Gemini saves recurring instructions as Skills that you can call by name in chat. For weekly updates or feedback summaries, reuse the same format and checks while providing fresh material each time.
WorkBuddy’s Settings now lists authorized apps and offers a way to revoke access. After using a temporary connection, you can check its purpose and dependent tasks before removing authorization you no longer need.
Qwen Work brings protection status, approval records and file-protection history into a Security Center. Before asking AI to organize local files, you can inspect the protections and then review the recorded operations.
Google is bringing Gemini 4 Argon to Pro and Ultra users, with a switch between chat and tasks. Multi-step organization can continue in task mode, while you follow progress and check the final output.
Kimi Work 3.2.16 improves PDF zoom, text selection and citation interactions. When reading a report or guide with AI, you can inspect the original passage, ask about a detail and check the answer’s basis.
Google or Workspace accounts can try Omni 1.1 Flash video generation in Vids, set clip duration, extend scenes and generate 1080p footage. It offers another way to turn an idea into a draft without professional editing experience.
Kimi Work’s Side Chat starts a separate discussion with the current conversation’s context, while Office version history helps trace edits. You can clarify one question before deciding what to change in a document.
Claude’s Google Workspace add-on reads and edits the current Docs, Sheets or Slides file from a sidebar. You can work on selected content and review the result beside a notice, formula or slide.
WorkBuddy’s new scheduled-task summary puts successive results and files on a timeline. People who produce regular reports or research can find the latest output and compare it with an earlier run.
Haiku 5.5 targets bounded, repetitive work such as summarizing and classifying. In Claude, you can select it to turn meeting notes into tasks or sort a set of feedback comments.
Adobe’s ChatGPT plugin adds image selections, dynamic sliders and PDF editing interactions. Users can identify the area to change, refine the degree of adjustment, then inspect the file they actually save.
Kimi Work adds sharing files to Kimi, opening supported files with Kimi and attachment previews. Start a specific task from material you have received, then verify each result against the right file version.
Kimi Work can now take a document selection as an editing target. Point to a passage or part of a page, describe what should change, then compare the actual file with the original.
Spotify describes playing, saving and creating playlists through Muse conversations. With eligible accounts, start with one small playlist and check what was saved, which tracks were added and what actually plays.
WorkBuddy makes connector authorization, activation and disabling clearer. Follow an event-planning email checklist to connect source material, verify results and pause or disconnect access.
Google’s Dreambeans creates daily personalized stories for adult personal-account users in the US. Choose connected apps, check suggestions, save useful leads and give feedback for future content.
WorkBuddy global search brings library content and chat history into one entry point. Find a task, space or artifact from a remembered keyword, then open the original before deciding how to reuse it.
The Canva connector in Muse turns existing chat plans into editable designs. Users in the US and Canada can authorize their Canva account, try one event card and review the content before using it.
Kimi Work adds scrolling screenshots, OCR text extraction and pinned screenshots. Capture a long notice, then turn it into a list you can check against the original.
Lightroom desktop 9.6 adds early-access Prompt to Edit. Describe an edit or choose an example prompt, then compare the generated result with the original. Start with one photo.