Vellum 0.10.6
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The one where setup gets simpler, phone calls get more reliable, and your assistant gets better at remembering what matters.
- One connection for all Vellum-hosted models. Before, if you used the models Vellum hosts for you, each one needed its own connection in settings. Now there's just one. Connect once and every hosted model works. The built-in profiles (Quality, Balanced, Cost-Optimized) also can't be deleted or renamed by accident anymore. As a result, we also fixed a bug that now lets you use platform managed profiles in local assistants.
- Check your credit balance from the terminal. Your assistant can run
assistant platform creditsto see how much you have left. - Control who can talk to your assistant. Each channel (Slack, Telegram, Phone) now has its own settings for who can reach your assistant and what they're allowed to do. Look for the new "Who Can Reach" page in settings, and a Channels tab on the About Assistant page that shows everything in one place.
- Phone calls are more reliable. Two annoying bugs are gone: when you interrupt your assistant mid-sentence, it actually stops talking. And calls end properly when you hang up, instead of hanging around. Calls should also feel faster because we rebuilt the audio pipeline that handles them.
- Better memory. Your assistant is now better at bringing up the right context at the right time, without you having to repeat yourself. This is on for everyone automatically. You can also edit or delete individual memories from the terminal with
assistant memory items. - Fewer failed actions. Sometimes the assistant tries to use a tool with a wrong name and the action just fails. Now it gets pointed to the right tool automatically, or gets a "did you mean?" suggestion. Things that used to dead-end now just work.
- Fixes itself when a connection drops. If the background process that handles logins and permissions loses its connection, it now reconnects on its own. Before, it would stay broken until you restarted.
- Slack cleanup. Approval cards no longer repeat themselves or leak the approval code. Replies stream in with proper spacing instead of words running together. And other bots are no longer mistaken for humans in your contacts.
- For plugin builders: hooks got a big upgrade. Hooks can now show things in the UI, not just run in the background. Edit a hook file and it reloads instantly, no restart. And there's a new hook that fires when a conversation is deleted, so plugins can clean up after themselves.