Vellum 0.10.7

The one where onboarding gets a personality, your calendar skills learn to juggle multiple accounts, and the Channels page gets a much-needed makeover.

• A better onboarding. New users now answer a few questions about their work, preferences, and the personality they want before meeting their assistant. So the first conversation starts with an assistant that already knows something about you, instead of a blank slate asking "how can I help?"
• Work and personal calendars, together. Connect work and personal accounts (Google or Outlook). Your assistant now knows which is which and picks the right one for the task, instead of guessing and sometimes getting it wrong.
• Channel permissions got stricter. Permissions for channels (Slack, Telegram, etc.) are now checked every single time your assistant tries to use a tool, not just once when the channel connects. If a channel isn't allowed to do something, it gets blocked at that exact moment.
• A cleaner Channels page. Each channel now has its own tab in settings instead of everything stacked in one long list. Find what you need without scrolling past what you don't.
• Pick which Slack channels your assistant lives in. The Slack channel list now shows which channels are active and lets you limit your assistant to only the channels you're a member of, instead of every channel in the workspace.
• New in the plugin marketplace: Motion Design. Adds smooth animations to your assistant's web UI. Install it with assistant plugins install motion-design or by asking your assistant to do install it.
• Faster startup with plugins. Plugin hooks now load only when needed instead of all at once at startup. If you have plugins installed, your assistant boots faster.
• Bug fixes. Piping input to the CLI works reliably across shells. Full-screen views on mobile follow the iOS keyboard properly. Assorted UI component fixes.