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# Changelog

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## Aubrey v1 is live

Aubrey v1 brings the core personal AI agent experience together: setup from the web, chat, email forwarding, managed calendar, reminders, sharing, and practical workflows for everyday life.

### What you can do now

* Create an Aubrey account and set up your first agent from the web.
* Chat with Aubrey in the agent workspace.
* Give each agent its own Aubrey email address for forwarded messages and direct email.
* Ask Aubrey to summarize emails, draft replies, extract next steps, and remember useful details.
* Use a built-in AI model without setting up a separate model account.
* Use starter cards and recipe suggestions to pick useful next tasks for an agent.
* Use Aubrey's managed calendar for reminders, check-ins, appointments, holds, and follow-ups.
* Set recurring check-ins, such as a family morning briefing or weekly planning reminder.
* Share an agent with another person and coordinate around the same context.
* Pair supported messaging channels such as WhatsApp, Telegram, text message, and email when available for your plan.
* Connect Google Workspace on paid plans for Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Docs, Sheets, and selected files.
* Open in-app Help for Documentation, Help Center, Discord, and Support.
* Use sample workflows for family activity planning, shared event checklists, soccer carpools, family knowledge, and jury duty checks.

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<summary>Highlights</summary>

* **Simple setup:** create an agent by answering a short onboarding flow, choosing built-in Aubrey tools or Google Workspace, and giving Aubrey a first task.
* **Web chat:** ask Aubrey for plans, drafts, summaries, decisions, and next steps.
* **Built-in models:** start using Aubrey without bringing a separate AI subscription or model account.
* **Aubrey email:** forward selected emails to store context, email Aubrey directly for a reply, or cc Aubrey with an explicit request in a thread.
* **Calendar and reminders:** subscribe to an Aubrey calendar feed, create calendar-ready plans, and schedule check-ins.
* **Sharing:** invite collaborators, send invite links, and optionally pair collaborator messaging links.
* **Files and context:** attach files in chat and use approved context to help Aubrey answer better.
* **Account controls:** manage your sign-in email, password, billing, credits, plan, and optional quality data preferences.

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<summary>Helpful starting points</summary>

* [Getting Started with Aubrey](https://aubrey-agent.gitbook.io/aubrey-docs/documentation/getting-started/getting-started-with-aubrey)
* [Chatting with Aubrey](https://aubrey-agent.gitbook.io/aubrey-docs/documentation/getting-started/chatting-with-aubrey)
* [Forward selected emails to Aubrey](https://aubrey-agent.gitbook.io/aubrey-docs/help-center/email-calendar/forward-selected-emails-to-aubrey)
* [Email, Calendar, and Messaging](https://aubrey-agent.gitbook.io/aubrey-docs/documentation/guides/email-calendar-and-messaging)
* [Sharing an Agent](https://aubrey-agent.gitbook.io/aubrey-docs/documentation/guides/sharing-an-agent)
* [Sample Use Cases](https://aubrey-agent.gitbook.io/aubrey-docs/documentation/sample-use-cases)

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