generated: '2026-07-20' method: searched source: https://developer.ari-os.com/ari/changelog name: Ari Changelog description: Product updates and releases for Ari, RealWear's voice-first AI assistant (Ari OS / Ari Cloud). versioning: scheme: marketing-version cadence: monthly current: '2.2' current_date: '2026-04' entries: - version: '2.2' date: '2026-04' current: true tags: [voice, connectors, performance, fixes] highlights: - Send Microsoft Teams messages by voice with draft-and-confirm flow. - New listening mode for silent dictation ("start listening" / "take my report"). - Quick acknowledgments on slower actions while a longer search runs. - Better speech recognition across 20 languages, including mid-sentence language switching. - Microsoft connectors (email, Teams, calendar, contacts) cleanup with clearer send flow. breaking: false - version: '2.1' date: '2026-03' tags: [connectors, voice, ui] highlights: - New Microsoft Copilot connector to search SharePoint and OneDrive documents. - Expanded to 20 languages with mid-conversation language switching. - Cross-session memory of user facts (preferred language, common contacts) and on-screen context. - Device control display/volume scales corrected per AR headset. breaking: false - version: '2.0' date: '2026-02' tags: [connectors, voice, ui] highlights: - Reorganized skills into self-contained connectors an admin can enable per user. - Microsoft Teams parity with email (send messages, open chats, start conversations by voice). - Faster two-way voice streaming and improved speech recognition. - New `clear UI` voice command. breaking: true breaking_notes: Skills reorganized into connectors (administration model change). - version: '1.4' date: '2026-01' tags: [reliability, voice, performance] highlights: - Faster access in more regions. - Steadier response times under heavy traffic and more reliable long sessions. breaking: false - version: '1.3' date: '2025-12' tags: [voice, performance] highlights: - Went live across several Ari regions. - Improved cross-session context recall per user. breaking: false