v0.8.0 : Update notes (2026/06/16)
💡 Thank you for using Blaze!
1. Added Memory
Blaze can now remember useful context about you and your org across conversations.
Until now, you often had to re-explain your org’s naming conventions, your preferences, or the background of an ongoing project every time you started a new conversation. With this release, you can ask Blaze to remember the things it should keep in mind. In later sessions and other conversations, Blaze can use that saved context when it is relevant.
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Say “remember this,” and Blaze saves the content as a memory. You can keep org naming conventions, commonly used settings, working preferences, and project background.
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Saved memories are referenced when they are relevant. Over time, Blaze can respond in a way that better fits your org and how you work, without making you repeat the same context.
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Memories are scoped to each Salesforce org. Memories from one org are not mixed into another org.
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Saved memories are stored as files in your workspace folder, so you can inspect them. You can also ask Blaze to delete a memory.
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Sensitive information such as API keys, tokens, and passwords is protected from being saved as memory.
2. Added OpenAI models
OpenAI models are now available in the model selection menu. You can choose between Claude and OpenAI models depending on the task.
- Supported models: GPT-5.5 / GPT-5.4 / GPT-5.4 mini
- Select them from the same model selection menu as before.
3. Other Improvements
- Improved Blazer 1 response quality.
- Improved the stability of version-control status checks and diagnostics on Windows.