Release v0.3.3: Sessions & Smarter Emails
Session persistence, enhanced email workflows with drafts, followups, and HTML support — plus context-aware outreach grounded in your own docs.
Pick Up Where You Left Off
Every conversation with SDRbot used to start from scratch. With v0.3.3, that's no longer the case. Sessions now persist, emails got a major upgrade, and the agent knows how to read your own docs before it writes on your behalf.
Session Persistence
Conversations now persist across restarts with a full SQLite-backed session system. Use /sessions to list, resume, or delete past threads. When you /clear a conversation, the old thread is preserved — you can always go back to it. Sessions also bind to agent profiles, so when you resume a thread it loads with the same agent configuration you were using at the time. Start a prospecting session on Monday, close your laptop, and pick it right back up on Wednesday.
Email Drafts & Followups
The agent can now draft emails for your review before sending. This is the copilot model in action: the bot does the heavy lifting, you make the call.
Followups are now a first-class concept. Instead of manually re-prompting the agent days later, you can set up followup sequences that the bot manages on your behalf. One command, multiple touchpoints.
HTML Emails & Attachments
Plain text had its charm, but it doesn't cut it when you're sending a proposal or a one-pager. SDRbot now composes rich HTML emails and supports attachments — send decks, case studies, or pricing sheets directly from the CLI.
Grounded in Your Context
The agent now reads reference documents from your local ./files/ folder before drafting outreach or client-facing content. Drop in your product specs, pricing sheets, case studies, or sales playbook — the bot will pull from actual facts instead of improvising. No more hallucinated features or made-up pricing. Just add files and the agent references them automatically.
Under the Hood
- Model updates: Updated model identifiers to current standards, removed deprecated versions.
- macOS notarization: Fully signed and notarized builds for macOS — no more Gatekeeper warnings.
- Upstream sync: Ported changes from versions 0.0.13 through 0.0.25, bringing in stability and performance improvements across the board.
Grab the latest release and let us know what you think.