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5.0 · Jul 19, 2026

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Agent Terminal

The Agent graduates from a single window into a full terminal for your company — parallel chats, live Slack context, and the model that fits the job.

Multiple agent chats. Run parallel Agent threads instead of one overloaded conversation. Keep fundraising, product, and ops work separated — each chat holds its own thread, history, and focus.

Agent context that actually compounds. The agent reads across channels, decisions, initiatives, and prior chats — so follow-ups land with the right workspace memory, not a blank slate every time.

Slack, connected through Orbit. One-tap Slack OAuth brings channels and history into Chema. Native workspaces and Slack become one operating graph — search, summarize, and act without swivel-chairing between tools.

Multi-model selection. Choose Auto, Sonnet 5, Opus 4.8, GPT Sol, or GPT Terra per job. Fast everyday work and deep reasoning sit in the same composer — pick the model, keep the workflow.

A new agent terminal interface. A cleaner command surface for operators: visible reasoning, draft actions you can approve in one click, sources you can trust, and a composer built for execution — not another chatbot pane.

4.0 · May 4, 2026

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Agentic Inbox

Pulse gives every operator a single place to see what actually needs their attention — not a flooded inbox, a triaged one.

Drafts, not just alerts. When someone mentions you or a task goes overdue, Pulse doesn't just notify you — your agent has already drafted a response. Approve, edit, or dismiss in one tap, and the backlog clears itself.

Built for the moments you're not watching. Pulse runs continuously in the background, so by the time you open it, the busywork is already handled — you're just making the final call.

3.0 · Apr 20, 2026

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Agent Window

A dedicated space to work directly with your Corporate Agent — not a chat bolted onto your workspace, a command center for it.

Real reasoning, visible. Every response shows its work — reading conversations, checking initiatives, drafting messages — so you always know why your agent did what it did.

From conversation to action. Ask a question, get an answer. Give an instruction, get a drafted message, a new initiative, or a logged decision — ready to approve with one click.

2.0 · Mar 30, 2026

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macOS

Chema goes native on Mac — a full, notarized desktop build, not a wrapped web app.

Built for how operators actually work. Fast, local, and always open in the background — your workspace, your memory, and your agent, one Cmd+Tab away.

The foundation for everything after. This release laid the architecture — Executive Memory, Decisions, Outcomes, and Initiatives — that every subsequent release has built on.

1.0 · Jan 20, 2026

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iOS App

Chema launches on iPhone — decisions, tasks, and your team's memory, in your pocket.

Never miss what matters. Push notifications for @mentions mean you're looped in the moment something needs you, wherever you are.

The same system of record, anywhere. Nothing is siloed to desktop — what your team decides and builds stays in sync across every device.

Roadmap

Where we've been, what we're building, and what's ahead.

Shipped

iOS app

macOS app

Agent Window

Agentic Inbox (Pulse)

Agent Terminal — multi-chat, context, and models

Orbit — Slack connected to your operating graph

In progress

Native document generation

Deeper channel and message intelligence

Gmail and Notion integrations

Next

One unified system of record — replacing the patchwork of chat, tasks, and file tools with a single agentic platform

Vision

A performance layer on top of the record — your company's full operating picture, decisions and outcomes compounding into real intelligence over time

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Updates, demos, and behind-the-scenes on social.

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Download for Mac or get the iPhone app and start working with your agentic workspace.

Chema 2.0 (4) · Requires macOS 12 or later · Apple Silicon & Intel