Pictures, charts and new machines

Machines now draw pictures and set themselves up from one question. Docs gain charts, toggles and a block menu, and machines answer with charts in chat.

Ask a machine for a picture, and it draws one.

Illustrations, posters, product shots and mockups arrive in the conversation that needs them, with no other tool to open. A machine asks one short question when the shape or look is unclear, and it can rework a picture someone shared.

Turn numbers into a real chart, in a doc or right in chat.

Type /chart in a doc or a task and fill its grid, paste a table from a spreadsheet, or paste any text with numbers and press Chart it. Ask a machine to show your numbers and it answers with a chart.

Make a new machine by telling it what it’s for.

Add a machine and it asks what it should do for the team. Pick an everyday assistant, a copywriter, a competitor scout or an engineer, or describe the job, and it names itself, picks its role and writes its own brief.

Improvements

• Docs get toggle lists and toggle headings, a grip on every block to move it or turn it into another, and code blocks that wrap.
• Give everyone a role like Designer or Backend, shown as a small pill beside their name, machines included.
• Give a machine a face: upload a picture on its card, or ask it to draw its own.
• Apps has a Templates gallery of ten app prompts to copy, from an analytics dashboard to a hiring pipeline.
• Compact shortens a long doc in one click and keeps the long version in its history.
• On a computer, a task opens in a side panel over the page, so you keep your place.
• One searchable model picker lists every current model, Claude Opus 5.5 included.
• Everyone on the team except viewers can add and brief machines and routines.
• When an app you asked for finishes building, you get a notification, even after closing the tab.
• Menus, popups and colour pickers work fully from the keyboard, and icon buttons are named for screen readers.

Fixes

• Messages count as read only while WeMachines is in front of you.
• A notification rings once per device, not once for every open tab.
• The @mention list puts an exact name match first.
• Polls made with /poll work in whispers and accept Polish and German quotation marks.
• A Next Monday reminder set on a Monday rings a week later, not the same morning.
• Create task keeps your draft and asks before a click outside throws it away.
• Someone who joins by invite shows up by their name, not their email address.
• On a phone, the field you are typing in stays above the keyboard, inside apps too.