A ticket’s start and due dates and a project’s start and target dates now show the same calendar day to every teammate, wherever they are. Before, a date picked in one time zone could show a day early in another.
Today follows you. “Today”, overdue badges, and due filters use your own day, and they update at midnight without a reload
Calendar view. Picking a day in the calendar view creates the ticket on that day, including east of UTC
Telegram reminder. The due reminder arrives at 09:00 in your workspace’s time zone on the due day, and it names the date
Agents and MCP. Agents and MCP clients can set a date as plain YYYY-MM-DD
A ticket card on the board now shows its project’s own icon and color, so you can tell projects apart at a glance. A project without an icon still shows a folder.
Calmer lists. The squads list, the squad page, and the projects views drop their outlines and use soft panels, and a long squad name no longer pushes the list past its panel
Squad initials. A squad’s initials take the first letter of each word, so “Growth Squad” shows GS
Gantt zoom. The Gantt zoom control is a sliding tab switch
Quieter empty states. Empty pages across the app use one smaller, quieter title
Sentence case. Squad buttons and dialogs read “New squad”, “Create squad”, and “Add agent”
Projects and Squads are no longer Labs features. Every workspace sees them, with no switch to turn on. Projects is the Projects tab under Board. Squads is the Squads tab under Agents.
Find projects fast. The Projects tab shows a grid, a list, or a table. Search by title, filter by status, and sort by Recent, Name, Progress, or Target date
One page per project. Tabs run across Overview, Board, List, Table, Calendar, Gantt, and Activity. Overview shows the brief, progress, what is coming up, open tickets grouped by status, and recent activity
Properties. Set status, priority, lead, squad, a start date, and a target date. The panel also lists the project’s autopilots, workflows, and knowledge sources. The Gantt shows the target date as a line
Make it yours. Pick an icon and a color, pin a project to the sidebar with the star, and copy a link to it from the … menu. Board cards show their project by default
Squad roles. The squad page shows each member’s role and the projects the squad leads
Sign out of all other sessions in Settings → Profile now ends every other session. On an account with a long sign-in history, the button could leave other devices signed in and still say “Other sessions signed out”.
Every other device and browser must sign in again. This device stays signed in
If any other session remains, you see “Could not sign out every other session. Try again.”
Docs now open in a block editor, and your agents can write in them. An agent drafts a doc in chat, or suggests changes to a doc you wrote, and you review before anything of yours changes.
Block editor. Choose Add source, then Write doc. Type / for blocks such as To-do list, Callout, columns, Table of contents, Image, Video, Audio, File, Table, Equation, and Date. Use Turn into to change a block, and open History to see earlier versions
Live table embed. Embed one of your Tables in a doc with the Table embed block
Agents write docs in chat. An agent can list, read, create, and edit docs. A doc an agent made is the agent’s until a person edits it. After that, the agent’s changes arrive as suggestions with Review, Reject all, and Accept all. The chat card has Undo
Deep research. Ask an agent to research a topic. It writes a cited report into a new doc and shows “Researching…” then “Report ready” in chat. A run costs 30 credits
Workflows. An agent with the Docs toolkit can use the same doc tools in a workflow step
Triage now works like a short review. It can ask a few questions first, then proposes changes to the ticket. Nothing changes until you apply it.
Questions first. Triage can ask up to five questions under “A few questions first”. Answer them, or choose Skip questions
A proposal you edit. The “Triage proposal” lists a title, text to add to the description, priority, assignee, labels, and steps. Tick the rows you want and edit them. It also shows possibly related work and ways to get the work done
Apply or discard. Choose Apply N changes on a ticket, or Use in draft while you create one. Discard throws the proposal away
Where it is. Choose Triage when you create a ticket and on any ticket that is not done or cancelled. Triage needs an active plan
Press X to select a ticket, then change it with a key. This works on the board, list, table, calendar, and Gantt views.
Keys. X selects. Shift+click selects a range. S sets status, P priority, A assignee, Shift+A assigns to you, L labels, D due date, and E archives. J and K step through tickets in the side panel. Press ? to see them all
Undo. Status, priority, assignee, label, project, and date changes, and archive, show an Undo toast. Turn the Undo window off in Settings → Preferences
Gantt and Calendar. Drag a Gantt bar to move it, or drag its edge to change the start or due date. In Calendar, switch between Month and Week, drag a ticket to another day, or choose + on a day to add a ticket due that day
Group, filter, and share. In Display settings, group Board and List by Status, Assignee, or Priority, and choose Copy link to this view. A Due date filter offers Overdue, Today, Next 7 days, Later, and No date
Table columns. Drag a column edge to resize it. Choose Reset column widths in the Columns menu. Widths are saved in this browser
Command palette. Cmd+K can set status, priority, assignee, labels, and due date, copy a link, or archive the selected ticket
Ask an agent in chat for something you want to keep, and it writes an artifact that opens in a panel beside the conversation. Artifacts are on by default as a Labs alpha feature.
Six kinds. Document, Code, Web page, React app, SVG image, and Diagram. Switch between Preview and Code
Versions. Every change is a new version. Pick a version, turn on Changes to see what differs from the one before, and choose Restore to bring an old version back as a new one
Edit it yourself. Edit and save in the panel. While the agent is writing, the panel is read-only
Keep and share. The Artifacts tab beside Chat lists what you made, with Mine and Shared. Set an artifact to Private, or to Shared so workspace members can view and copy it. Download it, duplicate it, or open it on a full page
Artifacts work in web chat. Turn them off in Settings → Labs.
Creative Canvas, the Code block, and Artifacts now show up without turning on “Show Labs features”. Creative Canvas and the Code block no longer need the Max plan.
On by default. Creative Canvas, Code block, and Artifacts keep their Alpha label. Switch each one off in Settings → Labs, and your choice stays
Any plan. Any plan can open Creative Canvas and add a Code block to a workflow. Credit checks and workspace access work as before
Code block. A workflow step that runs a short JavaScript snippet in a sandbox with no network or file access
Cells that do not fit a field are skipped when you paste or fill, a paste past the last row offers to add rows, and the grid gets drag-select and a shortcuts dialog.
Change a project's icon from the project switcher or the Brand identity panel. Pick an icon and color, use one found on your website, or upload your own.
Approval cards show every argument and recipient, edited email drafts send your edit, failures show an error, and the run timer respects your time zone.
Two built-in skills, catch-me-up and what-i-did, summarise what needs you and what you did. Chat also finds read tools on demand when you connect many apps.
Teammates cannot run or see results from your private agents, chat uploads stay private, admins can transfer orphaned agents, and invites can be accepted or declined.
Triage suggests an agent and a priority for a ticket. Reply to a running computer agent from the ticket, and see consistent status, runs and pull requests.
A new Activity feed lists every chat turn, workflow run, and ticket action per agent or across the workspace, with the trigger, status, cost, and tools behind each one.
Setup now scans your public website and shows what agents can find and use there. Pick your specialist teammates, give each one the right tools, and turn the gaps into an improvement ticket.
Creating on the canvas starts with a sentence. Describe the image, video, or audio you want, drop a reference image, review the settings and price, then generate.
A guided tour page and a full sample workspace are open to everyone. Walk through six surfaces, then explore a read-only company with real tickets, tables, and inbox threads.
Editing a live workflow or autopilot no longer changes what runs. Your changes save as a draft, the published version keeps running, and you publish when you are ready.
A batch of fixes for Creative Canvas: connections are easier to delete, keyboard focus behaves, the layout fits smaller screens, and batch quotes now equal what you are charged.
Telegram posts one live message per run, connected-app logins refresh safely, the workflow compiler rejects unsafe tool steps, and large workflow graphs render faster.
Filter, Stop, Format, Dedupe, Wait for event, Respond, and Call workflow join the builder, plus an error branch on every step that talks to the outside world.
Turning on a workflow that writes to your tools now shows exactly what it will change and waits for your consent. Webhooks are signed, repeated failures pause the workflow and tell you, and any run can be rerun whole.
Creative Canvas now includes Compose, a studio for turning generated image, video, and audio into an image composite, a storyboard, or an edited video. Labs.
Mention a connected app in chat and the agent can use it on that turn. Plus a second Google Analytics account, a Home page, and the ticket's run log where the conversation is.
Generated workflows now send email and Telegram, call your connected apps, and run on a schedule or a trigger. Plus GitHub and Linear issues on your board, and a canvas that prices itself honestly.
Skills open with their content, new agents are mentionable straight away, the board refreshes when you come back to it, and agent lists show only your own agents.
An approval step is the one place a human authorises an agent to act, so the only safe default is to keep waiting. Approval nodes now proceed on an explicit approval and nothing else.
Onboarding could produce three tasks and send three near-identical emails a minute apart. Tasks ready for review are now batched into one email, and you pick whether that arrives immediately, daily, or weekly.
A connection can look connected and be completely unusable — expired credentials, a revoked token. Connections now carry a live health state, tell you which of the two it is, and let you test one on demand.
Turn business data into typed Tables for people and agents. Organize it with saved views, let an agent compute a cell or update a column in batches, and inspect how each result was produced.
Build Company Brain from your Tables, then ask questions across every Table in your workspace. Combine data across Tables, uncover trends, and get summaries in chat, then check when the data last synced and refresh it whenever you need a newer answer.
Chat now keeps the work behind an answer visible. Follow a live plan as it progresses, open cited knowledge and web sources inline, and return to the thread with its plan and web results intact.
Describe a change to a workflow in plain language and the builder makes it for you. New steps splice straight onto the canvas and the layout re-flows so the end stays last — no dragging required.
The message box is now identical across dashboard chat, the inbox, and ticket conversations — same attachments, same @-mentions, same quick actions. Learn it once, use it everywhere.
Tickets can now be deleted outright. Removing one cleans up its comments, subtasks, attachments, and links in a single step, behind a confirmation so nothing goes by accident.
Connect Telegram and its messages land in the same inbox as your email. Each one gets an AI-drafted reply you approve before it sends — with reactions, edits, and attachments all handled natively.
Connect Gmail and your agent studies how you actually write, distilling it into a reusable voice profile that shapes every reply it drafts. Review it, refresh it, or clear it whenever you like.
Your business context, competitors, and sources now live in a single master–detail view. Pick anything on the left, edit it inline on the right — no more hopping between tabs.
The workflow builder grew up. Drag from any block to add the next one, insert live data with a searchable picker, and see exactly which branch a condition took on its last run.
The dashboard opens onto a configurable command center — pinned chat, a live to-do list pulled straight from your tickets, an inbox digest of what needs you, and suggested next moves. Resize and arrange it to fit how you work.
Approve a ticket and an agent takes it from there. Each step is logged live as it runs, and any action that touches a connected service — posting, updating, publishing — pauses for your approval before proceeding.
All your run history is now in one place. Workflows, autopilots, and background system runs share the same master-detail panel — scroll the list, click a run, and drill into its steps or approve a pending action without leaving the page.
Your workspace now builds a structured company profile from your site — mission, vision, founding story, values, founders, headcount, and industry. Each field shows its source and confidence so you can see exactly where it came from and edit anything the crawl got wrong.
Drag a file into any chat and the agent reads it as part of the conversation. Attach a CSV, PDF, or text file and ask questions about it — the agent has the full contents in context, no need to upload it to your knowledge base first.
First-time setup is faster and more guided. A product tour walks you through every section of the dashboard with screenshots, and the use-case menu has redesigned previews that show what each automation actually looks like before you enable it.
Browse every available integration in one place and connect with a single click — no API keys to copy or rotate. Managed OAuth is live for Stripe, Notion, and Linear.
The Traces tab is now a full debugging surface. See each run by the prompt that started it, drill into individual steps, and get accurate cost and token counts broken down by model.
New workspaces open onto ready-to-run automations — enable competitor tracking, an SEO audit, or review mining in one click. On signup we crawl your whole site to pre-build the knowledge every agent draws from.
The agent builder gained advanced controls: turn on extended thinking for harder reasoning, set input and output guardrails to enforce your rules, and attach evaluators that score responses automatically.
A transparent credit system, end to end. Every agent action costs a defined number of credits, each plan includes a monthly pool, and a ledger tracks every debit and top-up — predictable pricing, not a per-token meter.
Connect Gmail and incoming mail flows straight into your agents. The agent reads the thread, drafts a reply, and queues it for your approval — nothing is sent without you.
Upload documents and connect data sources, and your agents retrieve and cite the most relevant content when answering or drafting proposals — answers grounded in your actual company data.
Agents can now propose board tickets straight from a conversation. An inline draft card appears for you to edit and accept — landing the ticket on your board without leaving the chat.
Attach platform-provided tool bundles to any agent with a toggle. The first two are Web Research — search the web and read any URL — and SEO Intelligence: keyword volume, rankings, SERP data, and backlinks.
Agents can work as a team. A supervisor delegates tasks to specialists — SEO, strategy, outreach research — and synthesizes their work into a single answer right in your chat.
Always-on automations that run on a schedule with no manual trigger. The flagship App Store Optimization autopilot monitors your listing and suggests metadata improvements on its own.
The agent detail view is now a resizable 3-pane console — conversation history, live chat, and an editable inspector — with a new Memory tab that shows what the agent knows about your business.
An approved ticket can trigger your agent to open a real GitHub pull request — the first live, reversible external action on the platform, always behind a human approval gate.
Drag-and-drop builders for creating agents and multi-step workflows. Model settings, instructions, and connected tools live on a canvas that maps directly to the live runtime — no separate deploy step.
AI Agent reads your website and extracts your colors, typography, personality, and tone of voice — so every agent starts with your company's context built in.
A real-time chat for talking to your agents. Responses stream as they're generated, threads persist across sessions, and you can inspect the agent's execution inline.
The foundation of the platform. Connect your tools, let AI surface weekly action proposals on a board, approve the ones you like, and watch approved actions run — every step human-gated.
The new platform arrives — a complete dashboard with agent management, a work board, an inbox, a skills library, and team settings. A clean-slate rebuild of everything that came before.
Visually build multi-step workflows by dragging and connecting agents, tools, and tasks. From simple sequences to complex logic, Flows let you orchestrate everything on one interactive canvas.
From scraping LinkedIn and Reddit to generating images and analyzing TikTok profiles, your agents can now reach for 15+ built-in tools to automate research, content, and competitive intel.
A redesigned model picker built for clarity and speed. Compare model strengths, context limits, and performance tags like Fast, Reasoning, or Powerful — and pick what fits the task.
Your agents can use real tools — web search, image generation, domain scraping — as part of their work. Assign the tools you want and the agent handles the rest with smart parameter mapping.
Attach documents to any agent and give it persistent knowledge it can reference across every task and conversation. Perfect for SOPs, product manuals, and onboarding guides — no need to re-upload.
Fine-tune your SEO titles, descriptions, and keywords. Whether you're optimizing or localizing, take full control over how your content ranks and resonates.
Let us build it for you. From discovery call to custom agent delivery, our white-glove service helps teams save 15+ hours per employee and cut costs by 30% in 90 days. You bring the workflow — we bring the AI.
Every plan now comes with built-in credits, and you can top up anytime with packs that never expire. Buy once, use forever — designed for predictability and scale.
Build your own custom AI agents, assign them specific tasks, and mention them right from the chat. Want an SEO writer? A research agent? An email composer? Just @mention and go.
We don't normally call these out, but this one was big. We squashed bugs, polished rough edges, and sped everything up — from page loads to article generation.
Use the best model for the job — OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, or open-source options. Switch between them freely, or let the system pick the smartest one for your query.
Press ⌘K (or Ctrl+K) to open a global command menu from anywhere. Jump into chats, run actions, and change settings — lightning fast, no clicks needed.
New settings let you match your brand's tone of voice and image style effortlessly — and generate more ideas with one click, based on what you've already written.
Research, analyze, ideate, draft, and create articles from just your domain. Using real SEO data from DataForSEO and Ahrefs, it writes engaging, on-brand articles in a few clicks. Days of work, done in minutes.
The first draft of @writer — an AI writer built for high-ranking SEO content. Good SEO is evergreen, free organic traffic, but it's usually slow and hard to get right. We worked with SEO experts to make it simple.
We no longer auto-regenerate and reprioritize every task after each run, so your edits stick and the task list stays focused. The result: task execution is now 300% faster. You can add tasks manually or let AI generate them.
