Bearly 6: a faster engine under every chat

Bearly 6 is live on the web and in the desktop app, running on a new engine Bearly built from scratch. It's the part that takes your message, calls the model and its tools, and keeps the conversation in sync. Existing chats move over the first time you open them, and nothing needs to be turned on.

A new chat sends your first message as soon as you press Send, instead of setting up the conversation with the server first. A chat you've opened before shows up right away from the copy on your device, even before it syncs, and stays readable offline.

You can also change an answer while it's running. While Bearly is working, the composer shows three options:

• Send adds your message to the answer in progress. Bearly reads it at its next step and adjusts, keeping the searches and reading it has already done.
• Queue holds your message until the current answer finishes, for a follow-up that shouldn't change the work underway.
• Stop ends the answer where it is.

This works in most chats. Routine results and some older, very long chats keep the previous behavior.

Running chats now follow you across devices, too. An answer appears on every signed-in device while it's being written, so you can start a long research question on your laptop and watch it finish on your phone. You can stop it from either one, and answer approval requests on whichever device you're using. The work runs on the device you sent it from, so keep that tab or app open until the answer finishes.