What's new

Release notes and product updates for KKHS Assist — your WhatsApp executive assistant. Newest first.

Give your assistant a standing job

Alpha release — agents and the assistant workspace.

Until now, everything you handed your assistant had an end: a message to send, a meeting to book, a thread to chase. Some jobs do not end. Somebody has to keep an eye on the community group. Somebody has to chase the daily numbers into the sheet. Agents are that somebody.

• Agents — describe a standing job in plain words and the full brief is drafted for you to check before it goes live. An agent watches the chats you give it, runs the check-ins you schedule, and keeps a running record of what it saw, one day at a time.
• A workspace you can actually open — Skills is now the workspace behind your assistant: the procedures you have taught it, what it knows about you, your standing rules, your activation rules, and your agents' briefs, all editable with a full version history and line-by-line diffs.
• Long work you can see and stop — big jobs save their place after each step, show up on the Agents page with progress, and Cancel stops them cleanly at the next step rather than mid-action.

Details: Agents

Automations that know how to wait

Alpha release — multi-step flows.

The most useful thing an assistant does is the follow-up — and follow-ups are exactly what automation has always been bad at. A reminder fires once. A trigger reacts and it is over. Neither can do the thing you actually want: ask, wait, and if they still have not answered by Thursday, ask again.

• Say the whole sequence, waiting included — describe it the way you would brief a person, and the full plan is shown before anything turns on.
• It survives everything — a flow waiting six days on a reply is still waiting when the reply lands. Restarts do not lose it, and editing one does not disturb a run already in flight.
• Bounded by default — every wait has a deadline and a retry limit, so nothing chases someone forever.

Details: Automations

Tasks that fit your week

Alpha release — the schedule view.

• See the shape of the week — alongside the swipeable deck, Tasks has a schedule view: Overdue first, then day by day, then Later, then everything you are waiting on other people for.
• Give something a day, even without a deadline — a planning date separate from the deadline, so nothing drifts to the bottom forever.
• Snooze in one tap — Later today, Tomorrow morning, or Next week, no date picker.
• Talk to a task — tap the mic on any item and say what you want done; the recording itself is the instruction.
• Polls — put a question to a group as a real WhatsApp poll and get the results read back as they come in.
• You will know if the link drops — a push notification the moment your assistant's WhatsApp connection disconnects.

Details: Track commitments & tasks

Set your recurring work on autopilot

Alpha release — recurring routines.

Some of what you do every day repeats — but it still needs a brain each time: reading through chats, deciding what matters, pulling it together. Describe it once, and it runs on a schedule and reports back — reviewing things in real time rather than replaying a fixed script.

Voice that keeps up

Alpha release — live voice improvements.

• Talk over it any time — cut in whenever you want; it stops, listens, and picks up your new direction on the spot.
• "Skip this — come back to it later" — voice can now do everything the swipe deck can.
• Right where your hands are — on phones the mic sits on the task card, next to where you type.

Clip anything to your personal wiki

Alpha release — the personal wiki.

React with 📎 to any WhatsApp message and it is filed into your personal wiki: a private, searchable memory you can pull from anytime. Every clip gets an automatic title, a short summary, and tags — so your wiki stays tidy without you filing anything.

Teach it your own skills

Alpha release — custom skills.

Write your own instructions for your assistant to follow, and watch it sharpen them — and itself. See Custom skills.

Apps & the MCP server

Alpha release — connectors both ways.

Connect your other apps — Slack, Notion, Microsoft 365, and your own tools — and bring your WhatsApp into Claude, Cursor, and other AI clients. See Connecting apps and KKHS Assist as an MCP server.