Copera Office lands: Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Markdown files now open and edit inside Copera, with an AI panel that writes straight into the document, an Ask AI button on any selection, every AI edit listed and revertable, and 30 days of version history. Alongside it, hired agents can finally do a job end to end — they have a page listing everything they can reach, can work across several boards, and can be given narrow, revocable authority to email a lead, answer a customer or book a meeting without asking each time.

The biggest change to Copera's AI yet: an agent is now a channel. You talk to it where you talk to your team, it asks for what it needs right there, and it answers to its own admins with its own powers, budget and memory. Next to it, the Vault means a password never has to sit in a message again, Ask Copera can now do almost anything you can do in the app — and asks first when it matters — and a new Chrome extension lets Copera work in your browser alongside you.

Board permissions stop being guesswork. Roles are listed and explained instead of hidden behind dead controls, Members tells you why each person has access, row visibility is something you can see the impact of before you save, and See board as lets you look at the board through anyone's eyes. Alongside it: a password on any public artifact link, real message search across your channels, and a weekly AI limit that says what it is and how to get more.

Contacts stops being two half-address-books and becomes one record per person, with a hub of its own, a full history of every interaction, and control over who can see what. The omnichannel Support area is rebuilt end to end — labels, response countdowns, a filter-and-sort menu, and a composer that finally behaves like a messaging app. And Copera AI arrives where you already are: a pill that reads the page in front of you and writes the answer straight into it.

The biggest week yet for the AI Workforce: a hired agent is now a real teammate with its own memory, routines, skills, budget and a rulebook you write in plain language — and it can reply in a shared inbox or hand work to another agent. Alongside it, Ask Copera stops losing what you were typing, can be steered while it is running, and ends turns honestly instead of showing a red card for something you asked it to stop. Instagram messaging arrives in the Inbox, voice channels get a shared music queue, and the Inbox finally works properly on a phone.

Copera's pricing becomes three simple layers — a platform that is free forever for unlimited members, one AI usage plan per workspace with a weekly allowance that resets, and add-ons you buy one at a time. Alongside it: a rebuilt Spark editor where the camera is finally its own layer you can move after recording, PDF export for Artifacts, and an Ask Copera that remembers what you tell it, branches from any message, and lets you undo an action it already committed.

You can now click any element inside an Artifact and leave a comment right there, Stories bring short workspace updates to your sidebar, and Copera gets a full redesign — a new Midnight default theme, per-area accent colours, and rebuilt AI Workforce, Automations and Ask Copera screens.

Sparks is here — a full screen-recording studio built into Copera, with a camera bubble, instant share links, AI subtitles, dubbing, and editing by transcript. Ask Copera can now turn a single message into a finished, cited research report, and AI usage analytics gets a complete redesign.

Copera now speaks six languages. Copera Loop turns a chat message into a live collaborative block anyone in the conversation can edit, Experiences lets you ask the AI to build an interactive page you can share, and the automation builder gains a real run debugger with run-now, retry, and step-by-step inspection.

Workforce ships its first real roster: eleven ready-made AI employees for sales, marketing, support, contracts, recruiting, bookkeeping and more — hire one and it provisions itself. Call history arrives with records, chat chips and a Calls panel, billing was rebuilt from the ground up with Pix support, and the Workload view is dramatically faster.