This week Anuma became a lot more shareable — and a lot harder to interrupt.
Publish from any chat
The Share button on images and audio in your chats now opens the Create-public-link dialog directly: publish, copy the link, done. The mobile app gets the same power — images, audio, and Library items can now be published straight from your phone on every plan.
Those links got an upgrade too. Paste an Anuma share link into Slack, iMessage, or X and it unfurls into a rich preview card showing the media type, a caption, and the model that made it — every share is a little billboard for what you built.
Streams that survive backgrounding
On iOS, switching apps mid-response used to kill the stream. Now generation continues server-side while Anuma is in the background — reopen the app and your response resumes right where it left off, with a "Resuming…" indicator while it catches up. Mobile also reached slide-deck parity with web this week: decks now generate from plain conversation, no special command required.
A tidier Memory Vault
How Memory Works got meaningfully smarter. Every stored memory now receives AI-generated topic labels automatically — including older and imported memories that never had them. A one-time, reversible sweep clears out junk auto-saved memories, and imports are filtered on the way in, so the vault holds signal, not fragments.
Rounding out the week: Council Mode response cards now sit at equal heights with a roomier layout for three-model councils, mobile council presets align with web on the latest models like GPT 5.6 Sol, Slack connections now request only the permissions Anuma actually uses, and a batch of fixes landed for long-conversation scrolling, backup restore, PDF rendering, and the iOS paywall.