reply.
Sign in as the account owner.
Select React beneath a reply.
Choose one of the seven emoji.
Select the displayed reaction to open the row again, then choose the same emoji to remove it or a different emoji to replace it.
What to expect: The chosen emoji appears on the reply. Choosing it again in the row removes it; choosing another replaces it.
A reaction is kept with the reply and remains present after signing in again. Only the signed-in owner of the account can react. Reactions are not used to shape replies yet, so this release does not change what Emily says in response.
See it in action!
Where: The chat app, beneath a reply while signed in.
Add a reaction, sign out, sign back in, and return to the same reply.
What to expect: The reaction is still attached to that reply. A signed-out user cannot add or change a reaction.
The separate thumbs-up and thumbs-down buttons have been removed. 👍 and 👎 remain available in the emoji row and count in the same way the former thumbs buttons did. The other five emoji are available as reactions and currently have no additional effect.
See it in action!
Where: The chat app, beneath any reply.
Look beneath a reply and select React.
What to expect: The old thumbs buttons are absent, and the seven-emoji row is available instead.
ImprovedBack endOwner-only What was right feedback
What was right is now accepted only from your own signed-in session, so this feedback stays tied to the person it belongs to. Emily keeps it with the reply. It does not change how she responds yet.
See it in action!
Where: Chat, under any reply from Emily.
Under a reply, select Teach Emily.
Select What was right.
Pick what worked, then select Save reinforcement.
What to expect: The popup says Reinforcement recorded. The feedback is kept for your account. Emily's replies do not change yet.
Teach Emily now has a second side. Select What was right, choose what worked (Clear and well explained, Helpful and relevant, or Good judgment and tone), add a note if you want, and save. Emily keeps that feedback with the reply for future learning work. It does not yet change how she responds.
See it in action!
Where: Chat, under any reply from Emily.
Under a reply, select Teach Emily.
Select What was right.
Pick what worked, add a note if you want, then select Save reinforcement.
What to expect: The popup says “Reinforcement recorded.” and that it does not yet change how Emily responds. The reply shows its thumbs-up as given.
A thumbs-up or thumbs-down on an Emily reply is now saved with that reply. Before, it was not kept.
NewSecurity & privacyClear a waiting memory as not accurate
In Memory review, a memory waiting for your confirmation now has a Not accurate option. Select it, then choose Clear as not accurate. Emily will not use that memory. Nothing is deleted; it moves to Cleared by you.
See it in action!
Where: Chat and Settings, then Memory review. On a phone, open Settings from More options.
In the chat header, select the gear. On a phone, select More options first.
Select Memory review.
On a waiting memory, select Not accurate, then Clear as not accurate.
What to expect: The memory leaves the waiting queue and appears under Cleared by you.
ImprovedMemoryKept-held memories leave the waiting queue
Selecting Keep held removes the memory from the waiting queue. It appears under Kept held by you, where you can still approve it or clear it. Each heading shows how many memories it contains.
ImprovedMemoryApprove is shown only when available
Approve for recall appears only when approval is available on this screen. Otherwise, the row explains why, for example, that more supporting conversations are needed.
FixedMemoryLoad more now works in Memory review
Loading another page of waiting memories now succeeds.
ImprovedFront endFind connection guides in Settings
Open the gear icon, then Connections, for the Email, MCP and SDK setup instructions. Keeping these guides in Settings leaves more room in the chat header.
See it in action!
Where: Emily chat → Settings → Connections
Open Settings using the gear icon; on a phone, open More options first.
Select Connections.
Choose Email, MCP or SDK to read its setup instructions.
What to expect: The selected connection guide appears inside Settings.
Settings in chat has a Memory review tab, so your corrections and the memories waiting for your confirmation are easy to find.
ImprovedBack endA saved correction tells you where to find it
After you teach Emily, the confirmation says where the correction can be seen.
ImprovedFront endConnections and updates are easier to find in chat
Open Connections for setup help, or use the yellow What’s New! button to see the current release number and recent improvements.
NewFront endCorrect a reply without starting over
A Teach Emily button under each reply lets you say what was wrong and what it should have been, and Emily repeats it back for you to confirm before she remembers it.
See it in action!
Where: Chat, under any reply from Emily
Select Teach Emily under a reply.
Choose what went wrong and type what it should have been.
Read Emily's restatement and select Yes, that is right.
What to expect: A Corrected note with your correction appears under the reply.
Security & privacyLess message text in MCP updates
MCP status updates avoid repeating your question, reducing unnecessary copies of your message.
Security & privacyLess message text in service logs
Emily copies less message text when a request is declined and keeps proposal previews out of service logs.
MemoryRecall recent conversations
Emily finds earlier context more reliably when you ask what you discussed recently.
MemoryRecall people and projects by name
Questions about familiar people and projects can draw on more relevant details from earlier conversations.
MemoryConfirmation when you save a memory
Get clearer confirmation when you ask Emily to remember something.
MemoryMemories distinguish your words from Emily’s
New memories better distinguish your words and decisions from Emily’s own replies.
Back endRecover replies after a connection interruption
Replies recover more reliably when you return to a backgrounded tab or briefly lose your connection.
CognitionA personal guide based on your conversations
A personalised guide suggests ways to build on your conversations and help Emily understand you better.
Front endLocal Mode explained before you try it
See what Local Mode can do and what changes before trying the local demo.
IntegrationsConnect Emily to compatible apps
Copy the connection address from Settings and sign in to use your own Emily in a compatible app.
IntegrationsManage approved devices and terminals
See approved devices, understand their permissions, remove access and sign out connected terminals.
Security & privacyContinue device setup after signing in
Returning users can continue device setup after signing in, with access checked for the companion they selected.
Security & privacyUnderstand what account deletion removes
Eligible users have a guided confirmation process with clearer explanations of what account deletion removes.
Front endFind product information and sign-in
A refreshed Robson design makes product information and sign-in easier to find on desktop and mobile.
CognitionFollow-up questions stay on subject
Emily handles short follow-ups and requests to try again more reliably, keeping replies focused on the person or subject you named.
MemoryAsk about yesterday or last week
Ask about yesterday, last week or what you have been up to lately, and Emily uses the time period in your question to find relevant conversations.
MemoryKeep past conversations in their time
Questions about an earlier period are less likely to mix in newer conversations or later retellings.
MemoryCatch-ups draw on a wider range of memories
Emily considers a wider range of relevant memories for catch-ups instead of repeatedly favouring the same few.
MemoryPersonal context matched to your question
Emily gives greater weight to the details about you that relate to the question you are asking.
MemoryFewer assumptions from old status updates
Older status notes are less likely to be treated as a statement of what is happening now.
MemoryUse everyday phrases to save a memory
Phrases such as “keep this in mind” and “make sure you remember that” can save the information you intended, including a point from your previous message.
MemoryFewer duplicate memories
Repeated requests to remember the same point are less likely to create duplicate copies.
CognitionGentle check-ins on your goals
When you have shared a goal during setup, Emily can offer one relevant next step or check-in at the start of a conversation, while giving your current question priority.
Front endReport a problem from chat
Send a bug report from the chat interface and see confirmation when it has been submitted.
Front endSee progress in your personal review
Your relationship guide shows what it is checking and distinguishes information that is still loading from information that is unavailable.
PerformanceSmoother Local Mode replies
The Local Mode demo starts streaming your reply with fewer preparation steps.
Front endSee which model is answering
The chat status names the model selected for your own conversation, including Local Mode.
Front endUnderstand connections in the memory visual
The memory visual preserves the direction and meaning of recorded connections so related memories are easier to inspect.
Front endSeparate visible and total memory counts
The memory visual separates the memories shown, those in your selected date range and your overall total.
Security & privacyConfirm account deletion by email
Account deletion includes an emailed confirmation code so you can confirm the request before it proceeds.
Front endA welcome email to help you get started
New Emily registrations receive a welcome email with links to the app and guidance for connecting a compatible AI tool.