Hey team 👋 I wanted to open this discussion to better understand the direction Assistable is heading. As many of us see, GoHighLevel is moving extremely fast—especially with AI. They’ve been rolling out improvements weekly across chat, voice, and now even email, making their ecosystem more powerful and integrated. Given that for many of us GHL is the closest alternative or benchmark, I’m curious: - What are Assistable’s upcoming plans or roadmap to stay ahead or differentiated? - How is the team thinking about maintaining its competitive edge in AI (chat, voice, automation, etc.)? - Is there any update regarding the release of version 3, which was expected recently? I’m asking this from a place of long-term commitment—we’re building around Assistable and would love to better understand the vision moving forward. Appreciate any insights from the team 🙌 @Jorden Williams @Halie Bot @Mike Copeland @Bernie White

@Jorden Williams I know you and the team have been working your a$$ The new updates look insane and amazing. Everything's running smoothly, but I need to manually re-add some knowledge bases, agent tags, and re-sync some connections. It looks amazing.

I have a foundation repair client that i need to transition over.

We had some errors in webcalling on some assistants, we added in fallback values to make sure the call is always fulfilled - should fix that indefinitely same with some AI no response? we have a fallback on llm models and llm keys (if yours fails, then we fallback to ours) we patched that to make sure its forcing our fallback and checking earlier so calls should alwyas be fulfilled despite key rejections and we'll just always fallback to ours

intro is being missed completely, steps being missed, agent cutting in and out... anyone else experiencing this? using claude 4.5 and Vespera on Rime has been happening all day