A summary that writes itself while you record
Summary is now the agent every project and every recording starts with. It writes as the meeting runs, names the recording for you, and finishes once speakers are separated.New
- A live summary — while a meeting records or an uploaded file transcribes, Summary keeps a running write-up up to date and shows Live · updated with the time. When the recording ends it shows Final version follows, then replaces the live text with the final write-up: a summary, the key points, the action items and the open questions. Each action item starts with the person it belongs to.
- A name without typing one — Summary proposes a short title for the recording as it goes. A title you type yourself is never replaced, and a recording uploaded from a file can take its title from the file’s name.
Improved
- Custom agents follow your instructions. Every other agent writes once, after the transcript and speakers are ready, and its write-up has the sections its Instructions describe, in that order. An agent you add by hand during a recording waits and writes with the others. Before this, every agent wrote the same three blocks.
- An upload that isn’t a meeting gets a plain summary of a few paragraphs, not an empty meeting write-up.
- If a transcript fails partway, the lines already written stay on the page, with the failure and Try again below them. A live summary then shows Partial — transcript failed, and an agent still waiting shows Writes once the transcript is ready.
- A recording’s new title appears in other open tabs, project lists and search without a reload.
Changed
- Summary can’t be removed from a project or a recording. It’s first in the row of agents on a recording, and Share → Agents lists it first, marked Always on.
- A recording’s first project brings all of that project’s agents onto it. Moving it to another project brings back only Summary.
Fixed
- A speaker’s name in a write-up is readable in the dark theme.
Changed
- Experimental features in settings now offers only the switches that still do something, including Agent lab. The others are fixed at their defaults, so one of them can no longer be switched off by mistake and leave the app without its sidebar. If you had switched one off, it’s back on the next time the page loads.
A chat that does the work
The chat stopped being only a place to ask: it researches, drafts an agent, a skill or a doc for you to save, and builds small tools. Meetings are written down while they happen, and a project is shared from one window.New
- Research — switch it on in the chat and Jinn plans the research, works through your meetings and docs step by step, and cites every source. See Research a question.
- Create from the chat — ask for an agent, a skill or a doc and it arrives as a draft beside the chat. Nothing is created until you click Save, and asking for a change makes a new version. See Create with the chat.
- Mini apps — a calculator, a chart or a checklist, built in the chat, with Preview, Code and Download. See Create with the chat.
- What Jinn can do — every ability and every skill in your workspace, in one window you open from the chat.
- Files in the chat — add a PDF, an image or another file to a message and ask about it.
- Share a project — Share next to a project’s name: add people and agents, invite someone by email, and choose who else can open it under General access. See People and access.
- More ready-made agents — Sales Rep, Recruiter, Team Coordinator, Meeting Assistant and Knowledge Curator join the roles under New agent. See Add an agent.
- Jinn for your role — a new help section with step-by-step setups for founders, managers, support, sales, recruiters, QA engineers and developers. See Jinn for your role.
Improved
- The transcript is written during the meeting, piece by piece, and is final a few minutes after you stop. A recording’s row shows how many pieces are done.
- Recordings survive a crash. If the app closes mid-meeting, it finishes saving the meeting the next time it starts, with (continued) after its title. Quitting while recording asks first. See Record a meeting.
- A failed transcription says why — a missing key, a provider’s billing limit, a stalled run — and what to do about it. A gap in the transcript can be filled with Try the missing parts again. See Check on a recording.
- Setting up a workspace is a few full-page steps: your name and photo, the workspace, inviting your team by email, link or CSV, and your AI keys. See Sign in.
- Sign-in links say what went wrong when they don’t work, and offer a new one.
- The project page is flat: rename, icon, import and delete sit in ⋯ next to the name.
Changed
- Putting an agent on a project needs Full access on that project. Creating agents is still for workspace admins.
- Deleting a project now names it and says what goes with it: its docs and meetings, for everyone, for good.
Skills, uploads and the desktop app
The chat learned your team’s recurring jobs, a meeting you recorded somewhere else now comes into Jinn as a file, and the desktop app has its own download page.New
- Skills — fifteen built-in skills for the jobs most teams share: follow-ups, standups, job descriptions, discovery calls and more. Type / in the chat to pick one, or add your team’s own under Skills. See Skills.
- Upload a recording — an audio or video file becomes a meeting, with a transcript and write-ups like any other. Drop it on a project’s Recordings tab or use Add → Upload. See Upload a recording.
- Chat with an agent — Chat in an agent’s window opens a chat that answers the way that role would. See Ask a question.
- Desktop download page — the right build for your computer, including Macs with Apple silicon. See Record a meeting.
Improved
- Every agent’s write-up of a meeting sits in one row above the text: switch between them, add another with Add agent, or remove one you don’t need. See Review a meeting.
- The note and action items you type in the recording panel are on the recording’s Notes tab afterwards, exactly as you typed them.
- A meeting’s header says when it ran, and project lists count their recordings.
- The dark theme is easier to read.
Hats are now agents
Every hat you had is now an agent — the same role, on the same projects, with the same insights. Nothing to move or redo. What changed is how quickly you get a good one.New
- Ready-made roles — New agent opens with six roles to start from: Product Manager, QA Engineer, Business Analyst, UX Researcher, Marketing Lead and Data Analyst. Pick one, adjust it to your team, and save. Start blank is still there. See Add an agent.
- Instructions — one field for the rules an agent must not break, the material it should have read and the words your team uses, up to 20,000 characters.
- Knowledge tab — every project an agent is on, how many insights it wrote in each, when it last worked, and a chart of the last few weeks. See Manage agents.
Improved
- The Agents list has search and sorting: Last updated, Newest first, By name.
- An agent’s window carries its Active switch, so you don’t have to go back to the list to turn it on or off.
- A built-in agent says why it can’t be edited, instead of showing fields that don’t respond.
- Description and instructions show a counter as you get close to their limits.
Changed
- Hats are called agents everywhere: the sidebar, the project panel, the insight tabs, search and chat.
- Instructions replaces the separate sections under the description. Whatever your sections held is already in an agent’s instructions.
Fixed
- An agent’s insight count no longer includes deleted meetings, and Last worked shows its last finished run.
Hats go multiplayer
The more people on your team who write hats, the better every hat gets. This release makes hats shared, browsable and quicker to build.New
- Shared hats — a hat written by anyone on the team is available to everyone in the workspace straight away. See Manage agents.
- Hat gallery — browse, preview and try a hat before putting it on a meeting.
- Draft a hat from a prompt — describe the expert you need and Jinn writes the first version of the hat for you. See Add an agent.
Improved
- Transcript sync is about twice as fast on long meetings.
- The meeting view now shows which hat is thinking, as it happens.
Fixed
- Two hats flagging the same decision no longer produce the action item twice.
- The recording indicator sometimes stayed on screen after a meeting ended.
Invisible to screen share
Present with Jinn open and the room sees only what you’re sharing, never your notes.New
- Screen-share privacy — Jinn stays out of shared screens, recordings and external meeting tools. See Record a meeting for the settings, and Where your data goes for what else stays private.
- A live indicator tells you when you’re sharing and Jinn is hidden.
Improved
- Notes now survive a dropped connection — autosave keeps what you wrote.
- Switching between hats in the meeting panel is smoother.
Project memory opens up
Meetings, docs, decisions and follow-ups now sit in one connected memory that your whole team — and every hat — can draw on.New
- Project memory — every meeting outcome is linked to its project automatically. See Projects.
- Ask Jinn about anything discussed in a past meeting, and the answer cites the moment it came from.
Improved
- Joining a meeting that’s already under way starts faster.
Hello, Jinn beta
The first private beta: meeting notes that adapt to your role, read through hats.New
- Meeting recording, with live transcription and speaker labels. See Record a meeting.
- Role-specific summaries — Design, Engineering, Product, Founder and others.
- Action items with owners, synced to Jira, Linear, Notion and Slack.