The whole manual, without leaving the app

No more hunting for it

Press ⌘K, type help, and the manual opens in a canvas panel, right next to your work — in the same language you use the app in.

That's 77 pages covering everything here: creating your first agent, what to ask Nina, how areas, processes and messages work. And they come from the website, so they stay correct even in a version you installed months ago and never updated.

It's a panel like any other: it stays where you put it, disappears when you close it, and doesn't pull you away from what you were doing.

Your phone stops calling you about what you switched off

If you use Canvas Companion, the iPhone app, you choose in Settings what you want to be called for: an agent that asked a question, one that finished, one that died mid-task. And quiet hours.

That choice never left the phone. Your Mac didn't know about it and rang for everything anyway — switching off "an agent finished" made no difference at all.

Now it obeys, and the choice belongs to each device: the phone on your nightstand can get only the questions while the other one gets everything. And what you switched off doesn't vanish — it's still in the app's Activity, there whenever you want it. What goes away is the ring, not the record.

Agents already know how to write a process

When creating a new process, asking an agent to read the project, or fixing a rejected step, the agent now receives the full format specification along with the request. Before, it had to guess — and it guessed something plausible, which the screen rejected without saying why.