Justyne 1.0.5

Google Sheets does what you say

"Paste it here", "paste it into this sheet" and "paste it into Meeting Data" now land in that sheet. A new sheet is made only when you ask for one, or when you don't say where.
"Don't make a new sheet" is respected.
"Copy only name, email and phone" copies exactly those columns, in that order. The same goes for rows ("rows 5 to 20", "the first five"), letters ("columns B to D") and Hindi ("sirf naam aur phone wala column").
"Paste it" uses what you just copied, not the whole sheet again.
You can copy from a sheet that isn't open: say its name.
"Paste it in a new tab" adds a tab to that same file.
Rows you paste go under the right column headings. Cells that already have data are never written over unless you say "overwrite".
Justyne no longer adds summaries, charts, cleaning or formatting you didn't ask for. "In this sheet" puts a result in a new tab of that sheet.
Questions about a sheet ("what's the RID for Indiranagar", "add G and H and tell me the total") are read from the sheet itself, never guessed.
"Undo" also takes back pasted rows and added tabs.

Copying columns between two sheets takes about half the time it did. Reads and writes now run side by side, and only the tab you need is read.
A sheet job is acknowledged right away instead of after a pause.

A stray word from the room ("Elvis", "settings", "¿Qué?") no longer starts anything.
Justyne only says something is done once it really is. Every result is said out loud, including a failure.
Short connection blips no longer show "Reconnecting".
If the microphone goes quiet after you call Justyne, it is reopened by itself.
Sheet names, tab names and column names are passed to speech recognition, so they are heard right more often.
Screenshots can be sent by email again.
Screen capture no longer retries every few seconds when the permission is missing.

Customization now has an API keys tab: Gemini (with backup keys), ElevenLabs, Fish Audio, connected apps and the AI providers your agents use. Keys stay on your Mac and are never shown again once saved.