Changelog

Everything Viktor learns to do, the day it ships.

September

10releases
Wed · #079

GPT-6.1 Sol, Sonnet 5.5, and # for channels

Two new models land in the picker, Balanced and Ultra move to Claude Opus 5.5, and # in chat references Slack channels.

  • New models. GPT-6.1 Sol arrives at GPT-6 Sol's price, and Claude Sonnet 5.5 is out of beta for everyone.
  • Presets upgraded. Balanced (and !fast) now runs Opus 5.5 at low reasoning, Ultra runs it at high. Nothing to change on your end.
  • # for channels. Type # in web chat to pick a Slack channel you can read and point Viktor straight at it.
  • Docs for everything. viktor.com/docs now covers every user-facing feature, by category.
Tue · #078

One sidebar, a chat-first home, and two-voice audio

The sidebar is one clean column, home now opens on a chat with Viktor, and text-to-speech can do real dialogue.

  • Single-rail sidebar. Nav and recent chats share one column, so two panels stop fighting for space.
  • Home is the Viktor page. Starting a chat comes first, instead of a credits and rewards dashboard.
  • Multi-speaker audio. One call renders a back-and-forth between voices, with tags like [whispers] or [laughs].
Thu · #075

Photo albums in chat, and target ROAS in Google Ads

Images and videos in a message now group into a tidy album with a real player, and Viktor can set ROAS per ad group.

  • Albums. Multiple images and videos render together as a compact album with a working player.
  • Target ROAS. The Google Ads MCP sets target ROAS on a single ad group directly.
  • No silent no-ops. If the bid strategy wouldn't honor the change, Viktor says so instead of pretending.
Wed · #072

Wide tables and code get room to breathe

Wide tables and code blocks in chat can now expand to the full pane width, while the conversation stays centered.

  • Expand in place. A wide table or code block stretches to the full pane, and nothing else moves.
  • Tidy controls. Each block gets a border and an Expand button next to Copy, matched to your theme.
Tue · #071

A wider chat, and the door to the Community

Pick Default, Wider or Full width chat, and find the Viktor Community from a new link in the site footer.

  • Chat width. Choose Default, Wider or Full from the thread header or Settings, Behavior. Only the messages grow; the composer stays put.
  • The Viktor Community. A footer link opens /community, where eligible workspaces can ask for an invite.
Sat · #070

Your dashboard, about your work

The dashboard now leads with your own chats, runs and pages, plus emoji search in chat and a Viktor adapter for ACP clients.

  • A personal home. Your recent chats, scheduled runs and published pages come first; admins get a workspace summary below.
  • Emoji search. Type a colon in any composer to find an emoji without losing your draft.
  • ACP adapter. Use Viktor from any Agent Client Protocol client, with a Quick Start for install, keys and approvals.
Wed · #067

Queue a follow-up, or steer the run

Send a message mid-run and choose: steer Viktor now, or queue it for after. Plus a Cheap preset and higher Claude reasoning.

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  • Steer or Queue. Steer slides your message into the current run; Queue waits until it finishes. Great for "then do X".
  • Shortcuts. Enter uses your default, and Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+Enter does the other one, once.
  • A Cheap preset. A fourth option next to Ultra, Smart and Balanced, for lookups and busywork.
  • More thinking. Recent Claude models now go to xhigh and max reasoning.
Read the full story : Queue a follow-up, or steer the run
Tue · #066

Rename your chats

Chats in the web app can now be renamed right from the sidebar, and the name syncs everywhere.

  • A proper menu. Every chat row has a menu (or right-click) with Pin, Rename and Archive.
  • Edit in place. Enter saves, Escape cancels, and the new name follows you to your other devices.
Mon · #064

Integration picks for everyone, and calmer approvals

Every Slack workspace now gets recommended integrations, and approval cards lead with what will happen, not raw JSON.

  • Recommended for you. The integrations page suggests tools for every Slack workspace, refreshed weekly at no extra cost.
  • Plain words first. Approval cards open with a caption and Viktor's own sentence; the raw arguments sit behind a toggle.
  • No accidental always. "Always approve this tool" moved into the Approve button's menu.
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