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What's New in Jolli

Last Updated: 7/24/2026

What’s New

July 24, 2026

Highlights: four new AI assistants captured, /llms.txt on every published Site, and workflow run-completion notifications.

Jolli Memory

  • More assistants captured: Memory now captures twelve sources across nine assistants, adding Cursor CLI (cursor-agent), Cline (the VS Code extension and the CLI), Devin, and Antigravity. All are discovered automatically, no setup.
  • Ships as a Claude Code plugin: add Jolli from the Claude Code plugin marketplace; it bundles the git hooks, the MCP server, and the /jolli skills.
  • Simpler setup: if a local Claude Code CLI is detected, jolli enable uses it automatically (its subscription, no key, no menu).
  • Smarter references: Context7 library lookups are now tracked as lightweight bookmarks, and Codex now captures Slack threads referenced in a conversation (previously Claude Code only).
  • Memory in the web app: an interactive knowledge-graph viewer for your Memory spaces, and a Copy Recall Prompt button on Memory summaries.

Workflows

  • Notify on completion: post a run summary to your Inbox when a run finishes, to the Space owner, the Workflow owner, and/or all Space members.
  • Duplicate or move a workflow: copy a workflow, or move it to another Space, right from the workflow card.
  • Run now is now a one-click primary button on every workflow card.
  • Richer run history: each run shows how many documents it created, edited, and deleted, and whether the result was applied automatically or opened as a pull request.

Jolli Sites

  • Built for AI: every published Site now generates /llms.txt and /llms-full.txt at its root and advertises them in each page’s <head>, so AI clients like Claude, Cursor, and ChatGPT can ingest your docs in one shot.

Onboarding & Settings

  • A friendlier first run: name-free signup, plus a ready-to-use Shared Space (seeded with a Welcome doc) created for you automatically.
  • Rename your workspace anytime from the new Settings → Workspace page.
  • Invite your team from a single dialog: one person or a CSV.

July 17, 2026

Highlights: generate memories with your own local AI, a guided first run of the jolli command, three more reference sources, and workflow run history you can click through.

Jolli Memory

  • Write memories with your own AI: a new local-agent provider drives a locally-installed Claude Code to generate your memories using its own login, with no API key and no Jolli proxy call. Turn it on in the extension settings or with jolli configure --set aiProvider=local-agent.
  • A guided front door: running jolli with no arguments now walks you through signing in, fixing a missing AI provider key, and turning recent commits into memories, all from one prompt.
  • Run a workflow from your agent: the new /jolli-local-run skill runs a Jolli workflow on your own machine, with no Jolli AI credits, and lands the result in a git-backed Space through a branch and pull request. Remote runs work too.
  • More reference sources: conversations that mention monday.com, Asana, or Confluence now capture those items as references.
  • Your knowledge graph follows you: graphs now sync across the machines you sign in to, and can be embedded on the web.
  • One menu for everything: type /jolli in Claude Code for a single menu that lists the Jolli skills (recall, search, PR, run a workflow) and the Jolli tools available in your session, then runs the one you pick.
  • More ways to install: new PowerShell and Windows Command Prompt install scripts, plus one-click install buttons for VS Code, Cursor, and JetBrains.
  • Clean uninstall: jolli uninstall finds and removes every Jolli install and config on your machine, and never touches your memories.

Workflows

  • Run history you can click through: open History on any workflow to see past runs, jump straight to the article a run wrote or the pull request it opened, and link directly to a specific run.
  • Run now with custom values: when a workflow’s prompt uses variables, Run now opens a form to set values for that run only, without changing the workflow’s saved defaults.

Jolli Spaces

  • Wiki-style links: relative links between articles now open the linked article in place, and heading links jump to the right spot on the page.
  • Cleaner article links: article web addresses are now readable and built from the article title instead of an internal id, so a shared link makes sense at a glance.

July 10, 2026

Highlights: memory that syncs on every push, Slack and Zoom captured as sources, the IntelliJ extension catching up to VS Code, and the Jolli Agent on the newest Claude models.

Jolli Memory

  • Sync on every push: once you are signed in, git push automatically syncs the pushed commits’ memory to your Jolli Space in the background, and retries anything that did not make it on the next push. Turn it off with syncOnPush: false.
  • More reference sources: Slack threads and Zoom meetings mentioned in a conversation are now captured as references.
  • The IntelliJ extension catches up to VS Code: the JetBrains plugin gains token usage and estimated cost on each memory, Markdown export, read-only share links, and a card that builds memories from your existing commit history.
  • More assistants captured: GitHub Copilot and Copilot Chat conversations are now captured, and Codex sessions resume correctly and stay scoped to the current repo.
  • Usage and cost on shared memories: pushed memory articles now show a Task usage line with total tokens and an estimated cost, now priced by the model that generated each memory rather than a flat rate.
  • Global AI instructions are now opt-in: Jolli asks before adding its skill-preference block to your global instruction files, and will not add it without your go-ahead.

Jolli Spaces

  • Guided Space setup: creating a Space now lets the Jolli Agent generate documentation from your connected sources or import your existing docs as-is, with a live progress view that keeps running if you step away.
  • The newest Claude models: the Jolli Agent now runs on Claude Opus 4.8 and Sonnet 5 with extended thinking, for stronger document generation and analysis.
  • Fewer naming collisions: creating a folder or document with a name that already exists now adds a number instead of failing.

Onboarding & Settings

  • Clearer access errors: opening a shared link that belongs to an account you are not a member of now names that account and offers to sign in with a different one.
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