Capy 0.4.6
Private threads and projects
Threads and projects can now be private: share one with the people you choose, and nobody else in your organization sees it. You can also choose when each thread compacts, long sessions on GPT models run faster, and the thread chat is easier to read and steer.
This release also adds lazy repositories, share links for drive files, more than one subscription per provider, and Claude Haiku 5.5. Asking Capy for a Captain now creates one, and the Pull requests list shows public pull requests outside your projects. Firecrawl joins the plugin marketplace, and GPT-6.1 Sol gets an ultrafast mode. The Drive tab previews a file beside its tree, 3D models (STL, OBJ, GLB) included, and Settings → General lets you pick the microphone for voice input.
Private threads and projects
Set Access to Only specific people on a thread, a Captain, or a project, then add the people who should see it. Everyone you add gets a notification, and Transfer ownership hands a thread to someone else. On the Projects & setup page, Set owner picks who owns a project.
When you start a thread, the composer's Access menu makes it private and names its people before you send. The project picker lists your own projects first.
A teammate who follows a link to something private sees Ask for access instead of a missing page, and the owner decides. Admins choose who can keep work private, and the default access for new threads, in the organization's Sharing settings.
Compact at, per thread
Open a thread's context meter and click Compact at to choose when that thread compacts, anywhere up to the model's full window. Set org default makes the same value the default for your organization.
By default, a thread compacts at 400,000 tokens, or at 80% of a smaller model's window, and new threads use medium reasoning effort unless you pick another.
More than one subscription
Connect a second ChatGPT or SuperGrok subscription with Add another on the Models page. Your threads use your subscriptions in the order listed. When one runs out, a thread moves to the next one instead of leaving your own connections. Set a Usage cap on a subscription, and the next one takes over once it reaches that share of any limit.
Faster, steadier GPT sessions
Threads on GPT-6 models with a ChatGPT subscription start each step sooner, which adds up over a long session. After compaction, a thread keeps everything that was said and carries your open requests forward, so it picks up where it left off instead of stalling.
A new thread chat
An agent's reply now reads as sections. Hover a section and click Reply to quote it above the composer, so your answer is about that one point. The work between two messages folds into one line, and anything that needs you comes first on it.
A message you send from the app while a thread is working now steers it: the current step finishes, and Capy reads your message next instead of stopping. A queued message waits above the composer, where you can edit it, discard it, or send it now. Tool programs stay folded while they run, and interrupting a thread keeps the reasoning it already finished.
Guided review on big pull requests
Big pull requests now get a guide too. The guide notes lockfiles, generated files, and files deleted whole by name instead of reading them in full, so a large change is no longer refused for its size. A guide that runs out of time tries again on its own.
The Before / after diagrams on a guide's Overview now read top to bottom and fit the card, with each branch in its own lane. An expanded diagram fits its dialog when it opens. To share a guide, open Copy in the pull request's menu and choose Copy link to guide.
Other fixes
Mermaid labels no longer clip when zoomed, and a message sent to a waiting thread shows in the chat at once. Dictation keeps streaming after a send. A copied file link opens the pull request at that file, and a pull request tab never opens a pull request from another repository. Drive keeps your open file and scroll position, and Claude Opus 5.5 and Sonnet 5.5 threads on your own Anthropic key no longer stop with a signature error. In Slack, session verbs take a ! prefix and !help posts the shortcuts sheet, and Capy reacts with 👀 when it picks up a GitHub mention. Videos get volume, mute and a 0.25x speed. The Settings sidebar is flat, with Review split into Repositories and Agent config, org Activity filters by Cloud or Local, and plugins in the Codex and Grok layouts now load.
