Press Cmd+F (Ctrl+F elsewhere) in any chat or project chat to search the whole conversation, including older messages that haven't loaded yet.
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Search the whole chat. Cmd+F (Ctrl+F on Windows and Linux) opens a slim find bar in any chat or project chat. It counts matches across every message, even older ones that never loaded.
Step through matches. Enter jumps to the next match, newest first, and Shift+Enter goes back. A match in an older message is paged in and scrolled to for you. Esc closes the bar.
Works in the apps. Long chats unload their oldest messages in the desktop app and Safari, so the browser's own find used to miss them. Now it doesn't.
Claude Fable 5.2 is in the model picker for everyone, with a 1M-token context and reasoning levels. Ultra now runs on it by default.
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In the picker. Claude Fable 5.2 is available to every workspace. Choose it for a chat, a project or a scheduled task, like any other model.
Ultra runs on it. The Ultra preset now serves Fable 5.2 at high reasoning by default, so you get it without touching a setting.
Room to think. A 1M-token context window and reasoning levels, from low to max. If a request gets refused, Viktor quietly retries it on Opus so your work isn't dropped.
Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash is in the video model library: clips up to 15 seconds with audio, at 720p or 1080p, and about 30% cheaper to run than 1.1.
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Longer clips. Ask Viktor for Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash and you get 3 to 15 seconds of video with audio, up from 10 seconds on 1.1. Pick 720p for drafts or 1080p for the keeper.
Cheaper to run. About 30% less than 1.1, and it ranks first on the Arena image-to-video board.
Defaults stay put. Seedance 2.5 is still the default video model, and 1.1 keeps working until Google moves it to 1.2 on 3 December.
Mark up an attached image before you send it, make animated GIFs and SVGs with GPT Image 2.6, and a quicker Kling 4.0 Flash for video.
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Annotate before you send. Click an image you just attached and hit Annotate to draw on it with a pen, highlighter, arrow, box, ellipse or text. Notes can be moved, resized and deleted, and Viktor gets the picture with your marks baked in.
GPT Image 2.6. The new default for image generation and editing, at high quality. It can also make animated GIFs and SVGs now, so ask for a looping sticker or a crisp vector logo.
Kling 4.0 Flash. A faster Kling for video, 720p and 3 to 20 seconds, for when you want a draft in a hurry.
Pin any document, image or link to the top of a chat's Contents, and busy projects now list newest first with ages and real write-up names.
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Pin to top. Right-click a row in Contents (or long press on your phone) and pin it. Pins sit on top, are shared with everyone in the chat, and stay put even after the message scrolls out of view.
Newest first. Documents, images and links now list the latest few and fold the rest into an "Earlier" row, with a small age on each one (3h, 1d, Oct 28).
Write-ups with names. A run's write-up now takes the title of the run that made it, so Documents is no longer a column of identical "write-up" rows.
Every member now gets a profile page with their own usage, tasks, Spaces, integrations and skills, plus a leaderboard of who used Viktor most.
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A page that's just yours. Open Profile from the account menu to see your own credits and when you work, your scheduled tasks with their next and last runs, and the Spaces, integrations and skills you've made. Until now per-person usage was admin-only.
Leaderboard. A new tab ranks everyone in your workspace by credits used this week or this month, with a podium for the top three and arrows showing who moved up or down since last time.
Link the Viktor mobile app from any account by scanning a QR code, and hover a GitHub pull request link in chat to see what it is.
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Link your phone in seconds. Open Settings, My account, pick Link mobile app, and scan the QR code from the Viktor app on your phone. It now shows for every account, with a code to type in if scanning isn't an option. You can also jump straight there at app.viktor.com/link-mobile.
Peek at a pull request. Hover a GitHub pull request link in chat and a small card shows its state, title, author, and how many lines and files changed, without opening anything.
