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September 25, 2026
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One thread from idea to impact

Keep talking while Hamster works and reports back. Glance through your workspace with ⌘K and pin what you keep coming back to. Memory means less to repeat.

Unified threads

Ask the next question when it comes to you. Hamster can work your follow-up into the answer it's already preparing.

User on the fullscreen home chat asks Hamster how a rollout is tracking, then, without waiting for the answer, adds a second ask to check in the background whether a related Slack integration workstream is on track. Hamster answers the rollout question with where the gate stands and which briefs are open against it, and confirms the background check is running and will report back in this conversation. That check lands in the same thread as a timestamped Update with linked brief and initiative chips, the owner, the status, and the deadline risk. The user then asks what a teammate told them yesterday about a related decision, and Hamster pulls it from yesterday's team thread, recapping the teammate's reasoning and the user's own reply. Finally they ask Hamster to create a brief for the change: a Creating Brief card streams in and flips to ready for review, and a second Update posts the new brief linked to its initiative. The scene ends with the finished brief in the conversation, indicating one thread carries quick answers, background work, team memory, and brief creation without switching conversations.

Hand off a longer job, then move on to your next question while it runs.

Ask how it's going, change direction, or stop the work from the same conversation. The result comes back there when it's ready. Click its timestamp to see the work behind it.

Tell Hamster what you want done and when it should happen, whether that's every morning, when a brief is done, or when a pull request merges. It sets up a routine and reports back to the same conversation.

User on the fullscreen home chat asks Hamster to report when a brief ships and update its blueprint. Hamster creates a routine and confirms the watch. When the brief reaches Done, the routine reports back in the same conversation with proposed blueprint edits. The user opens the blueprint, reviews the highlighted suggestions, and clicks Accept all. The scene ends with confirmation that the edits were accepted, indicating routines keep blueprints current while a human controls approval.

Learn more about background work in chat.

Memory

Start a new conversation with less to repeat. Hamster uses relevant saved facts and preferences to shape its answers.

User saves a preference in chat and opens the Memory page in personal settings to review private and team-shared facts. The rows distinguish automatically learned facts from facts written by the user. The user corrects the preference in chat and deletes an outdated fact. A reply in a new conversation recalls the corrected preference.

Tell Hamster how you like a review structured and ask it to remember. Saved facts can be private to you or shared with your team.

Edit or delete what Hamster remembers on the Memory page in your personal settings. New details never replace the facts you write or correct.

Learn more about Memory.

Command palette

Glance through chats, briefs, and more as you search, then jump into the work you need. Press ⌘K or Ctrl+K from anywhere in your workspace.

User on the Initiatives page opens the command palette, which lands on its Chats tab with a New chat action, unread conversations flagged at the top, and recent ones grouped by day. Hovering a conversation fills the Preview pane with its transcript and Hamster's reply without opening it. They click across the Briefs, Initiatives, and Goals tabs, each swapping in its own create action and recent list, then switch to All, where quick actions for the sidebar, AI chat, and document navigation sit above everything recent. Typing a single search term returns matching methods, blueprints, chats, goals, briefs, and initiatives in one list, and the Preview pane renders a method's full body on hover. The scene ends with the user opening an unread conversation straight from the results into the full chat view, indicating every chat, brief, initiative, goal, and method is searchable and previewable from one command palette, one click from anywhere in the workspace.

Catch up on unread replies or find an older conversation from the Chats tab. Previewing a reply leaves it unread until you open the conversation.

You can also start a new chat or create a brief from the same window.

Learn more about finding chats.

Pinned work

Keep this week's work at the top of your sidebar. Right-click a chat in the Chats tab and choose Pin to sidebar, or use the pin at the top of an open brief, goal, or chat.

User on a goal page clicks the pin in the goal header, and the goal lands in the Pinned section at the top of the sidebar. They click the history control beside Chats, and in the command palette's Chats tab they right-click an older conversation and choose Pin to sidebar, so it joins the Pinned list. From the same palette they start a New chat, which opens as a floating chat window over the goal, ask a quick status question, and pin the conversation from the chat header before hiding the window. Back on the goal page, the pinned chat picks up a title from the question and an unread dot appears on it live as Hamster's reply arrives. The scene ends with the user opening the pinned chat from the sidebar to the finished answer, indicating any goal or conversation can be pinned to the sidebar from where it lives and stays one click away, with unread replies flagged in place.

A dot beside a pinned chat tells you there's a reply waiting.

Learn more about pinning work.

Improvements

  • Chats you start from scratch are now private to you until someone else joins.
  • Routines can now start when a plan is created or updated, or when a delivery completes, fails, or needs your answers.
  • Routines you set up in chat now follow your browser's timezone, and suggested routines arrive prefilled with it.
  • When you connect an app, choose whether it's for you or your whole team.
  • Hamster continues the conversation once you authorize an app it asked you to connect.
  • Accepting or rejecting a suggested edit now sends the decision back to the thread that proposed it.
  • Brief owners get notified when their spec reviews need answers.
  • Hamster can react to a message with an emoji instead of a full reply.
  • Activity entries now expand to show how Hamster created something, and blueprints and goals get Activity tabs too.
  • Change a skill's or method's category after you create it.
  • Paste a public GitHub repository link to import a skill or a whole method.
  • Rename a chat from its window title or the ⌘K window.
  • Two-factor verification errors now appear in your language.
  • hamster note update now edits a note's title, body, or archived state, and hamster note list can filter archived notes.
  • Cursor CLI deliveries on Hamster Cloud now run Grok 4.7 High Fast by default, replacing 4.6.

Bug Fixes

  • Setting up and starting a cloud delivery works again. If a delivery can't start, you'll see why.
  • Delivery status now updates when work finishes or you stop it, without a page refresh.
  • Briefs with a ready plan now show Deliver instead of Generate Plan.
  • Hamster no longer changes your open document or pulls you out of your thread while working on something else.
  • Unlinking a pull request from chat now works, even when your message includes a link to it.
  • Editing a skill no longer removes its link to a method.
  • A comment you post in Review now appears once instead of twice.
  • Tour now retries summaries that never started instead of leaving you waiting on Generating.
  • Connected repositories no longer time out while their access refreshes.
  • hamster brief get now handles large accounts.
  • A selected image's toolbar and resize handles stay visible as you reach for them.
  • The chat input keeps attachment previews and the send button in view as it grows.
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