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September 2026

Added

  • Starred mail — star a thread in Felix and it stars in Gmail too, with a Starred folder and count of its own
  • Mail drafts, folder counts, and Gmail label sync, so unread, sent, and filed state matches what Gmail shows
  • Reminders — set one on a task or a conversation and Felix surfaces it when it comes due
  • Notes — a private notepad per client that an assistant and their agent both write to
  • Contacts — the people behind a client’s Slack messages and email threads, gathered into a list you can read and edit
  • Task intake control — decide who can open tasks, and hold tasks from new senders for approval before they reach your assistant
  • Task descriptions, comments, and a trash, plus automatic naming for tasks that arrive without one
  • A dedicated email signature per mailbox, so a client with their own inbox signs as that inbox
  • Organization logos on client profiles
  • A macOS desktop app download, sent to new assistants when their account is created
  • Cloudflare Turnstile on sign-in, sign-up, and password reset

Changed

  • Every tracked minute and every agent run now records the task it belongs to, so a bill names the task directly instead of spreading unattributed time across the day’s work
  • New clients start with a first-response target of 60 minutes and a follow-up target of 240 minutes
  • Slack conversations are classified against the conversation the message arrived in, rather than the channel as a whole
  • One notification path across Slack and email, and a ✅ on a message your assistant asked about counts as an answer
  • Meeting recordings are streamed to storage in a background job, so long calls finish ingesting

Fixed

  • Calls longer than about 50 minutes could fail to produce a transcript or recording
  • A finished recording could be reported as a failed notetaker once its provider-side copy expired
  • Accented names and words now match in mail search
  • Database errors that previously went unseen now raise alerts
  • Security hardening — authenticated callbacks from agent sandboxes, redaction of one-time tokens and payment details from logs, and credential tooling that no longer sends secrets to the browser

August 2026

Added

  • Send mail directly from Felix — a composer with a destination bar that shows where the message is going as you write it, plus Cc, Bcc, and attachments
  • Slack replies now carry an “Open in Felix” link, and Felix acknowledges a registered task with a 🏷️ reaction
  • Assistants can see their own tracked hours
  • Felix MCP server for clients — query your Felix data, read your Brain, and send the notetaker to a call from your own AI tools
  • Calendar sync runs continuously instead of when a page is opened, so reschedules and cancellations land on their own
  • A dedicated calendar per client, with your assistant’s other commitments mirrored into it as anonymous busy time — no titles, no attendees
  • The Felix notetaker joins under your organization’s name and camera card, and can be turned on or off per client
  • Meetings can be edited in place — time, title, and attendees — and the change is sent to everyone invited
  • Response targets — every task carries a first-response and follow-up clock against your assistant’s working week, with a record of every target missed
  • Hand-logged work minutes for phone calls and huddles the tracker cannot see, billed through the same ledger as tracked time
  • Tasks have names you can say out loud, and work can be regrouped or moved between tasks
  • Your assistant’s working week is published as their Slack status
  • Repository access — a client offers a repository and nothing syncs until they consent, with access withdrawable at any time
  • A welcome checklist a new client’s assistant works from, written the moment the engagement starts
  • Terms acceptance recorded server-side, with everyone asked again when a document is republished
  • Email attachments can be previewed in the browser rather than only downloaded

Changed

  • Email is sent from the Felix composer rather than saved as a Gmail draft for you to finish elsewhere
  • 🏷️ is now the task status emoji in Slack, and status reactions stay out of DMs
  • Deleted meetings stay on the record, and transcripts are joined to the meeting they came from
  • Billing attribution moved from the browser to a single server-side ledger, so a bill and a task page can no longer disagree about the same work
  • A message posts where it was typed — into the channel or into the thread — and its task is decided afterwards
  • Editing or deleting a message travels both ways between Felix and Slack, whichever side the author used
  • Operator is now called Associate across the Core Terms and Privacy Policy
  • New homepage built around hiring an AI associate, with Core Terms and Privacy Policy v1.0 published
  • The blocked task status is gone

Fixed

  • A line break typed in the Slack composer stays a line break
  • A group DM is identified as a group even when its members cannot be listed
  • Every inbound Slack event is recorded before it is acknowledged, so a message can no longer be lost to a failed ingest
  • An assistant’s own message in a channel now opens a task instead of being dropped, and file uploads are no longer mistaken for echoes
  • Security fixes from the CASA review, plus automated secret and static-analysis scanning on every change
  • The cookie consent icon is hidden once consent is given

July 2026

Added

  • Tasks — Felix’s shared work surface between you and your assistant, with time tracking and per-task descriptions
  • Felix Slack app — link a channel and messages become tasks, with per-channel types (customer, discussion, disabled) and ingestion modes (time-based grouping or one task per message)
  • Slack DMs with your assistant, and connected assistants who post under their own identity instead of a bot
  • Task status changes reflected back into Slack as emoji reactions, with Felix message formatting converted to Slack markdown
  • Tracking of @-mentions of your assistant in channels that aren’t linked yet
  • Meetings — every call between you and your assistant in one place, booked in Felix or imported from your assistant’s Google Calendar
  • Calendar scheduling with live assistant availability, double-booking protection, and the ability to book meetings on a client’s behalf
  • Felix Vault — share logins, TOTP seeds, and secure notes with your assistant; everything is encrypted in your browser and Felix only ever stores ciphertext
  • Gmail inbox and email replies inside the app
  • File storage and attachments across tasks and email
  • Felix desktop app — an embedded agent with its own org-scoped API, meeting recording, and a private git repository backing each organization’s agent workspace
  • Push notifications for assistants
  • Automatic meeting transcriptions, with enriched transcript metadata
  • Email and event attribution across multiple addresses and domains, plus per-client domain matching

Changed

  • New homepage built around Human Agents, with role demos, a comparison table, and pricing
  • Felix MCP now authenticates with an API key instead of OAuth
  • Felix MCP tools refocused on your Felix data — workflow and skill tools removed, data tools added, including uploads
  • Meeting recordings are backed up to Felix storage and cleared from the recording provider once the transcript is ready
  • Impersonation is limited to accounts within your own organization

Fixed

  • Security patches across third-party dependencies
  • Reliability fixes in scheduling, Slack sync, and database migrations

June 2026

Added

  • Automatic meeting transcriptions
  • Email access through the Felix MCP server
  • SharePoint connector
  • Cloud storage syncing, with support for connecting multiple sync sources
  • Activity page — a full audit log of every action taken through the Felix MCP server
  • Cookie consent management and a consent-withdrawal option on the Privacy Policy page

Changed

  • Unified Felix’s capabilities behind a single discovery experience so the assistant picks the right tool for each task
  • Google Drive, Docs, and Sheets now request only the scopes they need
  • Faster cold starts for quicker first responses

Fixed

  • More graceful handling of failed email extractions
  • Stability and security improvements across email sync and the sandbox

May 2026

Added

  • Felix Data — connect your inbox and Felix automatically classifies incoming email, extracts the important details, and organizes them into a structured database
  • Automatic email sync with backfill of past messages and live sync of new ones, set up through a guided onboarding flow
  • Database view — browse, sort, edit, and review extracted data with human-readable table and column names, plus drill-down views for processed and source emails
  • Jobs — batch-process many items through a workflow from a Kanban board, with a global overview and one-click export to CSV or XLSX (formerly “Routines”)
  • Felix MCP server — connect Felix to Claude Desktop, ChatGPT, Gemini CLI, Codex, and Cursor, including OAuth sign-in, a read-only query tool over your Felix data, and setup guides
  • Skills — create and manage reusable instructions that extend what Felix can do
  • Workspace chat — an “Ask Felix” sidebar with saved chat history
  • Microsoft single sign-on
  • Security page documenting Felix’s security practices

Changed

  • Redesigned landing page and a new email-centric app layout built around the accountant experience
  • Upgraded the platform to Next.js 16
  • Hardened security with HTTP security headers, a stricter Content Security Policy, and minimal database-access permissions for agents and the MCP server
  • Improved document handling, including reading PowerPoint files and creating more document types
  • Added llms.txt to help AI crawlers understand Felix

Fixed

  • Numerous onboarding, email-sync, and database-schema reliability fixes

April 2026

Added

  • Felix launches publicly at felix.so
  • Workflow builder with plain-language step descriptions and AI-powered follow-up questions
  • Human Checkpoints — simple approval, selective approval, review and edit, and data entry
  • Scheduled runs — hourly, daily, weekly, monthly, and custom cron
  • Batch runs — process multiple items through a workflow in one run
  • 31 built-in connectors including Google Workspace, Slack, Notion, Linear, GitHub, Stripe, and leading AI models
  • AI models available by default — Anthropic Claude, OpenAI GPT, Google Gemini
  • Custom connectors — connect any REST API with a name, credentials, and description
  • Full run logs and audit trail for every workflow execution
  • Role-based access controls — View, Run, Edit, Admin
  • Individual plan ($20/month) and Business plan (custom)