Conversations, Context, and Chat
Work happens across tabs, apps, and conversations in the office. At Dia, we’re bringing everything you need—the who, the what, and the where—into your browser, so you spend less time gathering info and more time doing the work you care about. With this release, all that context is one mention away in Chat.
Slack Search
Skip the DMs and search Dia. Just attach the Slack tool to chat, type your question into the search, and watch results come in from your workspace. Get quick summaries and important intel immediately—now you don’t have to comb through Slack to figure out the latest with the feature (the one you heard about in that meeting) that’s kind of like what you’re working on.
Whether you’re using Slack in browser or app, the search works. And this won’t mess with your Slack state—messages won’t be marked as read and your history won’t be saved.
Slack Search Tool in Chat
A few more updates
from the desk of
Rosey, Engineering Manager
Alongside our new Slack integration, today’s release brings a few more under-the-hood upgrades to Chat — from better voice input to stronger memory and more. All designed to bring your work and your context, into one place. Seamlessly! Tell us what’s landing with you, and where you want us to go next
Voice just got better in Dia. We’ve moved to streaming transcription for more accurate recordings and precise punctuation, especially when you’ve got a lot to say. Bring on the long recordings. 🗣️
shipped by
Patrick
Chat now shows each tabs-related tool call—what it read, opened, and closed—and gives you a deterministic way to act on those tabs and URLs. More power, with the receipts.
shipped by
Samir
Dia now searches memory more reliably, triggering on many more prompts that reference past events or out‑of‑context knowledge. No need for @mentions or exact phrasing—if at first it don't succeed, it'll try, try again.
shipped by
Nick
OneLastThing
My favorite recent read is The Secret Lives of Colour by Kassia St. Clair. It is a fantastic journey through different hues with insights in chemistry, history, politics, religion and art. She magically paints whole worlds of colour in this collection of short consumable essays. The language she uses is so incredibly rich and tactile.
recommended by
Jeff
Kassia St. Clair
