Smol for Mac

Return opens the selected app. Press F6 to reach matching widget items and Escape to return to your query. Clipboard history searches only the clip type, copy time, and pin status.

Recent messages filter as you type. Open a result in its own Gmail account, or search that mailbox for older messages. Returning to Apps restores your previous query.

Look up visible guests by name or email in both the launcher and Personal Calendar. For email-only invitations, you can enable Google contact names in Calendar account settings.

Open a resource link directly, or press Escape to return to the meeting. On writable calendars, the event menu lets you edit or delete one occurrence. You can set a connected account to read-only in Launcher Settings.

Use Undo immediately or restore a meeting from that day’s Dismissed list. Dismissed meetings still count toward conflicts. To hide a whole calendar, change its visibility in the event menu or Calendar accounts.

Open the saved answer later to see the model you continued with and the other model it faced.

Give Haiku feedback for future comparisons, or choose Rejudge this pair to apply your revised criteria. Rejudging uses two additional Haiku calls and keeps the original verdict.

Choose Dark, Light, or System in Settings → App appearance. Choose Workspace default if you want each workspace to select its own appearance.

The chosen answer and queued question stay together while the conversation loads. You can continue as soon as either model has answered.

At standard zoom the first result sits six points higher, with room for the full search prompt at the smallest Mac window size. At narrower layouts, search moves to its own row.

Choose Arena in the Workspace model picker. Both models see the same conversation and can search the web. Voting after both finish reveals their names. Queued follow-ups go to the answer you choose. The picker also links to the public Arena leaderboard.

Expand a reply’s footer for stream pauses, token usage, provider and reported cost when available. Hosted attempts contribute timing and usage data to the public aggregates. On-device inference statistics stay on this Mac.

Connect Google Calendar in Chrome and approve read-only access. Choose which calendars to show. Click a meeting for details, double-click to open it in Google Calendar, or use Actions for its call link and directions.

Open an item’s Actions menu to reveal it in Finder, copy its path, or pin it to Quicklinks.

Open the Smol egg’s menu and choose Start Caffeinate to keep your Mac and display awake. Choose Stop Caffeinate from the same menu, or type “caffeinate 30m” in the launcher for a timer.

Expand the unassigned shortcuts to add one. Select an assigned shortcut to change, clear or reset it. The same list opens from Launcher Settings.

Workspace uses a 42-point title bar and Launcher uses 45 points. Typing a new app query ranks matching apps and returns the selection to the top.

History and Skills open when you need them. You can still choose a model, queue a follow-up and expand a conversation.

Use the arrow keys to preview entries. More actions keeps copying and managing entries available.

The editor explains how to crop beside Select, shows the configured Copy and close shortcut and supports Backspace to return to Apps.

Suggestions include the workspace name and use channel frequency to order matches.

Draw includes 13 starter shapes and preserves custom library items when it replaces stock shapes.

The picker sorts models by median finish time across five runs with one basic web search. Claude Haiku 5.5 is the default, and all 14 models can search the web.

Press Return to queue a follow-up or Command-Return to steer. Reply footers show time to first token and output speed when usage is available.

Press Return to open the selected setting. When macOS opens a parent pane, the result tells you what to click next.

Screenshot returns to the selection tool after each arrow unless you lock the tool. Press Esc to cancel an unfinished arrow, or click the background to deselect a finished one.

Open Screenshot settings from Launcher Settings or the Mac menu bar. Save to folder writes the file locally even when cloud sharing is enabled. You can change its keyboard shortcut.

Choose Reopen Last Screenshot from the menu bar or launcher search to jump to the newest capture. Use Previous and Next in the editor to move between screenshots.

Use Caffeinate without a timer to stay awake until you stop it. Search for “coffee” to check or end the session. Disabling the launcher or quitting Smol ends it too.

Smol uses Apple Vision on your Mac to read each available capture. Search matches filenames and recognized text.

Slack opens the channel in its default workspace. To choose a specific workspace, save its Slack link as a Quicklink and include its name, or enter the Slack team ID.

Kill Process also searches by name or PID. On supported Macs, select one of your processes to review it before requesting Quit or Force quit.

Choose Save as Snippet on a text item in Clipboard History. Snippets stay on this Mac when you clear history and can be copied, pasted or deleted from Snippets.

If the browser cannot return to Smol, choose Use a code instead. Smol can copy the six digits before opening Chrome so you can paste them into the approval page.

Smol retries once after five seconds and again when the connection returns or the window regains focus. You can also choose Retry image for an individual screenshot.

In Screenshot, press V, drag from the background and press Enter to crop. Escape cancels the selection. Click an arrow or rectangle to edit it. For a video, Stop and Save Recording appears in the menu bar while Smol is recording.

Open Keyboard shortcuts to edit an assigned command or expand the unassigned list. When you change a startup setting, choose Apply to save it.

On Mac, clicking a mail PDF opens it in Preview by default. Choose the inline option on the attachment to read future PDFs inside Smol.

Click a screenshot beside a release note to enlarge it. Press Escape to return to the list.

The menu bar uses a monochrome icon that follows the system appearance. Both menus and Desktop Settings reflect the same login preference.

Open the checklist to inspect completed actions. Requests for approval, errors and screenshots stay visible in the conversation.

The welcome window and Quick AI use compact illustrations. Your recent workspace and desktop settings are still accessible from the welcome screen.