Release 1.58.0

Your Telegram, in a panel next to your work. Sign in with the QR code on your phone and your chats show up: people, groups with topics, channels and your folders. Open as many panels as you want, in any project, pop a chat out into a panel of its own, or open the Telegram drawer from the bottom bar (⌘⇧T). New messages notify you, except in chats you muted.

Everything a chat has. Photos and videos open large in a panel next to it, with arrows to go through the other media and the video controls below the picture. Voice messages play with their waveform, files download and open on the canvas, and Telegram links open the chat right there. Reply, react, forward, edit, delete, record voice messages and dictate with the app's dictation.

Agents and Nina in your Telegram. Ask "what came in on Telegram?", "what did Wesley say in the voice message?" or "tell the group the meeting moved", and they read your chats, listen to voice messages and write for you. Each chat has a button that decides what they can do there: hands off, read only, propose the reply (it waits in your message box until you send it) or send directly. Under every message an agent wrote, you see who it was.

From the canvas to Telegram, and back. Right-click a file or an image on the canvas to send it to any chat, with Saved Messages first, to move something from your Mac to your phone. And if you turn it on, you can talk to your agents from afar: write "@Apolo run the tests" in your Saved Messages, and when it's done the answer comes back there, and your phone lets you know.