Hebbia adds memory to Max and conditional logic to Matrix

Max gets memory, version history and better skills

According to Hebbia, Max can now store and recall context across conversations. Users get explicit controls to create, review and delete what is remembered. Admins enable memory at the org level, so each organization decides what stays in context.

Artifacts such as decks and docs now keep a full version history. Users can see what changed, reference an earlier version and roll back when needed.

Max can also combine several skills in a single message. Typing '/' brings in each skill, and the tools run together on the same request. The slash command shows the most recently used skills first. Audio can now play in the mobile app, with transcripts viewable alongside it. Playback continues when the device is locked or the app is in the background.

Users can also search for, create and schedule chat agents directly in Max. An existing agent can be found by describing what it does, and a new one can be built. Agents can be scheduled to run once on any future date, for example the day after earnings or a contract renewal.

Matrix adds run conditions and conditional formatting

Matrix columns can now trigger off the output of a prior column. A workflow runs the next step only when the user's conditions are met. Hebbia says this lets teams build multi-stage analysis that skips irrelevant paths automatically instead of running every column on every row.

Matrix also supports AND/OR logic for cell-level formatting. Results can be highlighted automatically based on the conditions that matter to an analysis, so outliers, thresholds or exceptions are flagged the moment a column runs.

Word plugin, notifications and new data sources

A Microsoft Word plugin lets users run Hebbia workflows inside the document they are working on. They can pull research, generate analysis or draft a section without switching applications.

A notification center now surfaces job completions, shares and project updates as they happen, so users do not have to wait or keep checking back.

On the data side, ICE market data in Hebbia now covers TSE and ASX-listed tickers, both live and historical. Users can ask about price performance, volume and trends across Japanese and Australian equities in the same way as for US and European names.

• Intralinks: described by Hebbia as a global leader in data room intelligence, it is now available, and its content syncs directly into Hebbia to give deal teams a continuous stream of data.
• Dynamo: documents from the deal-pipeline management and CRM platform sync into Hebbia, so pipeline records stay connected to existing research and diligence without a manual export or re-upload.

What it means for users

The update targets teams that run repeated research and deal workflows. Memory, version history and scheduled agents reduce repeated setup inside Max. Run conditions and conditional formatting give Matrix users more control over which steps execute and what gets flagged. The Word plugin and new data connections extend Hebbia into tools and datasets that deal and research teams already use. The company's post does not give pricing or availability details.