New updates and improvements to dassi
Markdown and JSON files Dassi creates now show as clean, readable previews, so you can review them without opening another app. Installing Dassi as a Claude Code plugin from the npm package is also now smoother and more reliable.
Billing is now simpler, with one paid plan and five credit steps to choose from, and plans appear before top-ups on the Plan tab. Referral reward emails now name the friend you invited, show your running total, and include your invite link so it's easy to keep sharing. Subscription changes are applied accurately, and Dassi no longer gets held up at startup by saved session context. Dassi also works more smoothly with connected tools.
Dassi can now invite you to share personal context on demand, so it can tailor its help to you when it's useful. If you refer friends, you'll also get an email when an invite pays off, so you know right away when you've earned your reward.
Dassi can now open a print preview and export pages as PDF files for you. Referral rewards are fairer too: you now earn your reward when a friend you invited pays for a plan, not only on their first top-up. Plan prices appear as paid credits plus a fixed bonus, and a temporary billing outage no longer blocks you from chatting. Dassi is also more careful when working on web pages, avoiding ambiguous matches and reporting exactly which fields it changed.
Automations now work from one account across your devices, so the automations you set up on one computer are available wherever you sign in to Dassi.
You can now share a personal invite link to refer friends to Dassi. Anyone can buy extra credits, not just active subscribers, and accounts using their own API key can spend the credits they buy. Billing is fairer too: your free trial credit is kept if a checkout is never completed, and an active one-time credit grant is no longer lost when a recurring plan ends. Your plan now refreshes automatically when you return to the panel, and Dassi shows how long it has been thinking. Dassi also fetches many pages faster without overloading sites, the email sign-in button now simply says Sign in, and the Stop button stays available while an attachment is being read.
Dassi can now read and write whole blocks of cells in Google Sheets at once, making spreadsheet tasks faster and more dependable. Skills you've synced are now found reliably by name, and files you upload or capture are handled more consistently when Dassi delivers them back to you. The welcome email now shows your starting allowance in credits, and Simplified Chinese now uses 点数 for credits throughout the product.
Teams can now share a single pool of credits through enterprise workspaces. Invite members and have them accept, see team spend in credits, and set monthly limits for each member. Workspace owners can track spending, members get their own usage view, and when credits run out everyone sees one clear message. Family plans also get a new Plan tab, and each workspace now uses a single paying plan.
You can now connect Dassi to remote MCP servers, giving it access to more of your tools and services. If you bring your own API key, Dassi now offers each provider's newest models so you can start using them as soon as they're available. Files Dassi saves are also organized more consistently behind the scenes.
When Dassi creates a folder of files, you can now download it as a single ZIP, and a new Download all button grabs everything at once. File uploads on pages that hide their upload button now work more reliably, and Dassi does a better job confirming a task actually achieved the result you asked for. Billing can also now show prices in your local currency.
Dassi now keeps track of popup windows that open during a task, and any messages you send while it's mid-task are no longer lost if the conversation needs to compress. Large file uploads and pasted content are handled more reliably, and files fetched from the browser no longer come out corrupted. Screenshot positioning and action feedback are more accurate, dragging is smoother, and credit top-ups now show up with a clear, recognizable name in your billing history.
If you're already on a paid plan, Dassi may now offer you the option to upgrade directly to Dassi Pro, making it easier to access Pro features without any extra steps.
Voice dictation now automatically retries when a transcription hiccups instead of failing silently. Fixed an issue where switching between PDF pages could get stuck showing an old document. If you bring your own API key and its provider runs out of quota, Dassi now tells you exactly which provider needs attention instead of a generic error. This release also strengthens how Dassi verifies file edits, media outputs, and browser actions to keep tasks running smoothly.
Dassi now double-checks that a file was written correctly before marking it done, preventing incomplete or corrupted saves. Automations that get interrupted partway through are also more likely to pick back up and finish successfully.
Fixed an issue that could cause certain files Dassi generates during a task — like images, PDFs, or other binary files — to come out corrupted. These now save correctly every time.
Dassi's memory, project briefs, and preferences are now saved to your account, so they carry over across sessions and devices instead of staying local to one browser. PDFs that Dassi opens now show up in a clean, built-in viewer instead of a raw file view. The daily voice dictation allowance has also been raised to 30 minutes. This release also brings native INR pricing and UPI payments for customers on the India Lite plan, fixes a Bring-Your-Own-Key issue where a Google AI Studio key could default to the wrong Gemini tier, and makes running task steps and the credit-balance warning display more clearly in the panel.
When an automation finishes, Dassi now shows just the result, without the technical tool trace cluttering the view, making it easier to see what happened at a glance.
Dassi can now record a video of the browser tab while it completes a task, giving you a clear replay of what happened. Signed-in users may now see a brief, centered survey asking where they heard about Dassi, shown after a task wraps up, with a thank-you message once it's submitted. When the task that spends your very last credit finishes, Dassi now offers you the chance to upgrade right then instead of leaving you to find it yourself. This release also fixes a billing issue where an expired trial's leftover spend could incorrectly eat into a later top-up, restores reply and composer text to their intended size, and fixes an issue that could cause some tasks to fail unnecessarily.
If you leave checkout without finishing, Dassi may now offer you 40% off your first month when you come back within 24 hours. This release also fixes an issue where a temporary rate limit was mistakenly shown as a paywall message, so it's now clear when a limit is just temporary.
The Pause and Resume buttons for Workflows are now easier to tell apart at a glance, so you can be confident you're clicking the right one. The prompt suggesting you switch away now appears above the message box instead of getting in the way, and completed replies now have more room to breathe, making them easier to read.
Dassi now reads a PDF page using its own embedded text and layout instead of estimating from an image, making PDF reading more accurate. The checkout page for the new Lite plan has also been polished to match the rest of Dassi's plans.
Dassi now offers a new, lower-cost Lite plan, giving you another way to get started. Checkout is also safer if something interrupts it partway through — recovery is now tied to your account, so you're never accidentally left signed into the wrong one. This release also makes it clearer when a task has finished and what to do next when using the Dassi CLI or MCP.
The Models and Plan pages — and every other page in Settings — now have a cleaner, more polished look inspired by macOS and iOS, with the Plan page making it clearer where you stand and what to do next. You can now highlight text on a page and attach it to your message, so Dassi has exactly the context you meant. Voice dictation also gets its own dedicated bar with a live level meter, so you can see it's picking up your voice as you speak. This release fixes an issue where certain scanned PDFs rendered blank instead of readable text, adds the ability to zoom in on part of a PDF page, lets you pull up past panel conversations on demand, and keeps large groups of chat attachments neatly collapsed.
Dassi now has an Invite Friends program — share your invite code, and when a friend makes their first top-up, you both get rewarded with credit. Dassi can also open and read more PDFs, including scanned documents and files that don't end in .pdf, and any file you upload now becomes part of the conversation for Dassi to reference. This release also fixes an issue where saving your own API key could be incorrectly rejected due to a credit-check glitch.
Saving your own API key now automatically selects that provider, so there's no extra step before you can start using it. The model picker for built-in AI providers has also been cleaned up to show only the curated, supported models.
Voice transcription is now shared between the side panel and Telegram, so your dictated messages work the same way in both places. Granting folder access is simpler, and those permissions now stay available even in read-only panels. Gmail replies and forwards are more reliable on Gmail's current layout, and plain-text emails composed through Site Library now keep their line breaks. The Projects selector has been replaced with working directories for more flexible file organization, and Dassi now supports MCP (Model Context Protocol) access for browser tasks, opening the door to custom integrations.
Dassi can now paste directly from your clipboard using your browser's native paste, making form filling and text entry more reliable. Selecting options from dropdown menus is also more consistent across sites, and Dassi keeps its site-specific tools available even after navigating to a new page. For power users, the Dassi REPL now supports inspecting network activity and inserting large blocks of text in bulk.
Project files and work now persist across conversations, so your context carries over instead of resetting each time you come back. Scheduled Workflows also show the task name while a run is actively in progress, making it easier to see what's happening at a glance. This release also improves how Dassi types into rich-text editors — preserving tabs and line breaks accurately — and strengthens the reliability of automated actions overall.
Dassi now plans out multi-step tasks in advance and tracks its progress with a live checklist as it works, helping it stay on track and complete complex automations more reliably.
Setting up a local agent is now simpler, and Dassi discovers connected browser tools live as they become available, instead of requiring a restart to pick them up.
Conversation history is no longer automatically deleted after 28 days, and closed conversations are now preserved instead of being cleared — your past sessions are safe for good. Scheduled Workflows now show a summary of results under each schedule so you can see how things went at a glance, and automations with an end date are now enforced correctly, with clearer guidance for cleaning up finite tasks. This release also improves the reliability of the Dassi CLI's task control and browser profile routing, and subagents launched during a task now run on the same AI model you've configured. Overall task reliability is meaningfully higher this release.
Installing Dassi now opens a live setup checklist at app.dassi.ai to walk you through getting started. Hitting a credit limit now takes you straight to checkout for a monthly plan, with no extra steps in between. If you send extra instructions while Dassi is busy, they're now delivered together as soon as it's ready, and if you hit Stop, anything still queued is returned to your message box instead of being lost. This release also fixes a billing issue that could apply the wrong cycle to your first payment, and hidden background tab groups no longer use extra graphics resources.
When a scheduled workflow fails to start, Dassi now tells you why instead of leaving you guessing. Error messages also now appear in a clearer spot above the message box, so they're easier to spot and don't get lost in the conversation.
Dassi now properly stops page loads when a task is cancelled, even on slow-loading pages, and aborted actions are now reported accurately. The on-screen cursor and click markers stay visible even when the page layout shifts, and Dassi does a better job reading a page before deciding which button or control to click.
The chat composer has been redesigned with a cleaner look that fits Dassi's style. Interactions with Google Sheets and Google Docs are now more accurate and reliable, and the AI model picker shows simpler, clearer model names. This release also fixes a billing issue that could measure your usage against the wrong plan allowance.
This release strengthens Dassi's code execution engine under the hood, with steadier output handling and background maintenance, plus page references that stay correctly tied to the task that's using them — making automations more stable and consistent.
Dassi now keeps a lightweight reference to images shown in the panel instead of storing the full image data twice, reducing memory use during tasks that involve screenshots or other visual content.
Gemini 3.8 Flash is now the default Dassi-managed model. Dassi also reads pages more thoroughly, returning full, readable snapshots of a page instead of stopping at a fixed depth, and waits more reliably for a page to finish loading before taking its next action. This release also removes an unnecessary warning that could appear when connecting to certain sites, and Dassi now falls back gracefully to standard browser actions on sites where a site-specific integration isn't available.
This release improves the reliability of Dassi's code execution and browser scripting under the hood, so sandboxed results and script completions are handled more consistently and automation scripts finish with accurate results. Optional advanced scripting options for power users have also been simplified.
Dassi now speaks Arabic and Russian, expanding language support even further. The Plan tab has a new standalone Usage Credits section with the usage bar back in view, making it easier to track what you have left. Fixed an issue where the Developer plan's price could show the wrong billing cycle when switching between Monthly and Yearly, and your remaining top-up balance now updates live instead of showing a stale number. The guided tour for Ollama sign-ups has also been reworked to start with the Models tab and keep the right section in view throughout. This release also fixes a sign-in issue that could prevent some providers from working correctly.
If you signed up through the Ollama campaign, a new guided tour walks you through connecting your setup step by step, with each step kept in view so the next action is never out of reach. The Plan tab now has an entry point for topping up your credits directly. The plan lineup has also been simplified by retiring Dassi Pro, and this release improves reliability on pages that rely on iframes (embedded content like chat widgets or forms), with more accurate dialog handling and element finding inside them.
The free trial now includes 200 credits to try Dassi, with clearer messaging throughout that speaks in credits so it's easier to understand what you're getting. Dassi is also better at handling pages that try to block automated access — it now works harder to get past a blocker like a login wall or verification check, and if it genuinely can't, it tells you clearly instead of trying to sneak around it. This release also improves reliability on pages that rely on iframes (embedded content like chat widgets or forms), for more consistent results.
Dassi is more efficient during long or complex tasks, managing its working memory more carefully as it goes so automations stay responsive even in extended sessions.
When Dassi is running code behind the scenes, the panel now shows a clear "Running code" status instead of a technical tool name. Follow-up suggestion chips also now send a real, useful instruction in your own language when you click them, instead of placeholder text.
Clicking, typing, and other on-page interactions now run on a more capable automation engine, making Dassi more reliable across a wider range of sites. Your explicitly chosen AI provider now stays selected instead of being silently overridden. If you use Telegram remote control, each chat now gets its own dedicated browser tab group instead of sharing one.
Keyboard actions are now more reliable across a wider range of sites, thanks to more accurate key-press handling. If you've cancelled your Dassi subscription, you may now receive an email down the line inviting you to come back.
The model picker now shows clear, Dassi-branded model names instead of raw provider labels, so it's easier to see what you're choosing. You'll now get an email if there's a billing issue with your account — whether a payment fails, your account goes on hold, or you cancel your plan. Account verification emails are also more reliable, since the confirmation link is now built correctly every time. Signing up from inside the extension now correctly issues your one-time welcome offer, and a running task now picks back up automatically if your browser needs to restart partway through.
Dassi now shows a friendly reminder to pin it to your browser toolbar for quick access, and that reminder now stays fixed at the very top of the panel so it's easy to spot. The pricing page has been redesigned with clearer plan cards that make it easier to see what's actually different between tiers. The side panel's overflow menu has been reorganized and relabeled for clarity. The dassi.ai website can now open your Dassi side panel directly, and replies are more focused — you see just the agent's answer instead of extra narration about how it got there.
Dassi now supports Site Skills, giving it structured, site-specific playbooks it can draw on to work more reliably on the sites you use most. The Settings page navigation has been reorganized into grouped sections that adapt responsively to your screen size. In the side panel, Clear Chat is now folded into the New Chat button for a cleaner toolbar, and Discord has moved into the overflow menu. If you bring your own API key, DeepSeek's vision-capable model is now available as an option. Dassi also captures sharper screenshots, improving how accurately it reads text on the page.
Reverted the Dassi-managed default model back to Gemini 3.6 Flash after the previous update briefly switched it to a newer model.
You can now sign in to (or out of) the Dassi extension directly from the dassi.ai website, with each connection verified securely before it's applied. The Plan & Billing page has been redesigned with clearer Starter, Pro, and Max cards alongside the new Developer plan and its 7-day trial. Gemini 3.7 Flash is now the default Dassi-managed model, and long tasks are no longer limited by a per-run cap on the number of actions Dassi can take. This release also removes the MiniMax, Cerebras, and HuggingFace options for bringing your own API key.
Scheduled Workflows that would have run while your Mac was asleep are now automatically rescheduled instead of being skipped, so nothing falls through the cracks. The workflow setup wizard is now labeled "Set up a workflow" for clarity. If you bring your own API key, Dassi now checks that it has usable credits right after you connect it, so billing issues are caught before you start a task instead of mid-run. The Plan & Billing page also now offers a dedicated Developer tier with a 7-day trial.
Fixed an issue where declining an approval request while a task was running could unexpectedly clear the task's progress. Your run now stays intact whether you approve or decline.
A new toolbar button lets you start a fresh chat with one click, while keeping your previous conversation safely saved so you can return to it anytime. Dassi now asks for browser access once when you install the extension, instead of prompting you for approval on every new site you visit. Notifications are simpler too, with Telegram on by default and email off, so updates arrive through one clear channel. Clicking Open on a run notification now takes you straight to the result instead of just opening the drawer.
Downloads now show up as clear cards you can open with confidence, since Dassi verifies each one completed successfully instead of relying on an unverifiable click. Opening a stored file now shows it in a secure preview tab. Dassi can also write its own plugins and will ask for your approval before using them, extending what it's able to do for you. Connecting Dassi to your browser is simpler too, with just one paired browser instead of choosing from a device list. The streaming thinking indicator also now collapses to a single line, with a toggle to expand it whenever you want more detail.
Dassi now supports plugins — approve one once, and Dassi automatically loads it whenever it's needed, extending what Dassi can do. The Recorder has also been renamed to Record & Replay for clarity. This release also improves the error details Dassi reports when it can't find an element on a page, making it easier to understand what happened.
The Plan tab now opens with a card showing your current plan, so you can check your subscription at a glance, with a quick link to view other plans if you want to compare or switch.
Fixed an issue where scrolling up in a long conversation could unexpectedly jump back down to the oldest message instead of staying where you left off.
When you set up a task to repeat on an interval, it now becomes a full Workflow you can view, pause, and manage like any other automation, instead of a simple recurring timer. Typing in Japanese, Chinese, or Korean is smoother too — pressing Enter to confirm a character selection in the command bar no longer accidentally triggers a command. The Dassi-managed model lineup has also been refreshed to Gemini 3.6 Flash, 3.1 Pro, and 3.5 Flash Lite.
The side panel now shows notifications for your Workflows, so you know when something needs your attention without switching tabs. A new Workflow management tab in Settings makes it easier to view and manage all your automations in one place, and each completed run now shows its result text right in the run history. Scheduled workflows that run unattended no longer pause waiting for approvals they can't respond to, so they complete reliably on their own.
Workflow cards in the web app now have a single, clear Run Now action instead of separate "Add to Workflows" and "Run Now" buttons. The Site Memory viewer now groups related entries together and lets you delete individual entries instead of clearing everything at once. Skills built from a recorded demonstration are also generated more reliably, and switching between accounts is smoother thanks to additional safeguards during setup.
Dassi's browser extension no longer requests access to your device's CPU and memory usage information, reducing what the extension can see while it works.
The device connections widget now shows more detailed status at a glance, plus a one-click way to switch which device is paired with Dassi. Switching between accounts is also more reliable — Dassi closes several timing issues that could previously cause things to get mixed up mid-switch, and account-specific information across the app now updates immediately when you switch.
Managed credit allowances have doubled — Starter now includes $50 and Pro $200 in monthly credit, so you can get more done before topping up. The web app also has a new Skill Gallery where you can browse and add skills to extend what Dassi can do. This release also fixes a bug that could cause an outdated AI model to be used instead of the current default.
Your Plan & Billing page now shows exactly when your Dassi-managed credits will next reset, so you always know when your balance refreshes.
Filling out a form field now replaces the existing text instead of appending to it, so forms no longer end up with garbled input. Scrolling through a response while Dassi is still typing is smoother too — the panel no longer leaves blank space or yanks back to the bottom when you drag the scrollbar mid-stream. This release also fixes a billing issue that could prevent a saved Bring-Your-Own-Key key from activating your provider.
Dassi now shows you in real time which of your devices are online, so you always know where your automations are running. New devices are registered automatically as soon as you sign in, and any device that goes offline is clearly marked, with old, inactive entries cleaned up automatically to keep your device list tidy.
Dassi now keeps a persistent memory that both you and the agent can edit, so key facts and preferences carry over across sessions instead of being forgotten each time. If you bring your own API key, Claude Opus 5 and Sonnet 5 are now available, alongside Gemini 3.6 Flash and updated default GPT models. Switching between accounts is also more secure — Dassi now fully clears the previous account's model settings and local data instead of carrying anything over.
Answering a question from Dassi over Telegram is now as easy as sending a plain text message — no special reply needed. When a long-running scheduled workflow finishes, Dassi automatically sends you the final result on Telegram. You can also now pause any workflow so it stops running on its own schedule, while still being able to trigger it manually whenever you need it.
Fixed a bug where leaving the side panel hidden for a while could leave background processes running longer than needed, gradually using up extra memory. Dassi now cleans these up right away, keeping things running smoothly during long sessions.
Scheduled runs can now pause and ask for your approval over Telegram before continuing, so you stay in control even when you're away from your computer. You can also choose whether Dassi notifies you by Telegram or Email. A new run-start thumbnail shows you the page Dassi is starting from, so you always have context at a glance. You can now send a follow-up message while Dassi is mid-task and it will queue up instead of interrupting the current step. Reopening a finished session in the web app now restores your full conversation history, and reconnecting a ChatGPT Codex account after a login hiccup is more reliable.
If a scheduled run needs your attention, Dassi can now email you directly instead of you having to check back in the app. Dassi also recovers automatically if your selected AI model becomes unavailable, switching to a working one so your run isn't interrupted. The account page has also been simplified to show just your email instead of your full name.
Your scheduled Workflows now have a Run Now button, so you can trigger a workflow immediately whenever you need it instead of waiting for its next scheduled time — and you can watch its progress live right in the detail panel as it runs. If you bring your own API key, GPT-5.4 Nano is now available as a model option through OpenAI and OpenRouter.
Turn any repeatable task into an automated workflow just by describing it, or by importing an existing process, with the new Workflow onboarding wizard. Your Workflows now show a clear title, a plain-language plan, and a spelled-out schedule (like "every Monday at 9am") instead of cron syntax, and each one keeps a run history so you can see exactly what happened and when. You can also configure Dassi's settings just by chatting with it, instead of digging through menus. Approval prompts no longer time out unexpectedly while waiting for your response, and error messages are clearer when a task runs into a content policy block, a regional restriction, an unsupported attachment type, or an AI provider issue. Google's Gemma 4 models are now available if you bring your own API key.
Scheduled automations that have already proven reliable can now replay instantly without re-thinking every step, so repeat runs finish faster and use less of your usage budget. If your credit balance runs out mid-task, Dassi now finishes the task at hand instead of cutting it off partway through. The Scheduled tab in the web app has been renamed and redesigned as Your Workflows for clearer at-a-glance management. Automated back-and-forward navigation now stays confined to Dassi's own browser tab instead of affecting the tab you're actively using, and the 'controlling your browser' banner now always clears itself instead of occasionally getting stuck on screen. The side panel also no longer lets long conversations overlap the header menu.
New subscribers now get a welcome email confirming their plan. Recurring scheduled tasks each start with a fresh, clean slate instead of carrying over details from the previous run, so automations stay accurate and focused over time. Dassi also completes tasks more efficiently by handling multiple actions at once when it can, contributing to a higher overall task success rate this release.
Dassi can now read scanned PDFs directly in the browser, with a clear permission prompt the first time it opens a PDF tab. The Starter and Pro plan pages now show exactly how much managed credit is included, and a new usage bar on the Plan tab keeps you updated on your remaining balance. Dassi also does a better job confirming that an action actually worked before moving on, and recovers more gracefully from errors and connection hiccups — all adding up to a meaningfully higher task success rate this release.
Dassi's site memory now captures the specific steps that worked on a site so future automations there can follow the same successful approach. Long-running tasks also run more smoothly, as Dassi automatically clears out text data it no longer needs to keep its working memory lean, not just images as before.
Dassi now remembers the steps that worked on a website after successfully finishing a task there, so repeat automations on the same site get faster and more reliable over time. Reading PDFs open in browser tabs is also more dependable, with clearer messages if Dassi ever can't access one.
If a task run hits an error, your conversation history is now saved reliably instead of being lost, so you can pick up right where you left off. This release also includes behind-the-scenes reliability improvements to how Dassi times its actions on a page.
A new web app at app.dassi.ai lets you manage and queue tasks right from your browser, with a guided setup screen if the extension isn't installed yet. Auto-approve now covers your entire session instead of resetting after a limited number of actions, so you're interrupted less often once you've granted permission. Dassi now waits for pages to actually finish updating before checking the result of an action, making automated tasks more accurate. Interrupted or stalled tasks now recover and stop more cleanly, and the Schedules tab is now available in all supported languages.
Dassi now starts each task with a clearer understanding of your intent and stays focused throughout — even on long, complex sessions — resulting in noticeably more tasks completing successfully. The Schedules tab now shows a history of each run so you can see when tasks ran and check their status at a glance. Automated tasks that run on background browser tabs are more reliable, with forms and input fields now responding correctly even when the tab is not in focus. The chat interface also has a cleaner combined send/stop toggle button for a simpler, less cluttered feel.
After Dassi finishes a task, it now shows contextual follow-up suggestions so you can keep going without having to think about what to ask next. If you control Dassi via Telegram, replies now arrive the moment a task completes — no need to send another message to get your result.
New users now start with a one-time $5 free credit to try Dassi — no daily charges, just credit to explore at your own pace. If you use Dassi-managed credits, a new badge alerts you when your balance is running low so you can top up before a task is interrupted.
Dassi now double-checks time-sensitive details — like dates, prices, and availability — before acting on them, reducing errors on tasks where accuracy matters most. A redesigned welcome guide walks new users through Dassi's key features in six clear steps for a smoother start.
Dassi's Gmail integration now lets you reply to emails, forward them, and send emails with attachments — covering the full email workflow in one place. Recurring scheduled tasks are now calendar-aware: set tasks to repeat weekly on a specific day, monthly on a date, or every N days for complete flexibility. Your conversation history is now kept for 28 days (up from 24 hours), so past sessions are easy to find when you need them. The annual Bring-Your-Own-Key plan is now $3/month ($36/year), and MiniMax M3 is available as a new multimodal AI provider.
You can now apply promo codes when completing a one-time purchase via WeChat Pay. The checkout flow also shows a clear loading indicator while it opens, preventing accidental double-taps.
A stability fix ensures different parts of the Dassi extension no longer interfere with each other, resulting in more consistent and reliable behavior across all websites.
Dassi can now read your Gmail inbox and help you draft email replies — expanding its email capabilities beyond just sending. Scheduled task notifications are now clickable, taking you straight to the running task. The agent is more resilient against slow network conditions, automatically retrying when a response stalls rather than giving up. The Dassi CLI now works with Chrome 137 and later. Users signing up may also receive a discount coupon during the sign-up flow.
You can now connect Azure OpenAI or Novita AI as your own AI provider, giving you more flexibility over which AI model powers your tasks. Sessions are more reliable — if your access token expires mid-run, Dassi silently refreshes it and keeps going without any interruption. Error messages have been redesigned to clearly explain what went wrong and guide you on what to do next. Annual plan subscribers will now see their monthly usage budget refresh correctly each month. WeChat Pay is now available for one-time purchases for users in Chinese-language locales. Several smaller fixes include a dropdown in the panel that was incorrectly appearing behind sticky messages.
Under-the-hood maintenance update to keep Dassi running smoothly.
Updated the Chrome and Edge extension store listing to better describe what Dassi can do, helping new users understand the product at a glance.
The Dassi CLI now supports multiple browser profiles simultaneously — each profile runs independently on its own port, making it easy to manage separate workflows from the terminal. The model selector is now scrollable when many AI models are listed, so you can find and switch models without the list cutting off. The pricing page also shows per-month costs for annual plans with a direct sign-up button for each tier.
Dassi can now send emails and look up your Gmail address through a new built-in Gmail skill — no extra setup required. Scheduled tasks are now persistent: they survive session close and resume automatically the next day without missing a beat. When one scheduled task hits repeated errors, only that task pauses while the rest keep running smoothly. Sending files via WhatsApp is also more reliable.
Dassi can now automate WhatsApp Web — send messages and images, search chats, mark messages as read, react to them, and manage group settings, all through a built-in WhatsApp skill pack. You can also connect any OpenAI-compatible AI provider, including Azure OpenAI, LiteLLM, or a local Ollama instance, giving you more flexibility over which AI powers your tasks. Extension updates now apply automatically in the background at safe moments, so you stay on the latest version without any interruption.
The plan page has a cleaner, flat layout with a Monthly/Yearly billing toggle, making it easier to compare options and pick the billing cycle that works best for you.
New users now get a 7-day free trial at $3/day to explore Dassi with no commitment. The welcome screen is clearer about how the trial works, and your sign-in status now updates instantly across all parts of the extension.
Long-running tasks no longer get interrupted — Dassi now keeps them alive as long as they need to complete. Type /new in chat to clear your current session and start fresh instantly. Agent sessions are also more stable overall, with better recovery from unexpected disconnects.
The Dassi command-line tool is now publicly available — install @dassi_ai/cli from npm to control Dassi right from your terminal. Gemini 3.5 Flash is now available as a model option for faster responses. When using Telegram remote control, you'll see a "typing…" indicator while the agent is working. The agent is also more reliable: it verifies links before using them to reduce errors, prefers page-native tools for better site compatibility, and confirms JavaScript actions before running them. Adding a secondary API key no longer interrupts an active task.
Connect Groq, Cerebras, HuggingFace, or Mistral as your AI provider for faster and more flexible task execution. Dassi now speaks German — language support covers English, German, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, and French. Import and share AgentSkills as .zip bundles to bring your custom automations across devices with ease. Send voice messages through Telegram and Dassi will transcribe and act on them. A new Contact tab in settings makes it easy to reach support.
Dassi can now capture and transfer images between browser tabs, making it easier to automate workflows that involve comparing or moving visual content. A heartbeat watchdog keeps tasks running reliably in the background, and large data results are handled more gracefully without interrupting your work.
Dassi can now install and use WebMCP tools — extending what it can do on websites with no extra setup needed. Bring-Your-Own-Key is now available as a perk on managed plans. The model selector warns you when a selected model does not support images, and more OpenRouter models including Qwen and Minimax are now available.
Connect DeepSeek, OpenRouter, Kimi (Moonshot), or xAI (Grok) as your own AI provider for more flexibility. The latest AI models — GPT-5.5, Claude Opus 4.7, and Gemini 3.1 Flash Lite — are now available. Dassi can also automatically write and run custom automation scripts for websites, making it capable on an even wider range of sites.
You can now control Dassi remotely via Telegram — send instructions from your phone while Dassi works in your browser. Get updates and results delivered straight to your Telegram messages without needing to be at your computer.
Under-the-hood update to keep Dassi running reliably.
Bring-Your-Own-Key subscribers can now switch between monthly and annual billing with a simple toggle. The subscription page clearly separates BYOK and Managed plan options to make choosing easier. A new watchdog prevents tasks from getting stuck when a response stream goes idle. You can now rate Dassi directly from the panel's overflow menu to share quick feedback. The BYOK paywall now automatically closes after a successful payment, and the welcome page showcases updated demo tasks — spreadsheet editing and auto-reply drafting.
Type "/" in the chat to see a menu of available slash commands — making it easy to discover and use Dassi's built-in shortcuts without memorising them. Bring-Your-Own-Key users can now choose an annual subscription for better value. The sign-in screen has a polished look with the correct Google logo and a tidier email flow, and error messages are now clearer when something goes wrong during setup.
Desktop notifications now always show the correct completion message when a task finishes, so you are always clearly informed the moment Dassi is done working.
The agent tab and session interface has been overhauled for a cleaner, more intuitive experience — making it easier to manage and keep track of your tasks. Desktop notifications now include the tab group name so you instantly know which task just finished. Browsing your conversation history is also more straightforward.
You can now manage your automation skills directly in Dassi — create, edit, delete, and import skills from the new Skills panel. Type "d" in the Chrome address bar to instantly start a prompt without opening the panel first. Dassi can also be redirected mid-task if you change your mind, automatically retries when AI services have a brief hiccup, and the permission approval flow is cleaner with no duplicate cards.
Dassi now works in six languages — English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, and French — automatically matching your browser language. Desktop notifications let you know the moment a task finishes, so you can step away while Dassi works. The welcome page has a fresh look for a smoother first impression, your message is preserved if you cancel mid-task, and drag-and-drop file handling is more reliable.
Stability and reliability improvements across Dassi. Tasks run more consistently, and several edge-case issues have been resolved to keep your workflows running smoothly.
Clicking on web pages is now more accurate — a fix ensures the visual cursor no longer blocks page interactions. PDF text extraction is more reliable thanks to an improved fallback when pages serve PDFs. If you use your own API keys, your connected models now appear directly in the model selector for easy switching. Sessions are more stable, and false "stuck" warnings on PDF pages have been reduced. Note: sub-agent support has been temporarily paused while we improve its reliability.
Under-the-hood maintenance update to keep Dassi running smoothly.
The Dassi panel has a fresh new look with a redesigned header, message composer, and model selector. You can now sign in with your email address using a one-time code, in addition to Google sign-in. This release also hardens reliability and fixes credit syncing so your balance stays accurate.
Dassi can now break complex tasks into steps handled by sub-agents — independent AI assistants that work in parallel or sequence, even across different AI providers. PDFs on web pages are now readable: Dassi can extract and work with text from PDF documents directly. Date-sensitive tasks are more accurate since Dassi always knows the current year. A new in-app bug reporter makes it easy to share detailed logs when something goes wrong.
Claude AI models are no longer available when using Dassi managed credits. If you use your own Anthropic API key, Claude models remain fully accessible.
Dassi now executes browser actions in the correct order, preventing rare conflicts when multiple steps run in quick succession. Tasks complete more consistently without unexpected interruptions.
Dassi runs more smoothly with reduced background activity. The stop button now works reliably across all open tabs. When Dassi detects it is repeating actions without making progress, it warns you instead of continuing indefinitely.
Getting started with Dassi is now simpler — the panel opens automatically when you install the extension with no login wall to get in the way. Managed credits are more reliable with fewer connection errors. The agent can now create new accounts on websites when needed. Several crashes and compatibility issues with certain sites have also been resolved.
Your AI model selection now carries over automatically when Dassi updates — no need to reconfigure. Switching AI providers also takes effect right away without any extra steps.
Dassi now loads faster with a smaller, optimized extension package, so you can get to work without delays.
Under-the-hood reliability improvements to keep Dassi running smoothly.
You can now drop files anywhere in the Dassi panel — no need to find a specific upload zone. New scheduling tools let Dassi run tasks automatically on a set schedule. Sessions restore more reliably after interruptions, with related steps grouped together for a cleaner conversation view.
Automated performance benchmarks now run with every release, helping us catch and fix slowdowns before they reach you. Expect Dassi to stay consistently fast as we keep shipping improvements.
Navigate your previous prompts using the up and down arrow keys — Dassi now remembers your input history and preserves any draft you were typing. Messages are queued and automatically retried if there is a brief connection hiccup, so nothing gets lost. Dassi is also smarter about safety, better distinguishing between routine page interactions and sensitive financial data entry.
Dassi now safely isolates content returned from web pages, protecting you from potential security issues when working with untrusted sites.
Viewer links in Dassi tab groups no longer close unexpectedly, so you can keep reference pages open while Dassi works. Security improvements also run in the background to keep your account safer.
When Dassi encounters an issue, the error is now shown directly in the chat so you always know what happened and can take action. The upgrade prompt now correctly opens your plan page instead of sending you to an unexpected screen.
Managing your own API keys is now smoother — you can change or disconnect your key at any time from settings. Dassi also validates your key format upfront and shows clearer errors if something goes wrong.
Code blocks in responses now have one-click copy buttons and language labels so you can grab code instantly. Markdown responses look sharper with a redesigned visual hierarchy. Dassi can also interact with more types of editable content on web pages, and inline code no longer appears as oversized blocks.
Dassi now detects when it's stuck repeating the same steps and stops gracefully instead of spinning indefinitely. Clicking and interacting with complex web pages is more precise. Google API key setup is more reliable, and API keys are now shown in plain text on the settings page for easier copying.
Dassi's responses now look better across the board — markdown tables fit neatly within the panel, text streams without gaps or glitches, and content automatically adjusts to the panel width for a more comfortable reading experience.
You can now run multiple Dassi agents at the same time — each one works independently without interfering with the others. The latest GPT model is now available, the Connection tab accurately reflects whether your API keys are active, and navigation within dynamic page elements like filters and dropdowns is more reliable.
If your previously selected AI model is no longer available, Dassi now automatically falls back to a working default so your tasks keep running without interruption. Error messages when using your own API keys are also more accurate and less likely to show unnecessary upgrade prompts.
The Settings page has been redesigned with a clean tabbed layout for easier navigation. You can now connect your own Anthropic or Google API keys directly from the new Connection tab. A new file storage feature lets Dassi save and retrieve files during tasks. Helpful tips now appear when you start a new chat, and a new bug report button makes it easy to share feedback without leaving the app.
dassi now uses Gemini 3.1 Pro by default, bringing sharper reasoning and better task performance. Page reading is more accurate, the agent handles complex websites more reliably, and an unnecessary confirmation prompt has been removed to keep your workflow uninterrupted.
The chat input now automatically grows as you type, making it easy to compose longer messages without losing your place. You can now connect your ChatGPT account and use Codex as your AI provider directly within dassi. The agent also stops more cleanly when you cancel a task mid-way.
Attach multiple files at once by dragging and dropping them into the chat. dassi's visual automation is now more precise and reliable, with improved screenshot accuracy and stronger verification after each browser action. A new BigQuery Analytics skill lets dassi query and analyze your data warehouses directly.
You can now share images with dassi by pasting, dragging and dropping, or using the file picker — dassi will see and understand them. dassi is also now available as a Microsoft Edge extension. Errors that previously went unnoticed are now shown so you always know when something needs attention.
Updated extension description in the Chrome Web Store to better reflect what dassi can do and help new users understand the product.
Choose a plan that fits your needs with the new Stripe-powered subscription billing. Before any paid action, dassi now asks for your approval so you stay in control. The side panel has a fresh warm gray look with Dassi orange highlights, and font sizes now scale to your display for a more comfortable experience.
New developer features enable advanced integration capabilities for custom workflows and external tools.
Updated Chrome Web Store publishing workflow to use the V2 API for improved extension deployment reliability.
Migration to Chrome Web Store V2 API for streamlined extension publishing process.
Server-controlled model selection with default Haiku and Gemini 3 Pro models for optimal performance. New built-in skill guide to teach agents the SKILL.md format.
Drag-and-drop file attachments in side panel. Dashboard loader for agent-generated HTML content. New page_source tool with frontmatter validation. CDP debugger improvements and code review workflow enhancements with Claude Opus 4.6.
Collapsible user messages for cleaner conversations. New context files virtual filesystem for better file handling. Improved overlay text rendering and viewport-relative scrolling. Enhanced agent logging and test infrastructure improvements.
Performance optimizations reduce unnecessary waits during automation. Polished UI with better button alignment and stop controls. Improved click reliability for complex web apps.
Smart URL suggestions widget auto-executes prompts based on your current page. Stop automation directly from the page with the new overlay control. iOS-style sticky messages, raw text extraction tool, and major performance improvements with smarter caching.
Open dassi instantly with the Alt+Shift+D keyboard shortcut. Refreshed extension icon and new 5-step onboarding flow for first-time users.
Real-time credit usage limits keep you informed of your balance. Improved conversation title generation and smoother error handling across sessions.
dassi can now see your screen and click precisely where needed. Visual click markers show exactly what dassi is doing. Streamlined to 8 focused, AI-optimized actions.
Choose from Claude Sonnet 4.5, Opus 4.5, Gemini, or GPT models. Bring your own API key or use managed credits with real-time cost tracking.
Auto-generated conversation titles. Rich markdown responses with table support. Interactive starter prompts for new chats and input history navigation with arrow keys.
dassi is now available to all users. No more waitlist or invite codes required.
AI responses now render in beautiful markdown formatting. Clickable tool status with smooth View Transitions animations show what dassi is doing in real time.
Fixed an issue that could cause errors when logging in. Sessions now reconnect more reliably.
Your chat history is now saved and restored when you reopen dassi. New shimmer loading animation shows when dassi is processing your requests.
Sign in securely with your Google account. New chat toolbar with quick-clear button and settings access. Slash commands for power users.
Interrupt dassi at any point during a task. Smart memory management keeps long-running tasks fast and responsive.
Organize your workspace with tab group management. Slash commands for quick actions. Multi-panel support for working across multiple tabs simultaneously.
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