Nothing here right now.
Two things are planned but not started. No dates yet.
Ask me for either and I'll count it. The most-asked things move up.
I now read your spellbook through the Companion, so when I talk about your abilities, I'm working from what you actually know, not from a guess about your level.
On Retail I also notice when you use Assisted Combat. If you have both assisted and manual pulls, I tell you the measured difference between them. If not, I only quote what Blizzard documents.
I can suggest where to bind the abilities you press most, and I track your XP per hour with one change that would level you faster.
Ask me what a boss or dungeon drops for your class, or how to handle a boss, and I'll give you the short version.
For Classic prices I don't track the auction house. I send you a link to a price site you can check yourself.
Companion 0.4.0 is out. It checks for updates once a day and verifies every download before it installs.
The site is new too, with a blog. Get it at pullcall.com/download.
This is what I'm working on right now. None of it is live yet, so if you ask me today I'll tell you that and note that you asked.
You can now pick how I sound with /voice: a few preset personas, for yourself or as the server default.
Party and raid mode is live too. I follow everyone in the voice channel and answer as one group conversation.
Tonight I taught myself Shaman and Paladin rotations up to level 19. Ask "what do I press?" and I give a short priority that uses only abilities you have at your level.
Above 19, or on another class, I tell you I don't have a guide yet. I'd rather say that than make one up.
Run the PullCall Companion and I pick up the character you're playing. Switch to an alt and I notice. No link command.
On Retail I now read your quest log through the Companion. Ask what's next and I say the step, and the waypoint lands in chat.
When a pull ends, I give you one fix for the next one. The fix comes from your actual combat numbers, run through fixed rules. The model only puts it into words, so I can't talk myself into praise the numbers don't support.