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Projects, Scheduled Tasks, and the new Plugins experience

Babbily now gives ongoing work a dedicated home, runs recurring prompts for paid users, and connects apps through a new Plugins experience.

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Projects, Scheduled Tasks, and the new Plugins experience

Babbily now gives ongoing work a dedicated home, runs recurring prompts for paid users, and connects apps through a new Plugins experience.

​What’s new

Keep related work together in Projects.

Create a Project in your Personal or team workspace to keep its chats, instructions, knowledge files, and project memory together. Project instructions shape every new chat, and reusable knowledge can include supported PDF, DOCX, text, Markdown, CSV, and JSON files. Team members can collaborate on shared project content while each chat remains continuable only by its author.

Run recurring prompts with Scheduled Tasks.

Paid plans can useScheduledfor manual, hourly, daily, weekday, weekly, or monthly prompts. Choose a model, time zone, and any connected Plugins the task may read from. Each run uses the API usage budget of its workspace and leaves its answer in a new chat underRecent runs.

Connect apps through Plugins.

Connectors is now Plugins throughout Babbily. The supported Plugin catalog now uses Composio for authorization, while Babbily continues to ask for approval before attended write actions run. Availability can vary by your app permissions, account state, and service status.

​What you need to do

Former Smithery connections were retired rather than transferred. OpenSettings > Plugins, choose each app you still want to use, and complete the new Composio authorization flow. Your previous connections can appear underPrevious connection history, but their credentials were not moved.If an older Scheduled Task shows Plugin reselection required, edit the task after reconnecting its apps. Choose the current Plugins it may use—even if the correct choice is none—and save before you run or resume it.

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