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Mossad 2.26.0
ChatGPT, Claude, and other web AI apps can now read much more through your own server: your recurring meetings with their history and open items, each meeting's numbers, your analytics, your bookmarks, and the coach's cards and goal. Your upcoming meetings stay on your Mac.
Mossad 2.25.0
Tell Mossad to do things: add a point for a meeting, add a task, bookmark a moment, with a receipt and Undo. Your AI apps can read everything in the app: people, recurring meetings, your points, the coach, and more.
Mossad 2.24.0
More room to read on every page, with one spacing scale for the whole app. Pages use a wide window well: a full-width top and centered content. A transcript no longer drops a line beside two bookmarks.
Mossad 2.23.0
A quick chat panel over any app, with a shortcut you can change. Your points during the call, checked off as you raise them. Recurring meetings by weekday, and on a calendar. The list shows your next two work days. A headset that changes mode can no longer stop a recording.
Mossad 2.22.1
More room in chat answers and questions.
Mossad 2.22.0
Ask the call you are on: a chat with the live call, with quick questions. A new chat design with times that open the moment. More accurate names in the live transcript. A finding's audio stops when you answer the card.
Mossad 2.21.0
Back and Forward in the main window. Recurring is first under Meetings, with search and a filter. 45 days of upcoming meetings, by day. Anonymous usage statistics, with a switch in Settings.
Mossad 2.20.0
Recurring meetings: every repeating meeting gets its own page, with the people who usually come, its history and numbers, and Next time points that Mossad checks off when you discuss them, plus suggestions from the coach. Person pages now look like meeting pages, with tabs and every meeting you had together, and a person can have several email addresses across your company's domains. A new search: a magnifying glass or Command-K searches everything, and each list has its own search of titles, transcripts, and people. Voices are named from the invite when the voice is new, and a near match to someone who was not invited no longer wins. People can be sorted by first or last name.
Mossad 2.19.1
Settings > Google now holds only settings; the Google Cloud steps open in their own window from Set up.
Mossad 2.19.0
Connect Google (optional, with your own Google app): Google Calendar as a source, real names and job titles for people on your invites, and Gemini notes for meetings you missed, with the full transcript and Mossad's own summary. Findings cards now say why each point matters and ask one clear question: Useful or Not useful, True or Not true, Take it on or Not now.