Anarlog
← Changelog
Release notes

Anarlog v1.4.13

Anarlog 1.4.13 adds custom automations, clickable chat context, stable and branded sharing links, smoother subscription sign-in, and more reliable recording.

Automations and chat

  • Build custom automations with a trigger and any combination of Slack, Notion, Linear, and Markdown actions, then enable them to run when a meeting ends or its summary is ready
  • Open meetings, contacts, organizations, calendar events, account settings, and sync settings directly from their context chips in chat
  • Use context chips from contact, calendar, related-meeting, and meeting-content tool results instead of receiving plain, non-interactive labels
  • Regenerate a summary from the template that produced it without switching templates first

Sharing

  • Keep the same public note link when access settings change instead of replacing and copying a new link
  • Give an enterprise workspace a branded <name>.anarlog.so sharing domain from Team settings
  • See suggested meeting attendees clearly separated from people who already have access; Anarlog sends nothing until you click Invite

Intelligence

  • Connect an existing Claude subscription without Anthropic rejecting the authorization request
  • Finish ChatGPT subscription sign-in automatically after the browser redirect, without copying the callback URL into Anarlog
  • Open the authorization page only after Anarlog is ready to receive its callback, while keeping manual paste available when the local port is busy
  • Use Mistral batch transcription with regional language settings such as en-US and pt-BR
  • Stop repeatedly retrying invalid transcription credentials or provider configurations and show the provider's useful error instead

Recording and reliability

  • See and edit a note's title before recording starts
  • Open past notes with less delay while their session content loads
  • On Linux, fall back to another usable microphone when the default input cannot open instead of crashing or ending recording setup
  • Avoid PulseAudio and PipeWire monitor sources when choosing a Linux microphone
  • See synced or corrected note changes as soon as you leave the editor, without waiting for another refresh
  • Let search indexing retry later when the local database is busy instead of competing with active app work