Connect your own OpenRouter account for direct access to 300+ AI models, plus faster approvals and cleaner Space URLs.
Native OpenRouter integration. Connect your own OpenRouter API key and Viktor can chat with any of OpenRouter's 300+ models, billed to your own OpenRouter credits, with a model browser and key-status check built in.
Grouped approval cards in app chat. A burst of tool calls needing approval now folds into a single card instead of a stack, with an "Always approve this tool" option, bringing app chat's approval flow to parity with Slack.
Readable Space URLs. New Viktor Spaces get a human-readable address (e.g. workstreams-zeta.viktor.space) instead of a random string, making them easier to share and recognize.
With Meta Ads connected, Viktor can now create, edit, and delete posts on your Facebook Page, not just draft unpublished ad creatives.
Facebook Page posts. With a Meta Ads connection, Viktor can now publish a visible post to your Facebook Page, edit its text, or delete it, going beyond unpublished ad creatives to real Page feed writes. Every create, edit, or delete asks for your approval first, and a successful post always comes back with a link so you can check it live on Facebook.
When Viktor creates a Google Calendar event, invited guests can now edit it directly instead of only proposing changes.
Direct edit access for calendar guests. When Viktor creates a Google Calendar event, guests (including the person who asked for it) can now edit the event directly (move the time, update details) instead of only being able to propose changes. Viktor's connected account stays the organizer; this only changes what guests can do.
Connect your Supermemory account over OAuth so Viktor can search and add to your personal memory store.
Supermemory integration. Supermemory is now a card in the integrations catalog, connected over OAuth to Supermemory's hosted MCP server. Once connected, Viktor can search your existing memories and pull them into whatever you're working on. Connections are private to you by default, and anything that writes or forgets a memory asks for your approval first. Viktor's own workspace memory is untouched. This is an extra store you already own, not a replacement.
Connect Wispr Flow's Notetaker so Viktor can read your meeting notes, and workspace memory now works on Microsoft Teams.
Wispr Flow integration. Wispr Flow is now a first-class card in the integrations catalog, connected over OAuth to Wispr's official Notetaker MCP. Once connected, Viktor can list your recorded meetings and pull their notes, summaries and action items into whatever you're working on, no setup beyond clicking Connect.
Workspace memory on Microsoft Teams. Memory is no longer Slack-only. Teams workspaces get the same three pieces Slack has: relevant memory injected into the first turn of a new thread, memory_search available to Viktor mid-task, and the nightly pass that turns conversations into durable workspace knowledge.
