TL;DR: DeepSeek got dearer, chats acquired static links, and “For work and life” learned to notice when the train, plane and city in one question do not quite agree. Nothing dramatic — just another week.
2,000,000,000 tokens a day — and that's not the limit. How the first small milestone was passed, who Krabbo is, and where the next billions are going.
A project now carries a brand, its sites and a region, its own document library, and its own memory that stays out of other chats.
The assistant remembers which sites you discussed and what you asked it to keep in mind. And you can write to it without waiting for the answer to finish.
Connect your services once and the assistant answers from your real data instead of general observations.
A separate assistant for everyday questions, not SEO. It answers with cited sources and works without signing up.
Generated documents got their own section with a full-page viewer, and files can be brought in from Yandex Disk and Google Drive.
Repetitive work can be packaged as a skill — a set of instructions and tools the assistant runs as a self-contained playbook.
Any answer can be saved as a file. The PDF embeds Cyrillic fonts, so Russian text renders properly and stays selectable.
Tables and tabs gave way to compact badges, a side panel for search results, ranked bar charts for keyword volume, and a domain diagnostics accordion.
The assistant now has its own domain and sign-in via Yandex and VK. Accounts and projects came across; conversations did not.
The assistant may not advise anything about a specific URL until it has opened it. And there's now a proper reconciliation of sitemap against index.
Suggestions used to only narrow the original phrase and came with invented figures. Now it is semantic expansion with real search volume.
Hidden toggles gathered into one dialog: three answer styles, a reasoning switch, and a choice between the fast and the strong model.
Captchas, browser checks and JavaScript-built sites no longer return an empty analysis. And the full redirect chain is visible.
Instead of a single answer — a supervisor that plans the work, hands tasks to specialized agents and shows progress as a task list.
A dedicated tool shows up to 100 indexed pages instead of 20, and sitemap analysis now walks every sitemap rather than only the first.
The assistant runs Lighthouse itself and returns LCP, CLS, FCP, TTFB and TBT, each rated against Google thresholds.
A long analysis is no longer tied to an open page: close the tab, switch to another chat, come back and the answer is waiting.
The assistant moved from редиректо.ru/seo to unoapi.ru/seo. Accounts, chats and projects came along — anonymous chats did not.
Attach a keyword export or an analytics report to a message — the assistant parses the table and can come back to it later.
Conversations no longer vanish on reload: every chat has its own address, chats group into projects, and you can start without an account.
Five domain checks in one card, a screenshot of the page being analyzed, and a crawlability audit with severity levels.
A chat assistant that searches Yandex, reads pages and checks keyword demand on its own. The first version ran at редиректо.ru/seo.