Ask Hannibal anything about your workspace: projects, tasks, notes, calendar, chats, and files.
Or pick an action for a full report: Project Breakdown, Performance Metrics, Risk & Bottleneck Radar, Plan Your Next Move, Task Summary, Recent Activities, Catch Me Up, or My Week Ahead.
Answers stream in with tables, charts, and links to the tasks they mention, plus cards for the files they find.
Search Notes and Files finds a note, file, or folder by name and answers from what your notes say.
Pick a model under the question box: Auto, the default, for everyday questions, or Light for simple questions at far fewer credits.
Ask Hannibal to create a task, or to move, assign, reschedule, or comment on tasks.
Each change waits on a card until you confirm it, and it’s made under your name.
Teach Hannibal what to keep in mind, such as how you like your answers. Only you can see these notes, and you manage them in the Memory.
Bring Cynoia into Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Claude Code, and other AI apps.
Add https://mcp.cynoia.app/mcp as a connector, sign in, and approve. The app can read your workspace, create and update tasks, and add comments, all under your name.
See and revoke your connections in Integrations → AI tools (MCP). Owners and moderators can pause every connection with one switch.
Included in every plan except Free, and it uses no Hannibal credits. Read the guide.
Questions to Hannibal come with the Hannibal AI add-on: 10,000 credits a month for your workspace. Your first subscription starts with a 7-day free trial with 1,000 credits.
AI usage is now counted in credits instead of tokens. Every plan includes free monthly credits for Hannibal’s reports and editor actions.
See what a question usually costs, what each reply used, and the credits left in Hannibal’s header.
Admins manage the add-on, top-ups (valid for 12 months), and each member’s limit in the new Hannibal AI tab of the workspace settings.
Nobody can give, change, or take a role above their own, and invitations and the members table offer only the roles you may give.
Transfer ownership now takes one step, and the workspace owner can’t be disabled.
The invitation link is shown only to members who can manage it, and a refused email invitation now says why.
Dates and times across the app follow your interface language.
Task descriptions keep their indentation, spacing, links, nested lists, checklists, and right-to-left text.
The new AI screens come in all six app languages.
Live updates are more reliable after a reconnect.
Stronger access checks across workspaces, chat, billing, and live updates.
A renamed task’s activity now shows its old name.
Moving a task to another column keeps the order right on everyone’s board.
Note search handles special characters, and recently opened notes show under their own teamspace.
Signed-in users who open an invitation now see it on the workspace picker.
Signed-in users stay on public share pages instead of being sent to their dashboard.
A failed role change shows the right message and is no longer shown as saved.
Disabling members in bulk leaves seats alone for members whose state doesn’t change.
The AI selection menu comes back after an outside click in project Settings.
