GPT-5.6, Questions Inside Cases, and a Favorites Sidebar

Five releases over the weekend and Monday. The one worth reading twice: a case can now stop and ask you a question mid-run rather than guessing at the answer.

Models

• GPT-5.6: Pick GPT-5.6 from the model picker when you set up a chat or a task. Prompt caching works correctly with it, so responses come back without the loading stalls the first builds had.

Cases and workflows

• Questions inside cases: A case can pause and ask you for input before it continues. Required questions stay in front of you until they are answered, so a run does not proceed on a guess.

• Field recovery: A project with recalculation switched off can recover fields that never finished computing. No manual repair, no blank column.

• Folder sync controls: Turn sync on or off for one folder at a time instead of all or nothing.

• Required integrations, connected in place: When a workflow needs an integration you have not connected yet, you can connect it without leaving what you were doing.

Evidence and citations

• More accurate citations: Citations match the source text more precisely, including text inside web pages. The stray anchor text, extra blank lines, and misplaced highlights are gone.

• Citations in generated artifacts: A generated page carries its citations in the content, so you can check a figure without reopening the source pile.

Reporting and scripts

• Favorites sidebar: Favorites live in the sidebar, persist across sessions, and can be added from context menus. There is a documented API for them too.

• Python scripts that take input: A Python run can accept input while it runs, so scripts that prompt for a value or read pasted data work as written.

• Workspace usage reports: Token usage reports name the workspace on every row. Admins stop stitching per-workspace exports together.