Source policy · 126 primary records
Evidence adjacent
to the claim.
Our first release uses official vendor documentation, support material, announcements, and repositories for every classified compatibility state.
Policy
Primary first.
Sources must support the exact product, capability, and conditions shown in the record. A vendor announcement establishes an announcement; it does not automatically establish global availability.
When sources conflict
- Preserve both sources and identify their publication or update dates.
- Check plan, platform, region, admin policy, and staged rollout differences.
- Prefer the newer source only when it clearly supersedes the older one.
- Lower confidence or use unknown when the conflict remains unresolved.
Quotations
Evidence cards use short supporting excerpts for inspection, not as a substitute for the source. Longer vendor explanations are paraphrased and linked.
Initial inventory
Sources in release 0.1.
- 01
“The Plugins Directory is visible across ChatGPT plans. Whether you can install or invoke a plugin depends on your plan, workspace settings, role, supported surface, region, and the”
- 02
“Projects have built in memory.”
- 03
Optimizing File Uploads in ChatGPT Enterprise
“Users can upload a PDF.”
- 04
“Create new images and edit existing images.”
- 05
“All platforms including web (chatgpt.com) and mobile (iOS / Android).”
- 06
“download a file from the web, manipulate it by running a command in the terminal”
- 07
“Each task runs in its own cloud sandbox environment.”
- 08
“Includes tools like web search and MCP.”
- 09
“We're also releasing a preview of memory, which allows Codex to remember useful context from previous experience”
- 10
“Stronger vision performance enables more accurate screenshot interpretation.”
- 11
“This article explains how to upload documents and images to Claude, including supported file types, size limits, and how to get started.”
- 12
Create and edit files with Claude
“Claude can execute code to create and work with files.”
- 13
Model Context Protocol in Anthropic products
“MCP is an open protocol.”
- 14
“You must have web search turned on.”
- 15
Use Claude’s chat search and memory
“Search through your previous conversations.”
- 16
When to use desktop and web connectors
“Remote connectors work across all Claude surfaces.”
- 17
Open Claude Desktop with a link
“Claude for macOS, Windows, and Linux.”
- 18
“Start interactive REPL.”
- 19
“Execute terminal commands and monitor output.”
- 20
“MCP connects Cursor to external systems and data.”
- 21
“Interact with AI agents directly from your terminal.”
- 22
Cursor Agent on web and mobile
“You can run as many agents as you want in parallel, and they do not require your local machine to be connected to the internet.”
- 23
“Research, plan, make code changes, and create pull requests.”
- 24
“Use Copilot directly from your terminal.”
- 25
“The following MCP servers are available out-of-box.”
- 26
Gemini Code Assist agent mode overview
“Configure MCP servers to extend the agent's abilities.”
- 27
“Search, Analyze, Web Search, MCP, and the terminal.”
- 28
“Cascade now natively integrates with MCP.”
- 29
“Auto-execute terminal commands and browser controls.”
- 30
“Agent can plan changes, write code, explain behavior, debug issues.”
- 31
“Checkpoints automatically capture your complete project state.”
- 32
“App Testing lets Agent test your app automatically in a browser.”
- 33
“Connectors | MCP | Integrations.”
- 34
“Memories created inside a project are scoped to that project.”
- 35
What is Internal Knowledge Search
“Search across internal files alongside the web.”
- 36
“A separate digital worker that completes tasks and workflows.”
- 37
“All files uploaded to a GPT or a ChatGPT conversation have a hard limit of 512MB per file.”
- 38
“Set recurring tasks that Computer executes autonomously and persistently over time.”
- 39
Computer for Pro subscribers, Computer for Slack
“Every Monday at 9am, pull the latest pipeline numbers from Salesforce and post a summary to #sales-updates.”
- 40
How Credits Work on Perplexity
“Computer credits are available to Pro and Max subscribers, including Enterprise Pro and Enterprise Max.”
- 41
“You can upload textual files, including plain text, code, or PDFs, as well as images, audio, and video files.”
- 42
Perplexity | AI for the Curious
“Perplexity Pro is $20/month or $200/year and unlocks Pro Search, Spaces, file uploads, image generation, and higher limits.”
- 43
“Effortlessly upload files—including PDFs, CSVs, audio, video and images—and explore their contents using cutting-edge AI models like GPT-5 and Claude Sonnet 4.6.”
- 44
Generating Images with Perplexity
“Free Plan: Get access to limited image generations.”
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“File Connectors | MCP | Integrations”
- 46
“Data analysis with ChatGPT”
- 47
“For some data-analysis tasks, ChatGPT writes and runs Python code in a stateful Jupyter notebook environment.”
- 48
Introducing ChatGPT for Excel and new financial data integrations
“ChatGPT for Excel in beta is available globally to ChatGPT Business, Enterprise, Edu, Teachers, and K-12 users, and to ChatGPT Pro and Plus users outside the EU.”
- 49
“The Plugins Directory is visible across ChatGPT plans. Whether you can install or invoke a plugin depends on your plan, workspace settings, role, supported surface, region, and the”
- 50
Introducing apps in ChatGPT and the new Apps SDK
“Apps will be available today to all logged-in ChatGPT users outside of the European Economic Area, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom on Free, Go, Plus and Pro plans.”
- 51
Managing access to GitHub Copilot cloud agent
“Automations are available with the GitHub Copilot Pro, GitHub Copilot Pro+, GitHub Copilot Max, GitHub Copilot Business, and GitHub Copilot Enterprise plans.”
- 52
GitHub Copilot · Plans & pricing
“Integrates with MCP servers”
- 53
Get started with Claude in Chrome
“Claude in Chrome is available for all paid plans (Pro, Max, Team, and Enterprise).”
- 54
“Claude Code integrates with the Claude in Chrome browser extension to give you browser automation capabilities from the CLI or the VS Code extension”
- 55
About Model Context Protocol (MCP)
“MCP works across all major Copilot surfaces—whether you're working in an IDE, using GitHub Copilot CLI, working in the GitHub Copilot app, or delegating tasks to an agent on”
- 56
“Scheduled tasks are available globally to Plus, Pro, Business, and Enterprise users on ChatGPT web, mobile, and in the ChatGPT desktop app.”
- 57
“Schedule recurring tasks to run in the background. Review active, paused, and completed tasks and recent runs in Scheduled.”
- 58
Manage multiple agents with agent view
“Each background session is a full Claude Code conversation that keeps running without a terminal attached, so you can open it, reply, and leave whenever you want.”
- 59
“Claude’s new computer use capability makes Dispatch even more helpful by allowing it to use your computer on your behalf while you’re away.”
- 60
Connect Claude Code to tools via MCP
“Claude Code can connect to hundreds of external tools and data sources through the Model Context Protocol (MCP), an open source standard for AI-tool integrations.”
- 61
Use Claude Code with your Pro or Max plan
“With Pro and Max plans, you now have access to both Claude on the web, desktop, and mobile apps and Claude Code in your terminal with one unified subscription.”
- 62
“Claude Code requires a Pro, Max, Team, Enterprise, or Console account. The free Claude.ai plan does not include Claude Code access.”
- 63
Use the Gemini Code Assist agent mode
“Configure MCP servers to extend the agent's abilities.”
- 64
“Prompt Gemini to complete complex, multi-step tasks that use system tools and Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers.”
- 65
Run tasks in the background with Dispatch
“Dispatch is a long-running agent in Cowork that takes high-level instructions and carries them out in the background.”
- 66
Assign tasks from anywhere in Claude Cowork
“This capability is available in beta for Pro and Max plans on Claude Cowork. It requires both the Claude Desktop app and the Claude mobile app.”
- 67
Introducing GPT-4o and more tools to ChatGPT free users
“We are starting to roll out more intelligence and advanced tools to ChatGPT Free users over the coming weeks.”
- 68
“Model Context Protocol (MCP) enables Cursor to connect to external tools and data sources.”
- 69
“MCP (Model Context Protocol) connects Cursor to external tools and data sources.”
- 70
“Start also includes Cloud Agents, Cursor for iOS, and plugins, MCP servers, hooks, and skills.”
- 71
“Replit Agent can connect to hundreds of external tools and data sources through the Model Context Protocol (MCP)”
- 72
“Replit Agent connects to external tools and data sources through the Model Context Protocol (MCP), an open standard for AI integrations.”
- 73
“An MCP client is something like Claude, Replit Agent, or a command-line interface that connects to a large language model.”
- 74
Get started with Claude in Chrome
“Claude in Chrome is available for all paid plans (Pro, Max, Team, and Enterprise). It's available in Claude Cowork and Claude Code, and in beta in the Chrome side panel.”
- 75
“WebSearch runs a query against Anthropic's web search backend and returns result titles and URLs.”
- 76
“A capability Claude can invoke, such as reading a file, editing, running bash, or searching the web.”
- 77
“Search the web, fetch documentation, look up error messages”
- 78
Managing GitHub Copilot policies as an individual subscriber
“If you enable this setting, Copilot Chat will use Bing to search the internet for information related to a question.”
- 79
Web search in GitHub Copilot Chat now available for Copilot Individual
“GitHub Copilot Chat in VS Code, Visual Studio, and GitHub.com now supports web search”
- 80
“Agent can control a web browser to test applications, audit accessibility, convert designs into code, and more.”
- 81
“Agent can launch a browser, navigate to any page, interact with elements, and take screenshots.”
- 82
“Generate images from text descriptions or reference images. Useful for creating UI mockups, product assets, and visualizing architecture diagrams.”
- 83
“Yes. Agent can create images from text descriptions or reference images. This is useful for UI mockups, product assets, or architecture diagrams.”
- 84
“Drag and drop an image file into the chat input”
- 85
“You can also attach a screenshot and draw on it with Apple Pencil.”
- 86
“Image analysis works with diagrams, screenshots, mockups, and more”
- 87
“Drag the image into the terminal, or press Ctrl+V. On Mac that’s Ctrl, not Cmd (Cmd+V pastes text). Works for error dialogs, UI mockups, whiteboard photos.”
- 88
Asking GitHub Copilot questions in GitHub
“Image and PDF attachments are available on all Copilot plans and are enabled by default, with no policy required to turn the feature on or off.”
- 89
Copilot vision is generally available
“You can attach images and PDFs directly to your chat prompts so Copilot can reason about what it sees alongside your code.”
- 90
“Search: Find current information, latest documentation, and real-time data from the internet”
- 91
“Agent can now search the web and fetch up-to-date information with Web Search.”
- 92
“Claude doesn’t generate photos or illustrations the way image-generation tools do.”
- 93
“Limiting outputs to text only: Claude cannot generate images, audio or videos, eliminating the risk of election related deepfakes.”
- 94
“Analyze a spreadsheet. Ask questions about a PDF.”
- 95
“You can attach a file, refer to a connected tool, ask Replit to search the web, or bring in existing work such as a Figma design.”
- 96
“If the renewal brief is not in connected Google Drive, upload it to the Conversation”
- 97
“As always, you can always attach images to your prompts or mention files with @file.”
- 98
“Screenshots, images, or design references”
- 99
“The GitHub Copilot app is a desktop application for agent-driven development that brings parallel workstreams, GitHub integration, and PR lifecycle management into one place.”
- 100
GitHub Copilot app available to all
“The GitHub Copilot app is now available on every Copilot plan.”
- 101
“Copilot Memory helps Copilot become more effective over time by remembering facts about your repositories and your personal coding preferences.”
- 102
Copilot Memory now on by default for Pro and Pro+ users in public preview
“Copilot Memory is now enabled by default for all GitHub Copilot Pro and Copilot Pro+ users.”
- 103
“Replit can research and analyze information from the web, connected tools, and uploaded files.”
- 104
“After you enable memories, Codex can turn useful context from eligible prior chats into local memory files.”
- 105
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“Image generation is built into Agent — there's nothing to toggle on.”
- 107
“Create custom images, illustrations, backgrounds, icons, and other visual content for a Project.”
- 108
How Claude remembers your project
“Auto memory lets Claude learn from your corrections without manual effort.”
- 109
“Auto-memory automatically saves preferences, corrections, and patterns between sessions.”
- 110
“Rules provide persistent, reusable context at the prompt level.”
- 111
“With Memories, Cursor can remember facts from conversations and reference them in the future.”
- 112
“attach images, PDFs, and other files to your prompt using the attachment button, or drag and drop files directly into the prompt.”
- 113
“Claude Code reads your files on demand, so there is nothing to upload or attach.”
- 114
Subagents, Skills, and Image Generation
“Agents can now read PDFs, which you can attach in chats as context.”
- 115
“Supported inputs include images, audio, video, PDFs, Office documents, CSV, JSON, YAML, source code, HTML, email files, and notebooks.”
- 116
“Run code and shell commands, analyze data, inspect files”
- 117
“Agent mode is currently only available for paid plans.”
- 118
“When working with IDEs, you can ask ChatGPT to edit open files directly”
- 119
“The OpenAI Codex extension also supports connecting the ChatGPT macOS app to VS Code so ChatGPT can answer questions or make simple edits.”
- 120
How to install the Work with Apps Visual Studio Code extension
“The Visual Studio Code extension is only for use with the ChatGPT macOS app Work with Apps feature.”
- 121
“In the Project Editor, just start chatting. Describe an app you want to build”
- 122
“Once Agent starts building, the Project Editor is where you see your project take shape.”
- 123
“Each Devin session runs on its own VM with a desktop, browser, and computer use, so it can keep working after you close your laptop.”
- 124
Windsurf 2.0: Introducing the Agent Command Center and Devin in Windsurf
“keeps working after you close your laptop because it has its own VM with a desktop, browser, and computer use.”
- 125
“Claude reads short .pdf files whole. For PDFs longer than 10 pages, it reads in ranges with a pages parameter, such as "1-5", up to 20 pages at a time.”
- 126
“Added pages parameter to the Read tool for PDFs, allowing specific page ranges to be read (e.g., pages: "1-5"). Large PDFs (>10 pages) now return a lightweight reference.”