Verba now creates native polls on Discord and Telegram using AI that evaluates conversation context rather than relying on keyword triggers like 'poll'.

The system resolves poll requests based on meaning and intent, ensuring polls appear only when appropriate.

A prior issue where Verba incorrectly reported it could not create polls—despite permissions being enabled—has been resolved.

GIFs are now filtered through an AI relevance engine to match conversational tone and topic, reducing random or mismatched responses.

Verba continues to use GIFs frequently when enabled, but only those contextually appropriate are selected.

Stickers that fit the current conversation are now selectable, and verbs can apply relevant reactions and custom emojis where platform support allows.

Expressive replies may be split into multiple messages for more natural delivery.

The Telegram module now aligns closely with Discord, allowing granular control over emoji reactions, GIFs, stickers, custom emojis, polls, multi-message replies, and commands.

Telegram’s connected status, visuals, command handling, and expression fallbacks have also been improved.

WhatsApp users gain two new commands: /ping to check verb connectivity and /generate to create images directly.

General stability and command handling on WhatsApp have been enhanced.

The Verba dashboard now features smoother page transitions through UI refinements.

Several community-reported bugs have been addressed, including poll permission errors, expression fallback failures, and reaction inconsistencies.