Hebbia changelog

Hebbia's October update brings memory and version history to its Max assistant. Admins switch memory on for the whole organisation and users can review and delete what Max remembers, while version history lets users compare and roll back decks and documents. The update also adds a Microsoft Word plugin that runs workflows and research and drafts sections, Intralinks and Dynamo content syncs, scheduled agents, and the option to run several skills in one message.

Buyer relevance. Drafting with Hebbia research no longer means copying between windows, since the work happens in Word. Admin control over memory, with users able to delete entries, gives firms a governance answer before a remembering assistant meets client matters.

Hebbia launched Headless Hebbia, an API and MCP server that brings its retrieval, orchestration and analysis into a firm's own applications, which Hebbia builds with each team. Through the MCP server, Claude and ChatGPT can call Hebbia and receive answers with links back to the underlying evidence. The post gives no pricing, limits or release stage, and access starts with a demo request.

Buyer relevance. Firms that want Hebbia's document analysis inside their own tools or chat assistant no longer have to send users to the Hebbia interface. Evidence links in returned answers keep the source checkable wherever the answer ends up.