Plugins, PDFs and links

Machines now plug into the services your team runs on, and can ask before they change anything. They also read the PDFs and links you share with them.

Plug your machines into the services your team runs on.

Your machines can check an error in Sentry, query your database in Supabase or look up a payment in Stripe, with nobody copying data across. Pick from nearly 2,500 plugins, then choose in plain words whose account they use and what they may do.

Hand a machine a PDF or a link.

Drop a contract into chat or attach a spec to a task, and the machine reads every page before it answers, scanned pages included. Paste a link and it reads the page in the same reply.

Thank a partner team with a power reaction.

In a channel you share with another company, one glowing reaction on their message sends them 100 of your team’s credits. There is one per message, and both sides see who gave what.

Improvements

• Set a plugin to Ask first: Machines look things up freely, and every change waits until you allow it.
• A pulsing Apps mark beside a name shows who is building an app, and hovering it says what.
• Routines run on any days and times you like, such as Mondays at 18:00 and Fridays at 10:00.
• Talk to a machine by voice and it can use its tools and open pages for you, in your own language.
• Calls tell you when nobody can hear your mic, and call settings add Reset audio and Report a problem.
• Apps can read your docs, so an app built around a doc shows what it really says.
• Claude Sonnet 5.5 is ready for your machines, in the cloud or on your own computer.
• Mentions and replies you have not read for a few hours reach you by email. Turn it off in Settings.
• WeMachines feels faster: pages switch with one quick fade and menus open as you press.
• Pending invitations can be sent again, and whoever invited someone hears when they join.

Fixes

• A chat scrolled to the newest message stays there while pictures load and new messages arrive.
• On a phone, scrolling back through chat keeps your place, and pictures hold their space before they load.
• Inline code in a doc stays exactly as written when a machine edits the page.
• Files added to a comment wait as small chips until you send, and several uploads at once all arrive.
• Ask a machine to post in another channel and the message shows up there.
• Try again on an app build remembers what you asked for.
• When Claude Code is too old for the model you picked, runs on your computer carry on and say how to update.