Updates below describe availability at the time of each release. For today’s options, use your model picker and check current model transitions.
New models, Projects, Scheduled Tasks, and the new Plugins experience
Babbily adds three models, refreshes older model options, gives ongoing work a dedicated home, runs recurring prompts for paid users, and connects apps through a new Plugins experience.New models and availability
Claude Fable 5.1 is available for long-running coding, knowledge work, research, and precise instruction following. GLM 5.3 Flash supports visual coding, tool use, and work across code, documents, and images. Gemini 3.7 Flash supports efficient coding, long-context reasoning, and multimodal work, and is also available in Translate. All three have a 1-million-token context window.Four predecessors move to Sunsetting. Claude Fable 5, GLM 5.2, Gemini 3.6 Flash, and Gemini 3.5 Flash Lite remain selectable in chat during the transition. Choose their newer alternatives for new work. GLM 5.2 retains Fast mode; the three new models do not have a separate Fast mode toggle.Older sunsetting options leave the picker. Fifteen previously sunsetting models, including Claude Opus 4.8, Grok 4.5, Muse Spark 1.1, Seedance 2.0, and FLUX 2 Pro, are no longer selectable in the picker. See the complete list and current alternatives.Translate moves to Gemini 3.7 Flash. Gemini 3.6 Flash and Gemini 3.5 Flash Lite are no longer options in Translate. GPT-5.6 Sol and Claude Haiku 4.5 remain available there.Compare models and controls
Review new models, reasoning effort, Fast mode, and current alternatives.
Choose a translation model
Check the current Translate options and Gemini transition.
What’s new
Keep related work together in Projects. Create a Project in your Personal or team workspace to keep its chats, instructions, knowledge files, and project memory together. Project instructions shape every new chat, and reusable knowledge can include supported PDF, DOCX, text, Markdown, CSV, and JSON files. Team members can collaborate on shared project content while each chat remains continuable only by its author.Run recurring prompts with Scheduled Tasks. Paid plans can use Scheduled for manual, hourly, daily, weekday, weekly, or monthly prompts. Choose a model, time zone, and any connected Plugins the task may read from. Each run uses the API usage budget of its workspace and leaves its answer in a new chat under Recent runs.Connect apps through Plugins. Connectors is now Plugins throughout Babbily. The supported Plugin catalog now uses Composio for authorization, while Babbily continues to ask for approval before attended write actions run. Availability can vary by your app permissions, account state, and service status.What you need to do
Former Smithery connections were retired rather than transferred. Open Settings > Plugins, choose each app you still want to use, and complete the new Composio authorization flow. Your previous connections can appear under Previous connection history, but their credentials were not moved.If an older Scheduled Task shows Plugin reselection required, edit the task after reconnecting its apps. Choose the current Plugins it may use—even if the correct choice is none—and save before you run or resume it.Use Projects
Keep chats, instructions, reference files, and project memory together.
Create Scheduled Tasks
Automate recurring prompts and review each run.
Connect Plugins
Review the current app catalog, authorization, and approvals.
Troubleshoot Plugins
Fix pop-ups, authorization, reconnection, and reselection issues.
We retired Saved Prompts
Saved Prompts is no longer available in Babbily. We made this change after seeing low usage and as Babbily continues to evolve toward more agentic ways of working.What this means
Saved Prompts is no longer available. You can no longer create, edit, or open Saved Prompts in Babbily.Use memory for context you want reused. Memory can carry stable preferences, work context, recurring projects, tone, audience, and formatting choices into future chats. This reduces how much setup you need to repeat.Use prompt patterns for repeatable tasks. Start with a consistent goal, context, audience, constraints, and output format. Keep task-specific instructions in the chat so you can adjust them as the work changes. You can also use a Skill when one fits your workflow.Use memory
Save stable context you want Babbily to use in future chats.
Follow prompting patterns
Structure reusable instructions for common tasks.
Use tools and skills
Apply reusable instructions and workflows when a Skill fits your task.
More reliable Finance research and a new Deep Research Agent
Babbily now keeps Finance research grounded across longer conversations and can build broad, source-backed reports with a new Deep Research Agent.What’s new
Keep Finance context through follow-ups. Start from a market overview, company, earnings event, or prediction market and continue asking questions without reselecting Finance research. Supported Finance threads preserve the page context and your tool choice across follow-ups, page reloads, and Retry.Control Finance research with Auto, Manual, or Off. In a supported Finance thread, Auto uses Finance research automatically. Manual starts with Finance research enabled for that thread, and you can remove it. Off keeps the reply model-only.Get stronger source coverage for financial questions. Finance research now handles live quotes, historical periods, earnings, peer comparisons, and multi-company filing research more consistently. It checks requested coverage, keeps citations with the answer they support, and uses primary filings when available.See clear limits instead of unsupported figures. When a company does not report a requested metric separately, Babbily explains what is unavailable and can suggest a related figure that is reported. Ambiguous company names or missing evidence may produce a clarification or limitation instead of a guess.Build full reports with the Deep Research Agent. Choose Deep research for a broad question. Babbily plans sub-questions, opens the outline in Canvas, gathers and verifies sources, and streams a cited report while it works. Chat keeps a short summary, and the full report stays in Canvas for review, editing, and export.Keep useful work when a long run is interrupted. If research reaches its time limit, Babbily keeps the report and tells you its coverage is partial. If report writing reaches its limit, the report is preserved and labeled incomplete. If a selected plugin action needs approval, the request appears inline in the conversation; the report pauses and can continue after you approve it.Use Finance
Ask source-aware questions from Finance and understand how each tool mode behaves.
Run deep research
Plan a multi-source question, follow progress in Canvas, and review the cited report.
Work in Canvas
Edit, version, export, or continue from a completed or partial research report.
Choose a tool mode
Compare Auto, Manual, and Off for research and other built-in tools.
Claude Opus 5 is now available with Fast mode
Claude Opus 5 is now available in the Babbily model picker. Use it for agentic coding, professional knowledge work, long-horizon reasoning, and vision-enabled work across supported files and images.What’s new
Work with a 1-million-token context window. Claude Opus 5 can keep more conversation, file, and tool context in view for extensive codebases, long documents, and sustained multi-step work.Turn on Fast mode for quicker replies. Select Claude Opus 5, then choose Fast mode using the lightning control near the composer. Fast mode uses a lower-latency response path while Claude Opus 5 remains your selected model.Plan for higher usage in Fast mode. Fast mode can respond faster, but it uses more of your API usage budget. Turn it off when you want the standard Claude Opus 5 response path.Move new Opus work forward. Claude Opus 4.8 remains available with a Sunsetting label during the transition. Choose Claude Opus 5 for new Opus chats.Compare model capabilities
Decide when Claude Opus 5, Fast mode, or another model fits your task.
Use Fast mode
Find the Fast mode control and understand its API usage budget impact.
Workspaces, team collaboration, and two new models
Babbily now keeps personal and team work in distinct workspaces. You can switch between Personal and every team workspace you belong to, collaborate with teammates without making work public, and keep an individual plan alongside a team plan.What’s new
Switch between workspaces. Open your account menu to choose Personal or a team workspace. The workspace pill in the sidebar shows where you are working. Chats, Library items, and memory stay with the workspace where you created them, so switching workspaces does not move existing work.Share work with your team. From a team workspace, you can share a chat or supported saved media with specific teammates or everyone in the team. Recipients find it under Shared with you in Library. Shared team chats are read-only, and access lasts only while the recipient remains a team member.Use Shared team memory. A team owner can turn Shared team memory on from Settings > Team. When it is on, useful facts from team-workspace chats can become shared context that current members can use in team chats. Personal memory remains separate. Authors and the team owner can delete eligible shared entries, and turning the setting off stops new additions.Keep personal and team plans side by side. Joining or creating a team no longer requires your individual plan to disappear. Your Personal workspace and team workspace show their own plan context, and owners manage a team plan from the team workspace they own. If a team plan becomes inactive, Babbily labels that workspace Plan inactive — read-only until access is restored.Kimi K3 and Gemini 3.6 Flash. Kimi K3 is available for long-horizon coding, agentic workflows, and large-context knowledge work. Gemini 3.6 Flash is available for fast coding, agentic work, and web development.Work with teams
Switch workspaces, share with teammates, and understand Shared team memory.
Manage team settings
Manage the team identity, members, plan, and shared-memory setting.
Library and sharing
Compare membership-gated team sharing with public share links.
Compare models
Choose between Kimi K3, Gemini 3.6 Flash, and other available models.
New models: GPT-5.6, Grok 4.5, and Muse Spark 1.1
Three new frontier model families are available now in the Babbily model picker.The coding results below are from CursorBench 3.2, Cursor’s evaluation of agents on ambiguous, multi-file tasks from real Cursor sessions. Scores and average cost per task are a July 9, 2026 snapshot and may change as the evaluation is updated.GPT-5.6 Sol, Terra, and Luna. GPT-5.6 Sol Max ranks third overall with a 67.2% score, behind Claude Fable 5 Max at 70.5% and Claude Fable 5 Extra High at 68.4%. GPT-5.6 Terra Max scores 64.9% at 5.22. Choose Luna when you want the faster, lower-cost GPT-5.6 option.Grok 4.5. Grok 4.5 High scores 66.7% and ranks fourth overall, half a percentage point behind GPT-5.6 Sol Max. Its average cost is 5.22 for Sol Max—about 3.5 times less for a similar score.Muse Spark 1.1. Use Meta’s upgraded model for coding, debugging, long-running agentic tasks, and multimodal reasoning across supported inputs.Compare model capabilities
Choose a model based on your task, speed, context, tools, and API usage budget.
Review CursorBench 3.2
See Cursor’s current scores, average per-task costs, methodology, and Grok 4.5 footnote.
Get notified when Babbily is done
Babbily can now send a push notification when a chat, image, or video finishes running in the background.What’s new
Turn notifications on when prompted. After your first prompt, Babbily may offer Get notified when Babbily is done. Choose Allow notifications, then allow notifications in your browser or device prompt.Manage notifications anytime. Open Settings > Account > Notifications to turn Chat completion notifications on or off.Step away while work runs. If you leave the tab or Babbily is running in the background, Babbily can let you know when the work is ready.Helpful for longer work. Completion notifications are especially useful for longer generations, research-heavy chats, image creation, and video runs.Documentation is easier to find. Settings now includes a direct Documentation link under Learn more.Notification settings
Turn background completion notifications on or off.
Browser and device support
Troubleshoot notification permissions and supported browsers.
Claude Sonnet 5 is now available in Babbily
Claude Sonnet 5 is now available in the Babbily model picker. It is the recommended Sonnet model for deep reasoning, writing, coding, analysis, and complex multi-step work.Sonnet 4.6 is still available, but it now appears as Sunsetting while teams move to Sonnet 5.Also added
GLM 5.2 Fast mode. GLM 5.2 now includes a Fast mode option when you want quicker responses for supported work.Nano Banana 2 Lite. Use Nano Banana 2 Lite when you want lighter-weight image generation and faster iteration.Updated model ordering. The model selector now places newer recommended models higher in the catalog.Model capabilities
Choose a model for reasoning, coding, speed, files, media, and API usage budget.
Image and video generation
Create images and videos with supported models and tools.
Sign in faster with passkeys
Babbily now supports passkeys for faster, passwordless sign-in on supported browsers and devices.You can add a passkey using Face ID, Touch ID, Windows Hello, a password manager, or a hardware security key. Once added, you’ll see Sign in with passkey on the web login screen.New users may be prompted to add a passkey during setup, and existing users can add, rename, or remove passkeys anytime from Settings > Account.Passkeys are currently available on web browsers. Native app passkey support will come later.Manage account access
Learn how to sign in, add passkeys, and manage account access.
News is faster, and Finance is now a dedicated workspace
Babbily now includes a full Finance area for market research, company pages, earnings, prediction markets, and watchlists. News also has richer discovery, source-backed article generation, local context, and market highlights in the side rail.What’s new
Finance in Babbily. Open Finance to review US markets, crypto, earnings, prediction markets, market summaries, company pages, price charts, key issues, analyst context, peers, and historical data where available.Watchlists and company research. Add companies to a watchlist, open company pages from market rows, and ask follow-up questions from a Finance page with the page context already attached.Richer News discovery. News now supports topic tabs, location-aware discovery, source citations, generated article views, article follow-up chat, weather, market outlook, and trending company links.Better performance and fallback behavior. News and Finance data now refresh more smoothly, keep recent results available during temporary provider issues, and load common market and news panels faster.News guide
Browse News, open sourced articles, update location, and continue from an article in chat.
Finance guide
Use market overviews, company pages, watchlists, earnings, prediction markets, and Finance research.
Sakana Fugu Ultra, Kimi K2.7, and GLM 5.2 are now available
Babbily now includes three more models for advanced reasoning, coding, long-context work, and agentic task execution.What’s new
Sakana Fugu Ultra. Use Fugu Ultra for complex prompts that benefit from multiple perspectives, deeper reasoning, and careful synthesis across approaches.Kimi K2.7. Use Kimi K2.7 for coding-focused work, debugging, multi-file reasoning, long-context development, and agentic software tasks.GLM 5.2. Use GLM 5.2 for long-horizon software engineering, repo-scale reasoning, refactoring support, and technical planning.These models are available now in Babbily.Read the full release note
See the public release note for Sakana Fugu Ultra, Kimi K2.7, and GLM 5.2.
New: Canvas Mode in Babbily 1.04
Babbily now includes Canvas, a dedicated workspace for creating, editing, and refining AI-generated work without leaving chat.What’s new
Edit generated work in Canvas. Drafts, tables, code, image briefs, and structured outputs can open in a durable side panel where you can keep working.Keep your edits in context. When you continue prompting in the same thread, Babbily can use the latest Canvas artifact state instead of only the original chat reply.Render structured outputs. Babbily can turn supported structured JSON outputs into cleaner visual components such as dashboards, tables, metrics, and callouts.Export or send work onward. Supported artifacts can be downloaded as Word, PDF, CSV, source, or JSON files. Some artifacts can also be sent to connected apps when plugin actions are available.Read the full release note
See the public release note for Canvas Mode in Babbily 1.04.
Claude Fable added to Babbily
Claude Fable 5 is now available on Babbily — with a 1 million token context window.Fable is a Mythos-class model built for long-running, complex, and asynchronous work, with robust safeguards designed for serious tasks. That means fewer interruptions, less context loss, and more room to think through big projects from start to finish.Available now on Babbily.New features
Skills, tools, memory, auto mode, and plugins. Babbily can now personalize replies with persistent memory, use tools and skills automatically when they help, and pull live context from connected apps. Auto mode can choose available capabilities when they seem useful.API usage billing. A new monthly API usage budget replaces fixed message limits. Track what you’ve used, see what counts, and know when it resets — all from the chat sidebar.Updates
Clearer context indicator. The context window tracker now updates more reliably during long chats so you can tell when Babbily will compact older turns.Budget refresh. Your usage view refreshes faster after each turn so recent activity is reflected quickly; final usage may continue to settle as billing data refreshes.Fixes
- Resolved a stall when the context-limit warning appeared mid-send.
- Restored model fallback so chat keeps working when a preferred model is briefly unavailable.
- Fixed scrolling and layout glitches in temporary chats and on tablet viewports.
- Sign-in via Google and Apple is now more reliable on mobile.