Hello from Msty AI.
June opened with a moment we were proud to see: the Msty AI logo appeared during NVIDIA’s RTX Spark announcement at Computex 2026, alongside other companies helping shape the next generation of local AI on Windows.
We are also preparing to introduce a new product, Msty Nexus, with a live reveal on Wednesday, June 10. Here is what else is happening across Msty AI this month.
Msty Nexus: Watch the Live Reveal
Msty Nexus is a simpler way to manage and connect everything AI. We will share the full product and show how it works during a live YouTube reveal on Wednesday, June 10, 2026, at 12:00 p.m. Eastern.
→ View the Msty Nexus Livestream
Msty Go 0.9.0: Usage Insights and File-Based Automation
Msty Go 0.9.0 adds a new Usage Stats board for reviewing token usage, tool activity, and activity over time. Tasks and Playbooks can now run when files in a watched folder change, creating more options for file-based automation.
The release also introduces local document parsing and improves folder workflows, sidebar navigation, runtime setup guidance, app updates, and mobile Cloud sign-in feedback. Fixes across Rules, scheduled Tasks, model selection, command display, folder organization, and data sync make day-to-day use more reliable.
→ Review the Msty Go Changelog
Msty Studio: New Workflows Are on the Way
Several Msty Studio updates are in development for June. We are working on a refreshed onboarding experience for new users, a consolidated Model Hub for managing local AI models, and a new way to organize and use attachments.
We will share more as these updates get closer to release.
Msty Stack and Msty Law: Coming Soon
Msty Stack
Msty Stack is being developed as a central place for Knowledge Stacks and AI inference. It is designed to help teams connect grounded knowledge with secure model infrastructure while keeping control over how and where AI runs.
→ Get Notified About Msty Stack
Msty Law
Msty Law is focused on AI-powered practice management for legal professionals. We are building it around the documents, matters, time, and operational workflows that firms manage every day.
Featured Video: Let Msty Go Work Across Other Apps
Computer Use allows compatible Msty Go agents to interact with other applications on macOS and Windows. This walkthrough shows how Msty Go can use the desktop as part of a larger task.
→ Watch the Computer Use Video
Featured Blog: Msty AI and NVIDIA RTX Spark
RTX Spark points toward more capable local AI on Windows PCs. We worked with NVIDIA around the platform and explored what stronger local hardware can mean for products such as Msty Studio and Msty Go.
The result is not a purely local or purely cloud future. It is a more flexible one, where people can choose local models for privacy, responsiveness, offline access, and cost control, while still using cloud models when the work calls for them.
Thanks for reading this month’s update. We will have more to share after the Msty Nexus reveal and as the next Studio, Stack, and Law updates move closer to release.
Until next time,
The Msty AI Team