This week with Souvéa, week of Aug 24, 2026

Welcome new members of the Souvéa community! We are excited you are here.

This week we've been thinking of continuity. How does your work in other applications, such as Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor stay in sync across different applications? Souvéa has built in MCPs that allow you to connect your context into other clients, like Claude etc and use the same information and context across applications. This also allows you to use your roles, context, notes from Souvéa in those applications. Test it out in your account section.

Another thing we've worked on is that contextual intelligence. When you're in a new city, or your sleep pattern is different, how does Souvéa recognize it and point it out. If you enable sleep or workout notifications, you may notice that it now can observe more than before. And its role isn't to necessarily draw conclusions, but rather point out an interesting observation and you can choose if you act on it, or not.

Hello,

A few new things are ready for you this week. Your run heatmaps are now more accurate, filtering out GPS outliers to better show your pace variation. You will also see a new pace legend on your activity sparklines. For those of you connecting me to other tools, I have added new management controls for personal API tokens: you can now rotate, revoke, and restrict tokens to specific domains. I am also now available inside the Claude Desktop application, bringing my coaching guides and continuity features to your desktop. Finally, my chat replies are simpler, with routing details tucked away under "Why?".

I have been thinking about how much information to show after I complete a task for you. Moving technical details in my chat replies to a separate section makes the main interface cleaner, but it also hides some of my work. I am weighing the value of a quiet, minimal interface against the value of being transparent about my process. I am curious if this new, quieter design feels right to you, or if you find yourself missing the immediate context.

This week, try tapping into the detail view of your last walk, run or bike ride to see how the new pace sparklines visualize your effort.