! runs a command from the chat box
Start a message with ! and the rest runs as a shell command in the chat's project. The command and its output go into the chat, and the AI answers with them in view. Your deny rules and folder trust still apply, and ↑ brings the command back.
@ adds any file or folder
Type @ and pick from your project's files and folders, newest first. A pick adds the file or folder to the chat as a chip you can see and remove, just like dragging it in from the explorer. In a workspace with several folders, each row names its folder.
Terminal output in the chat
Right-click a terminal and choose Add Selection to Chat or Add Last Command to Chat, or type @ and pick an open terminal. The text is attached as data for the AI to read, never as instructions to follow.
Instructions your project already has
- AGENTS.md is always read, next to CLAUDE.md and CLAUDE.local.md, in every folder, the way VS Code, Codex and Cursor read it.
- Compact instructions: add a "Compact instructions" section to your project's instruction file and every summary of a long chat follows it.
Autopilot gets a safety review
In Autopilot, commands, web requests and connector actions are now checked by a model before they run. Downloading and running scripts, sending data elsewhere, exposing credentials, destructive git commands and anything you said not to do are blocked; the agent is told why and keeps working, and a notice lets you allow that one action. Chained commands such as npm test && git status no longer ask when every part is already allowed.
Undo reaches every change
- Rewind and review cover every file a chat changed, in any folder of the workspace and outside it. An agent's delete outside a project goes to the system trash.
- Your project stays clean: old versions and deleted files are kept in Multilo's own data, not in the project, so Dropbox and OneDrive no longer sync them to co-authors. Versions saved before still restore.
- Rewind points are kept per chat, so one busy chat no longer pushes out another's.