Features in testing
These features work today. They may still change before they are considered stable. Each one lists its known limits. The mark "(exp)" means "experimental", and "(preview)" a support that is still partial.
Annotated document scanning (exp)
Print a document to annotate, write in the margin or underline a passage, then scan the sheets. T'esperam reads your annotations and suggests draft comments. Drafts stay drafts: you review them, then add them to your reply or ignore them.
Limits. Scans must be sharp, on a white background and well cropped. Curved photos, strong shadows, large rotations and cursive handwriting are harder to read. Each import is meant for scans of up to 100 pages. A local copy of each print is kept for 30 days, up to 200 MB.
Turn it on in Settings › General, under Experimental.
First drafts from Apple Intelligence (exp)
Describe an agent's goal. Apple Intelligence writes a first draft of its instructions and permissions, step by step, with progress shown, the option to cancel a step and the option to resume it. You review the draft before you launch the agent.
Limits. This feature requires Apple Intelligence on your Mac. The on-device model works; the Private Cloud Compute model is not yet available in T'esperam.
Third-party tools in preview (preview)
Your OpenCode and Codex sessions appear in the Fleet, and your messages reach them. For OpenCode, update the plugin from the app settings. For Codex, update the hooks from T'esperam, then restart your Codex sessions.
Limits. Not every feature is available in the same way for each tool yet. What's new lists what is added for each tool, version after version.
Give feedback
Write to contact@tesperam.app with "Test:" followed by the feature name as the subject. Include the app version and your system version. Your feedback helps decide which features to stabilise first.
T'esperam is an app by Liant. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by the publishers of the tools mentioned. Claude and Claude Code are trademarks of Anthropic, PBC; other names mentioned belong to their respective owners.