v2.2.0 — Home Just Got Rebuilt
Starting work shouldn't begin with wondering which window to open. v2.2.0 rebuilds that first place — DooHome.
Tasks, Conversations, and Output — All in One Place
The left side of DooHome now holds a kanban board. Today's work, what's overdue, and what's parked for later sit in their own columns — drag a card and its status changes with it. Every card carries its project and deadline, so you can see what needs you first at a glance.
The right side holds the Messenger. DooTalk, project chats, and agent conversations filter into one list, with unread markers that stay put until you've actually seen them.
Where you track work and where you talk about it aren't two different places anymore. You start on one screen and keep going on the same one.
Document Projects — Write Alongside Silky, Not Just Code
A new kind of workspace has arrived — one built for writing with Silky, not coding. Chat with Silky on the left, your draft renders live in the center as you type, and a file explorer sits on the right. String multiple chapters into a table of contents and read them like a book. Open a blank document and you land straight in the writing view — no setup screen in the way.
DooTalk — Just Talk, No @Mention Needed
You used to have to type @Silky to get a response. Now, if it's just you and Silky in the conversation, talking is enough. The moment someone else joins, Silky goes quiet again — and you can flip it on or off with a toggle whenever you like.
Silky Delegates Work Across Multiple AIs
When a job gets complex, Silky breaks it into pieces, hands them to different AI agents, watches how far each one's gotten, and brings the verified result back to you. Nothing sits entirely on Silky's shoulders when the work calls for more hands.
Silky's Face, and a Memory That Looks After Itself
Silky's default look has settled into a seal character — showing up with real expression for a morning greeting or a quick check-in while you're away. And without being asked, Silky now keeps track of what's still unfinished and what you were working on most recently, picking it back up on its own.
Quietly Better, Too
- Notification Center — DooTalk and project chat alerts no longer vanish as a toast the moment you dismiss them. They collect in the bell, sorted by time, cleared with one "mark all read."
- Memory that doesn't cut out offline — Recall now saves to your own machine first, so searching past conversations works (and works faster) even without an internet connection.
- Mobile session mirroring got sturdier — large outputs no longer stall the mirror, and a new connection method means turning your phone off and back on reconnects instantly.
- Images and files shared in project chats now actually land in your project folder.
Why This Matters
Work should start in one place and pile up there, not scatter. v2.2.0 is the release that rebuilt that one place — DooHome.
v2.2.0 · July 2026