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# Aug 27, 2025 - Uploading Files

Upload your files to let Mito Ai get to work on your data right away.

### 📂  Uploading Files 

* It's now easier than ever to get Mito AI to work with your files. Just upload them and let Mito Ai get to work. No more copying and pasting file paths.

### 🏃 New Run All Cells Tool

* The Agent can now decide to rerun the notebook. This is particularly useful in helping the agent pick up it's work from an existing notebook.

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### 🐛 Bug Fixes & Improvements&#x20;

* Better variables creation to avoid context window limits
* Fixes bug where refreshing app takes you back to chat mode
* The Notebook footer no longer overlaps cells sometimes
* Better error handling for streaming errors in chat mode
* More generous free tier limit so you use Mito AI for longer without having to pay


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