Release log
What changed in Cruxes
One entry per release, in plain words. Nothing is listed until it is live, and nothing that is still switched off.
The Gmail inbox scan is switched off
Cruxes no longer scans a connected Gmail inbox for decisions.
- IntegrationsCruxes no longer scans a connected Gmail inbox for emails that need a decision.
Safer recommendations, decision charts for agents, and fewer repeats
In gate_cruxes, cruxes Cruxes marks as sensitive no longer carry the detector's own recommendation, agents can draw a decision chart for a crux with two or more options, and most repeated cruxes in one run are neither shown nor billed.
- IntegrationsA reply in Gmail never changes a crux you have already decided.
Slack cards match the app, and sessions are better protected
Cards in Slack follow the same layout as the web app, and one person can no longer write into another person's sessions.
- IntegrationsCards in Slack follow the same order as the web app and show Jev's pick beside the detector's recommendation.
- IntegrationsA Slack card says "time not recorded" when the time of the quoted message is not known, and Open in Cruxes opens the conversation itself.
Perplexity and Google Workspace
Connect Cruxes from Perplexity, and use it inside Docs, Sheets and Slides.
- IntegrationsPerplexity can register Cruxes as a connector and sign you in, including when it sends more callback addresses than we accept at once.
- IntegrationsA Cruxes card view for Google Docs, Sheets and Slides, with sign-in through Google.