Changelog

New-task pages now guide teams through Codex setup before showing the CAD connection prompt.

Model choices are now organized into ordered Lite, Pro, and Ultra families, with live model names, reasoning effort controls, provider icons, and the first available model selected by default.

Stopping a response and sending queued work now follow a consistent order, so interrupted responses are saved correctly and the visible cutoff stays intact after refresh.

Parallel Onshape requests can now refresh expired credentials safely without invalidating one another, reducing failures that previously required reconnecting.

PDF viewers, slide previews, and PDF thumbnails now load more reliably

Connector search now covers the full catalog, with relevant results, loading states, pagination, and clearer guidance when you need to type more.

Answered ask-user questions now remain visible when an assistant turn continues streaming.

Assistant content now stays within the conversation column as responses stream, preventing images and subagent cards from shifting size.

Completed assistant answers no longer revert to an older partial version while the final task state is syncing.

Connector mentions can now be selected from the composer or Context, carried into saved messages, and included in agent context with support for names, aliases, and multiword searches.

The connector catalog now includes GPT-6-Astra, and model catalog results load more quickly and consistently.

Adam can now create and edit assembly mates and relations in Onshape, including suppressing and unsuppressing mates.

Adam now correctly completes a feature-creation request when Onshape reports an error after the feature was already committed, avoiding duplicate retries and misleading failures.

Bare continuation turns that finish without text or tool output are now settled as completed instead of being reported as failures.

Fast model settings now start with the correct provider options, and empty options are rejected so requests cannot be billed at the Fast rate while running at standard speed.

The Rhino connector now ships with its plug-in and MCP server, restoring reliable Windows releases and avoiding downloads from external package sources during installation.

Rhino 8 is now available as a built-in desktop connector preset, so you can connect Adam to Rhino through its MCP integration.

Explore assemblies in a collision-resolved exploded view, with a Spread slider that smoothly moves parts away from their assembled positions.

Open Usage, Scheduled, and Files from a shared hover navigation menu that stays open as you move between sections.

Try a read-only Demo workspace with curated projects, tasks, conversations, and files, available even before signing in.

Use new team and profile image controls with upload, replacement, removal, drag, zoom, reset, and crop previews.

Assigned-seat usage now follows each member’s plan and is shown consistently in the admin controls, while shared add-on funds remain team-wide.

Adam can now notify you outside the tab, so a finished task or a waiting question reaches you even when you are in another window, with a one-time prompt to turn it on.

If a chat pauses for a question or an approval while you are looking elsewhere, a toast tells you what Adam needs and takes you straight there.

The trial screen now has a personal and enterprise toggle, so teams can book a demo without hunting for the right page.

The separate Usage page is gone and its weekly meter now sits in Billing, so there is one place to check where you stand.

Chat replies no longer end with a stray note about memory being saved after Adam remembers something.

Adam inside Onshape now keeps you signed in with a proper browser session, so the panel no longer drops you or asks you to reconnect while you work.

Oversized images and PDFs are now sized to fit, so a big file no longer fails the message you sent it with.

The Fusion add-in now has its own Adam panel on the SOLID tab, so you can reopen the palette with one click instead of toggling the add-in off and on.

The first step of most Fusion workflows, reading and opening the active document, no longer fails when a document is already open.

If you queue a message while a run is in progress, the follow-up turn now streams live instead of appearing all at once at the end.

Stopping dictation fully when dictation is turned off, so your browser no longer shows "microphone in use" until you refresh the tab.

Longer conversations now cost less for Pro models

The share menu's Publish tab now offers Private, Public link, or Password protected, and picking the last one generates a friendly passcode like happy-crane that visitors need to open the link.

Share-state indicators now show whether a task is private, publicly linked, or passcode protected without opening the menu.

Starting dictation no longer wipes your draft: speech streams in at your caret (replacing any selected text) and you can keep typing while it runs.

The credit balance pill has returned to the top right of the new-task page in the web app, matching the Onshape and Fusion panels.

Requests for your approval now use the same card style as Adam's questions, with smoother animations and clear Approve and Deny buttons.

When a STEP file lands in your workspace, whether from an agent, an upload, an in-browser edit, or a transfer from a device, we start preparing its 3D view right away so the viewer opens from cache instead of making you wait.

Gradients in the in-app PDF viewer render properly instead of flashing bright pink, and generated PDFs no longer carry shadows that trip the same rendering path.

Runaway turns that used to spin until the step limit and still bill as successes are now detected and cut short.

Adam now spends less time digging around before executing CAD work. Some tool calls that fail in CAD now shows cleanly as errors.

Uploading two files with the same name in one task now keeps both.

The card that the agent uses to ask you a question got a full visual overhaul, including better handling of multi-select, long labels, and open-ended answers.

You can now view and manage legacy plans directly, with the ability to see, cancel, or leave a subscription that previously showed up as Free.

Opening a STEP file is faster, especially on repeat views, thanks to a persistent result cache and quicker topology extraction.

Reopening a STEP file is much faster now.

Typing a message, navigating away, and coming back now keeps your unsent texts.

Adam can now answer questions about your account, plan, and credit balance on demand.

Adam now catches interference and collisions between parts and highlights them in red in the online CAD viewer

The accounts center now has a Team section for shared teams and a link from workspace settings to the full account page.

Adam now remembers more of what matters across conversations, with proactive saving, nightly consolidation, and visible memory activity in chat.

The Onshape panel now carries the full workspace conversation: streaming responses, tool activity, and message history, right next to your document at onshape.adam.new.

Grok 4.5 is available as a model choice in both the Fusion and Onshape copilots.

Adam can run a dedicated adversarial review over finished work to catch mistakes before handing results back to you.

The task thread shows a brand avatar and a live thinking indicator, so it is easier to see when Adam is working.

HEIC and HEIF attachments convert to JPEG on attach, with a loading tile while the conversion runs.

Websites built in your workspace can now be deployed to a stable, shareable address that stays up after the task ends.

A dedicated account page lets you manage sessions and delete your account, with a complete cascade across your data.

GPT-5.6 Sol replaces GPT-5.5 everywhere it was offered.

Files open in a fullscreen preview with simplified toolbars built for touch.

Tasks group into collapsible sections, with pinned tasks kept on top and marked with a pin.

Backspace no longer deletes attachments when the input is empty, and streaming PDF previews stop looping Safari into endless reflows.

Adam can verify part clearances and interference across Onshape, Fusion, and workspace CAD before you print or machine a design.

Upgrading now redirects to checkout in the same tab, so browser popup blockers cannot interrupt it.

The workspace can be installed as an app (PWA) on desktop and mobile, with brand-correct icons.

Attach parts of your CAD model to a message as pills, and click a pill to highlight the part in the viewer.

The STEP viewer renders authored part colors and gets a restyled inspection panel, and the OpenSCAD viewer gains a customizer panel and smarter camera framing.

Search across task titles and message bodies to find past work instantly.

The files grid gets a CAD file-type filter and real rendered previews of your models.

Deleting a task now cleanly stops any run still in progress.

Both models join the picker, and orchestration moved to GPT-5.5.

A new offscreen rendering engine with camera presets and part isolation produces faster, cleaner model snapshots.

Connect Adam to Blender and SketchUp through the desktop connector and work with them straight from your workspace.

Demo videos on the copilot page now play in a modal on click.

Shared file reads are authorized against the file's own team, closing a gap in link-based access.

The file preview modal no longer crashes when exporting markdown.

Sharing a task now offers separate Share and Publish tabs with consistent controls.