March 15, 2025
External chatbots, realtime voice chat, SEO tooling, Textract, HubSpot, Mailchimp, chat sharing, and advanced chat training were introduced alongside a much larger model ecosystem.
These notes summarize the product capabilities documented across the official changelog so visitors can see how the platform has expanded over time.
External chatbots, realtime voice chat, SEO tooling, Textract, HubSpot, Mailchimp, chat sharing, and advanced chat training were introduced alongside a much larger model ecosystem.
External chatbots became a stronger commercial story with a refreshed dashboard, better user experience, and deeper business-facing visibility.
Telegram, WhatsApp, and advanced external chatbot analytics expanded the assistant from a site widget into a broader audience communication channel.
Human agent chatbot support landed, while AI code, AI file chat, AI web chat, and the article wizard were updated to support newer model generations.
Voice chatbot v2 and human-agent improvements reinforced the platform's move toward higher-quality conversational experiences.
Video model support expanded again, while AI vision and related media experiences continued to mature.
Multi-step article wizard support arrived, making long-form creation a real product story instead of a single-prompt feature.
AI vision support brought image-aware workflows into chat and expanded what users could do with uploaded media.
Smart editor and AI rewriter capabilities made it much easier to position the product as an editing environment instead of only a generator.
PDF chat, CSV chat, and web chat added document-aware conversation flows that still matter strongly in the product story today.
Cloud storage, personal API key support, and tighter chat controls made the platform more flexible for advanced and technical users.
AI chat, speech-to-text, and AI voiceover formed the early conversational and voice foundation that later updates kept expanding.