Vellum 0.10.12
The one where Voice Mode goes live, Vellum becomes its own web search provider, the memory graph and bookmarks graduate to everyone, and the billing page gets a full restructure.
Voice Mode, live. The most delightful, real agentic AI voice mode you'll ever use! You can now have real-time voice conversations with your assistant. Tap the mic button in the composer, start talking, and your assistant responds out loud in real time. Read more about voice mode from the creator itself: https://www.vellum.ai/blog/vellum-assistant-ai-speech-pipeline-explained
Vellum is now a web search provider. Web search used to be a "mode" your assistant toggled on and off. It's now a proper provider, sitting alongside Google and Tavily in the search provider catalog. Pick it once in settings and your assistant uses Vellum's managed search for every web query. Simpler config, cleaner architecture, same results.
Memory graph. The visual map of how your assistant's memories connect to each other is now available. Open the Memory tab and click the graph icon to see a live, interactive network of everything your assistant knows and how it all links together.
Bookmarks. Bookmark any message in any conversation and find them later in the sidebar.
Billing, simplified. We reworked the billing plans to be less confusing. Instead of the old Base and Pro tiers with a dozen machine and storage combinations, you now pick from four clear plans: Free, Mighty ($30/mo, recommended), Super ($100/mo), and Ultra ($200/mo).
Each plan bundles a computer size, storage, and credits into one price, so you know exactly what you're paying for. Need something specific? The Custom Plan option lets you tailor CPU, RAM, storage, or tokens to your needs.
New Gemini models. Gemini 3.6 Flash and Gemini 3.5 Flash-Lite are now available through the Google provider. Select them in your model profile like any other model.
Archived conversations show up in search. Search results now include archived conversations, not just active ones. Find that old conversation you tucked away without un-archiving it first.
Assistant avatar feels more alive. The assistant avatar now strains while it's working and grows when it lands a response. The assistant overview page got a blurred photo backdrop with glass cards. The provisioning takeover (the animation that plays when you upgrade plans) is tinted with your assistant's own avatar colors, and it no longer flashes a stranger's avatar while yours loads.
Open in Slack. The conversation header menu now has an "Open in Slack" option that jumps straight to the Slack thread where that conversation is happening. Useful when you need to check the raw Slack context for a conversation that's been running in the app.