Release Notes

The new Library experience brings prompts, workflows, and examples into one centralized place with powerful filters and clearer organization to help you get started faster.

Assistant threads can now suggest recommended workflows if your task mirrors an existing Harvey workflow. This makes it faster and easier to discover and leverage workflows already available to you.

The upload limit for Assistant and Vault has increased to 500 MB.

A refreshed Harvey homepage is coming soon, with a simplified prompt box, suggested prompts, and quick access to recent work to help you get started faster and stay focused.

Assistant and Vault now support a broader range of web, data, and coding file formats for upload and analysis.

To increase flexibility and support structured reviews across any files, you can now create review tables in Assistant using files outside of vaults.

Assistant now recommends review tables when they’re the best fit for your prompt.

Harvey is now better at reading and understand tables in documents.

Work more seamlessly across Vault and Assistant with improved access to key tools—like review tables and threads—right where you need them.

Easily reference specific files or knowledge sources by tagging them directly into your query.

Get instant answers about how to use Harvey by asking Harvey directly.

Unlock password-protected, encrypted files directly in Harvey and work with them like any other file, without needing to decrypt files externally and remove passwords in advance.

Harvey can produce outputs better aligned with your jurisdiction and preferred language.

Harvey now supports querying across two sources at once — giving you broader access to the context you need without switching tools or re-uploading files.

A redesigned sources panel will make it easier to navigate, search, and interpret citations — with clearer icons, a new search bar, and auto-updating sources that stay aligned with your current thread view.

Harvey just got smarter—refining its approach to find the right information and deliver more accurate answers from your documents and Vault projects.

Harvey can now read and understand comment bubbles inside of Word documents.

Speak directly to Harvey and generate prompts hands-free.

Harvey now offers a deep analysis capability powered by OpenAI’s latest API to streamlines long-form legal drafting.

Ask questions about extracted data directly from any Review table using Harvey’s Assistant thread feature.

Draft, edit, and chat—all in one place. Plus, a new homepage and smarter file handling for images.

Exports now include formatting defaults and controls to customize font, spacing, margins, and alignment.

Harvey now suggests actionable next steps when users ask about sources we don’t support, like U.S. case law.

You can now add bullets and indentation to prompts—making it easier to organize and structure input for clarity and context.

Expert-level prompting can be time-consuming and complex. Use the new “Improve Prompt” button to refine your queries, producing clearer prompts and higher-quality results with no additional effort.

Incorporate up-to-date information from the internet directly into your queries, including current events, company details, and newly published laws or regulations.

A redesigned Assist mode experience—mirroring Assistant Workflows—is now available, improving usability, transparency, and responsiveness.

Assistant can now interpret and respond to tracked changes and comments in redlined Word and PDF files.

The Assistant composer is being redesigned for greater usability and to support future 2025 features.

Users can now share Assistant threads and Vault projects with colleagues—view or edit access is available depending on the product.