Memory stays quick on long histories, startup and search stay smooth, routines run while you sleep, and connected apps report what really happened.
Memory stays quick and compact on long histories. Each reply's sources are stored as a small step from the one before, so a long-running thread takes a fraction of the disk, and the first memory check of a resumed conversation is held to about a tenth of a second. The upgrade screen shows every step.
Memories that need you are easy to find. A Needs you block and an Inbox card list the memories waiting for your word, with Keep, Keep all, Later, Edit and Undo.
Quick however much history you have. Startup, the Inbox, search, the sidebar and chat export all stay responsive on very long histories.
Routines run unattended. "Always allow for this routine" holds on later runs, your bot reads its own connected-app results without asking, and each past run has a Delete button.
Connected apps report what really happened. A real email sent or calendar event added through a connected app is recorded as done, approvals read in plain words, and your apps go by their own names.
Group chats pick the right bot to answer. With a Flux key, Murage chooses which bot should reply, within about a second.
A message you stopped stays stopped, a queued message runs once, and deleting a conversation also clears it from the coding engines' own files.
Murage for Chrome reads like the app, with your bot's name and color and plain card headings.
Windows installs and uninstalls cleanly without admin rights.
Fuigo 1.0.28 comes bundled.
You can go back to Murage 1.0.1 in one step from Help, with your chats and memories intact.
The full list is in What's new inside the app.
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