Capture the meeting, keep the thread

The meeting extension becomes a full recorder for Meet, Teams, and Zoom, recurring meeting series assign themselves to projects, feature requests get their own status, and the things you reach for most can be pinned.

The last release turned Studio inward, onto what it knows about your project. This one widens the mouth of the funnel: more of what your team actually says and asks for lands in Studio without anyone transcribing it by hand.

A recorder in the call

The meeting extension records Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, and Zoom web calls directly, with live transcription, speaker matching, a notes pane, and a meeting agent you can talk to while the call runs. Uploads are chunked and resilient, so a dropped connection does not cost you the recording.

Recording can be paused, and paused time is excluded from the recording clock and from speaker intervals — a side conversation stays out of the transcript and out of who-spoke-how-long.

Recurring meetings assign themselves

A recurring series no longer needs assigning to a project week after week. Studio assigns the series through the calendar, and project suggestions now read the meeting title and participants — including which email domains actually distinguish one project from another — and present as chips rather than a list to read.

Feature requests as their own thing

The bug tracker gained a Feature Request status, so an enhancement ask stops being filed as a defect that nobody intends to fix. Filters reflect the default statuses, and the add-bug dialog accepts multiple tags at once.

Pin what you use

Projects can be pinned to the top of the dashboard, and project pages can be pinned to the top of the sidebar. Project pins are stored per user and follow you across devices; page pins are kept per project.

Also in this release

Meeting lists gained multi-select with bulk Delete and Move to project, reporting per-meeting results instead of failing halfway.
New bugs default to internal visibility.
Bug comments refresh after an edit instead of showing the old text.
The resource upload form clears its file after submission.
A mixed-project email selection shows a neutral state rather than defaulting to the first project in the selection.