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New releases and improvements to the Abundly platform.
April 30, 2026
askAgent in all contexts, API wildcard patterns, generated images as documents, help menu redesign, one-off script triggers

askAgent() Works Everywhere

The askAgent() function in bypass scripts now works in all contexts — chat, triggers, and webhooks — not just triggers. It uses delegate_task with full context under the hood, and requires the Delegate Task capability to be enabled.

Wildcard API URL Patterns

API Capability URL patterns now support wildcards anywhere in the URL, not just at the end. For example, *.shopify.com/admin/api/* or https://api.example.com/v*/users now match correctly.

Generated Images as Documents

Images created with generate_image now automatically appear as chat-scoped documents. This means agents can promote them to the document library, reference them by ID, and manage them like any other document.

Help Menu Redesign

The floating help bubble has been replaced with a Help section in the user menu. It includes links to documentation, changelog, feedback, service status, and support — all in one place.

One-Off Script Triggers

One-off scheduled triggers now support scriptDocumentId, allowing them to run a bypass script directly instead of the full agent pipeline — matching what was already available for recurring triggers.

Improvements

  • Basic auth hint — The API capability form now clarifies that Basic auth secrets should be stored as username:password (the platform handles encoding).
  • Capabilities tab cleanup — Workspace admin capabilities are now shown at the top for admins; duplicate MCP server list removed.
  • Pricing page — The trial button now shows “25,000 credits included”.

Bug Fixes

  • Agent move from management page — Fixed the bulk/single agent move action that was failing with a 400 error.
  • Generated image documents — Fixed an edge case where the document wasn’t created for agents without certain capability settings.
  • Agent import/clone file copy — Document files are now properly copied in cloud storage when importing or cloning an agent.
April 29, 2026
Help bubble, delegate_task fullContext, VM downloads as documents, Owner rename, workspace analytics tables, folder delete fix

In-Product Help Bubble

A new floating Help button now appears on all portal pages, giving you quick access to documentation, changelog, feedback links, and a Getting Started guide. You can show or hide it from your user preferences.

delegate_task: Full Context Mode

The delegate_task tool now supports a fullContext: true option, letting an agent delegate tasks to itself with its full system prompt and tool set — but a clean context window. Useful for long-running conversations where accumulated history makes each turn expensive.

VM Downloads Appear in Documents

Files downloaded via download_file_from_vm now appear in the documents panel (chat, trigger, or agent library). Use the optional scope argument to control where they’re stored.

”Admin” Renamed to “Owner”

The top agent access level is now called Owner everywhere in the UI — in agent settings, user access, agent management, and agent cards. This makes it clearer that workspace-level admin and agent-level top access are separate concepts.

Workspace Analytics: More Tables

The Workspace Analytics capability gains two new tables:
  • agent_user_access — per-user access grants on agents
  • team_memberships — replaces the previous lossy single-team column
The agents table now also exposes defaultAccessLevel, linkAccessLevel, and adminOnly.

New Model Support

Claude Opus 4.6 and Opus 4.7 are now available as model choices for read_pdf_pages_visually. Claude Sonnet 4.6 is also now available as a model choice and has been set as the default Sonnet model.

Improvements

  • Admin-only capabilities are now shown as disabled cards on non-admin-only agents, so workspace admins can discover and enable them without first toggling the agent’s admin-only setting.

Bug Fixes

  • Folder deletion now cascades correctly — deleting a folder removes all its contents. Previously, children were orphaned and kept appearing in agent LLM contexts. Non-empty folders now show a confirmation modal before deletion.
  • Agent Management on narrow screens — The Agent column no longer collapses when the window is narrow; less-important columns hide responsively instead.
April 28, 2026
Virtual Machine for all, workspace analytics, admin-only agents, evals improvements, capability panel fixes

Virtual Machine for Everyone

The Virtual Machine capability is now publicly available — no need to contact support to enable it. It lets your agent run code, create Office documents (Word, Excel, PowerPoint), and generate PDFs. Find it in the Built-in capabilities tab in your agent settings.

Workspace Analytics

A new Workspace Analytics capability gives workspace admins SQL-based access to aggregated, metadata-only snapshots of their workspace’s agents, chats, triggers, capabilities, usage, credits, and evals — all powered by a built-in DuckDB instance. Requires an admin-only agent (see below).

Admin-Only Agents

Workspace admins can now restrict an agent to admin-only access, preventing non-admin users from using it. This is required for sensitive capabilities like Workspace Analytics and is ideal for internal admin tooling.

Credit Details Defaults

Set a workspace-wide default and per-team override for the Credit Details setting. New agents automatically inherit the setting via team → workspace → off. A new bulk action in Agent Management lets you update all existing agents at once.

Improvements

  • Capability panel toggle — Enable or disable a capability directly from the settings panel without going back to the capability card. OAuth from the chat panel now restores the panel on return and auto-links the new token.
  • Evals tab — Model Settings is now a collapsible card with a summary line showing configured models. Eval-run and grading credits are now shown separately in result views. New “Chat with agent” button to get started with evals.
  • Admins column — The Admins column is back in the agent management table, visible at a glance without expanding each row.

Bug Fixes

  • Scheduled agent crash — Fixed a crash that occurred when a scheduled agent referenced a deleted or missing tool credential.
April 27, 2026
New SharePoint tools, eval model filtering, thinking mode & context meter fixes

New SharePoint Tools

Four new tools are now available for SharePoint integrations: move/rename items, copy items (cross-site capable with automatic retry), delete items (to recycle bin — recoverable), and create folders. These expand the SharePoint toolkit to cover comprehensive file and folder management.

Eval Improvements

Admin-disabled LLM models are now properly excluded from eval runs. Disabled models no longer appear in the eval model add-picker, and already-selected disabled models are shown as orange warning tags with a tooltip explaining they will be skipped during the run.

Thinking Mode & Context Meter Fixes

  • The thinking mode toggle is now hidden for models that don’t support it, keeping the interface clean.
  • Corrected Opus 4.7’s thinking support flag — thinking mode is now correctly configurable for that model.
  • Fixed the context fullness meter, which was previously underestimating usage by ~3×.
  • The context weight indicator now opens as an interactive popover with more detail.
April 24, 2026
Save messages log, file downloads in agent apps, gpt-image-2 upgrade, Autodesk fixes, typing lag fix

Save Messages (Email & SMS Message Log)

Workspace operators can now enable an optional message log for email and SMS interactions. When enabled, incoming and outgoing messages are saved and viewable from a dedicated monitoring view — with pagination and tool save hints for operators building message-processing workflows.

File Downloads in Agent-Built Apps

Agent-built React apps can now generate and trigger client-side file downloads (Excel, Word, ZIP, and more). The frame-src CSP now includes blob: and data: URIs, and the react-documents skill includes a worked example and a CDN library table covering popular file formats.

Upgraded Image Generation

OpenAI image generation now uses gpt-image-2, offering improved image quality.

Autodesk Integration

Fixed several issues with the Autodesk integration:
  • OAuth now works correctly for all users (not just the authorizing user)
  • Token refresh no longer requires re-authentication
  • Forge Viewer correctly selects 2-legged or 3-legged tokens based on the use case

Improvements

  • Soft-delete for admin resources — Deleting users, workspaces, and agent configs now uses a soft-delete approach with a recovery grace period, consistent with other platform resources.
  • Agent details in Usage Reports CSV — Usage report exports can optionally include a per-agent breakdown.
  • RSS feeds — Permanently broken RSS feeds are no longer retried indefinitely.

Bug Fixes

  • Typing lag on new chat — Fixed a debounce issue causing typing lag when opening a new chat.
  • Auto-resize edit message textarea — The edit-message input now grows to fit the content.
  • Last activity in CSV export — Fixed the Last activity column in workspace and team management CSV exports.
  • Agent document ownership check — Document deletion now correctly verifies the requesting agent owns the document.
April 23, 2026
Built-in docs search tool, Trello event filters, admin oversight for private agents, code rendering improvements, soft-delete with recovery, dark-mode icons
Agents now have a built-in search_abundly_docs tool that searches the Abundly documentation site. When you ask your agent a question about the platform, it can look up the real documentation instead of relying on its training data.

Trello Per-Agent Event Filters

The Trello integration now supports per-agent event filtering. Instead of receiving all board events, you can configure each agent to listen for specific action types (card created, moved, commented, etc.), optionally scoped to specific lists. A new generic TrelloActionEvent replaces the previous fixed set of event types, enabling broader coverage of Trello activity.

Admin Oversight for Private Agents

Workspace admins can now view key details of private agents directly from the agent management page — including description, instructions, agent-to-agent connections, and exposure hooks (MCP server, HTTP API, webhooks, widget). This gives admins visibility into private agents without needing explicit access.

Code Rendering Improvements

Script documents (JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, etc.) now render with proper syntax highlighting in view mode, including toggleable line numbers and a copy button. All code blocks across the app use a consistent dark theme.

Soft-Delete with Recovery Period

Deleting secrets, HTTP API configurations, agent documents, and agent chats now uses a soft-delete approach — items are marked for removal but remain recoverable during a grace period before permanent deletion.

Improvements

  • Dark-mode vendor icons — Model selectors now show proper light-fill icons for GPT and Grok in dark mode.
  • Chat hero alignment — The new-chat hero text and elements now align correctly with the chat input width.
April 22, 2026
In-chat A2A connections, agent discoverability, batch eval runs, chat start modes, HTTP API CORS, model provider icons, LLM vendor credentials

In-Chat Agent-to-Agent Connections

You can now set up and tear down agent-to-agent connections directly from a chat conversation. Ask your agent something like “connect me to the Research agent” and it emits a connection card with a toggle switch — flipping it adds or removes the target from the agent’s allowed agents list and toggles the Call Other Agent capability as needed. No need to navigate to Settings → Agent Communication.

Agent Discoverability Settings

A new per-agent discoverability setting controls which other agents can find and contact your agent — independently of human user visibility:
  • None — no other agent can discover or reach this agent
  • Team — only agents in the same team can contact this agent
  • Workspace — all agents in the workspace can discover this agent

Batch Eval Runs

You can now select a subset of evals and run them as a single batch from the eval list. Previously you could only run one eval at a time or all at once — now you can pick exactly the evals you need.

Chat Start Mode

The generateStartMessage setting is replaced by an explicit tri-state Chat Start Mode:
  • Silent (default) — no opening message; the user types first
  • Fixed — the agent sends a seeded opening message
  • Auto — the agent generates a context-aware opening message
Brand-new agents now get an onboarding nudge suggesting a use-case discovery skill if no job has been defined yet.

HTTP API: Per-Agent CORS Settings

Agents with an HTTP API endpoint can now configure which browser origins are allowed to make requests. The HTTP API settings UI includes a “Allow requests from Abundly apps” checkbox and a freeform input for custom origins.

Model Provider Icons & Cost Tiers

Model selectors throughout the portal now show provider logos (Claude, GPT, Gemini, Grok) and cost tier indicators (dollar-sign icons) — making it easy to compare models at a glance by provider and relative cost.

LLM Vendor Credentials

Admins now configure LLM credentials once per vendor (Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini, xAI) rather than row-by-row per model. All catalog models from that vendor become available automatically. Pricing changes ship via deploys instead of live database edits.

Improvements

  • Slack channel name in agent context — Agents now see the human-readable channel name (e.g. #dev) in their Slack context alongside the channel ID, avoiding unnecessary API calls to look it up.
  • “User access” — The agent access settings tab is renamed from “Team access” to “User access” for clarity.
April 21, 2026
Human-friendly shell view, eval import overwrite, code execution timeout increase, export fix

Human-Friendly Shell Activity View

The Shell capability now has a Human-friendly mode toggle in its settings. When enabled, raw terminal commands in the live thought bubble and tool-call headers are replaced with plain-language descriptions and emoji illustrations — for example, cat report.md | grep revenue becomes ”📖 Reading report.md and 🔍 looking for ‘revenue’”. Toggle it off to see the raw commands as before.

Eval Import: Overwrite Existing Evals

The eval import modal now has an “Overwrite existing evals (matched by name)” checkbox. It only appears when the import has name conflicts, and lets you update existing evals in place rather than skipping them. The preview distinguishes between evals that will be created, overwritten, or skipped, and the import summary reports counts for each.

Improvements

  • Code execution timeout — The default timeout for code execution has been raised from 5 seconds to 30 minutes. Agents doing long-running work (delegating to sub-agents, polling APIs) no longer need to manually set a timeoutSeconds value to avoid interruption.
  • github_api_request: more token-efficient file editing — Base64 file content is now stripped by default from GitHub API responses, making file read/edit workflows significantly more token-efficient. Raw bytes can be requested by setting includeBase64: true, ideally from inside code_execution.

Bug Fixes

  • Export Agent from Settings — The Export Agent modal’s Export button was always disabled when opened from agent Settings. Now works correctly.
  • HTTP API endpoint validation — Creating an HTTP API endpoint with an empty path now correctly shows an inline error instead of silently failing.
April 20, 2026
Google Drive token reconnect, Drive file improvements

Google Drive: Reconnect Without Losing Files

When a personal Google Drive token expires or is revoked, you can now reconnect it in place directly from the Drive capability card, the Drive Files panel, or the Personal Tokens manager. Previously, the only recovery path was to delete the token and recreate it — wiping every agent’s curated file list in the process.The reconnect flow re-runs Google OAuth consent for the existing token while keeping the same token ID, so all agents that reference it inherit the refreshed credentials automatically. A same-account check prevents accidentally switching to a different Google account.

Improvements

  • Drive file listing — Files are now fetched individually instead of via a bulk list, removing the previous 100-file limit and enabling per-file accessibility status. File names and metadata are cached so they remain visible even after a token loses access.
  • Clearer Drive error messages — The portal now distinguishes between a token-level auth failure (prompts you to reconnect) and a per-file access issue (shows which files are inaccessible), rather than showing a generic error.
April 17, 2026
Google Drive full access, Virtual Machine capability rename, agent management improvements, billing UI enhancements

Google Drive Full Access

Agents can now connect to Google Drive with full access using personal tokens. After connecting via OAuth, you can optionally restrict access to specific drives or folders directly in the portal — giving you fine-grained control over what files the agent can read and write.

Improvements

  • “Virtual Machine” capability — The capability previously called “Sandbox” has been renamed to Virtual Machine throughout the portal, making it clearer that it provides a full cloud VM environment.
  • Agent management: filter overlay — The filter panel on the agent management page is now a right-side overlay drawer. Multi-select filters (capabilities, teams, tags, models) now use searchable checklists for easier navigation.
  • API capabilities and MCP servers in agent management — Agent cards in the management view now show API capability and MCP server badges in the expandable section, with searchable filters for both in the filter overlay.
  • Billing: credit allowance reference line — The credit balance history chart now shows a dashed line at your monthly credit allowance level, making it easy to see how your balance relates to your plan.
  • Approval tab improvements — The approvals list now has filter buttons (All / Pending / Approved / Rejected) with server-side pagination for better performance with large approval lists.

Bug Fixes

  • Trial expiry with remaining credits — The account-status banner now correctly appears for workspaces whose trial period has expired but still have credits remaining.
April 16, 2026
http_request save binary responses as documents, agent avatar thumbnails, credit widget fixes, billing plan fixes

http_request: Save Binary Responses as Documents

The http_request tool now supports a saveResponseAsDocument option. When enabled, agents can download binary files — PDFs, images, ZIPs, and more — and save them directly as agent documents, instead of attempting to serialise binary data as JSON (which previously corrupted the output).

Improvements

  • Faster agent avatar loading — Agent avatars now use compact WebP thumbnails in sidebar and list views, significantly reducing bandwidth and improving load times.

Bug Fixes

  • Credit usage widget — The sidebar credit bar now updates immediately when a chat error occurs or when you switch back to a browser tab, preventing stale or incorrect credit counts after background work.
  • Credit widget for non-admin users — Users with Use or Edit access to an agent (but not a workspace admin) now see correct credit usage in the sidebar.
  • Billing page — Customers whose subscription plan has been archived in Stripe now continue to see their current plan correctly on the billing Plans tab, with the correct “Current subscription” badge.
April 15, 2026
Voice call cost tracking, comprehensive agent management filters, support access management

Voice Call Cost Tracking

AI voice calls now show detailed credit usage in agent log entries. Each call’s log entry includes the duration, provider, and a full cost breakdown covering telephony minutes and OpenAI Realtime token usage (audio and text, input and output).

Comprehensive Agent Management Filters

The agent management page now has a full filter bar with seven dimensions: status, privacy, capabilities (with text search), credits used today (min/max range), last changed, last usage, and admin user. Active filters are visually highlighted, making it easy to find specific agents in large workspaces.

Improvements

  • Support user access — Workspace admins can now add support users as admins on private agents directly from the agent overview row. Revoking a support user’s workspace access automatically removes them from all agent access lists. A Support badge is now shown next to support members in the agent user access settings table.
April 14, 2026
Cloud storage capability, Slack trigger mode, sandbox streaming uploads, chat shimmer UI, Office file sandbox suggestions, remove disabled MCP servers, voice recording preserved on credit limit

Cloud Storage Capability

Agents now support a new Cloud Storage capability with S3-compatible API tools. Connect to AWS S3, Google Cloud Storage (HMAC), Cloudflare R2, MinIO, Backblaze B2, or any other S3-compatible provider. Five tools are available: list objects, get object metadata, get object content, put object, and delete object — with size guardrails and pagination support.

Slack Trigger Mode

The Slack integration now supports two modes, selectable in the capability settings:
  • Chat mode (default) — the existing behaviour, where Slack messages arrive as agent chat messages
  • Trigger mode — raw Slack Events API deliveries are passed directly to the agent as a SlackTriggerEvent, enabling custom handling of any bot event (channel joins, reactions, etc.) via agent instructions or scripts

Sandbox: No More File Size Limit

Sandbox file uploads and downloads now stream data directly between cloud storage and the sandbox, removing the previous 50 MB file size limit. Files of any size are now supported (bounded only by sandbox disk space).

Chat Feedback and Loading Indicators

The chat interface now feels more responsive:
  • Progress messages appear when the agent hands off to a tool, so you know work is happening
  • Shimmer loading states on thinking blocks, tool calls, and thought bubbles give smooth visual feedback during processing

Improvements

  • Office file suggestions — Agents with the Sandbox capability disabled now correctly suggest enabling it when you ask to create Word, Excel, or PowerPoint files (.docx, .xlsx, .pptx), rather than suggesting unrelated alternatives
  • Remove disabled MCP servers — You can now remove a disabled MCP server from an agent without having to re-enable it first

Bug Fixes

  • Rename Agent — The Save button in the Rename Agent modal is now correctly enabled when accessed from the Agent Settings page
  • Voice recording preserved on credit limit — Fixed a bug where hitting a credit limit (team, daily, or account blocked) while recording audio via microphone would silently destroy the in-progress recording or transcription; the input area now stays mounted during an active recording flow
April 13, 2026
Value/impact field for agents, chat filter improvements, Slack paragraph break fix, document names in tool call UI, http_request document body

Value / Impact Field for Agents

You can now add an optional Value / impact description to each agent, editable under Agent Settings → Basic Information. This description appears as a column in the agent management overview — with a tooltip for long values and a subtle “Not set” hint when empty. The field is preserved when cloning or exporting agents.

Chat Filter Improvements

The chat sidebar filter has been updated for clarity:
  • “All chats” now truly shows all chats, including remote (e.g. Slack) chats
  • The filter previously called “Remote chats” is now “Hide remote chats” — acting as a toggle to exclude transport-bound chats when desired
  • The “Hide remote chats” option is hidden when an agent has no remote chats
  • The filter now resets to “All chats” when you switch between agents, preventing confusing empty states

Improvements

  • Slack responses — When an agent produces multiple text segments in a single turn (before and after a tool call), these are now separated by paragraph breaks in Slack instead of running together on one line.
  • Tool call UI — Document names are now shown for array document ID parameters (e.g. in delegate_task), matching the annotation already shown for single documentId fields.
  • http_request tool — A new dataDocumentId parameter lets you send an agent document file as the raw request body, useful for forwarding files to external APIs.
April 10, 2026
SharePoint fixes and improvements, agent document transcription, capabilities deep links, document panel auto-reload

SharePoint Fixes and Improvements

Several improvements to the SharePoint integration:
  • Correct site access enforcement — Site-level access restrictions now correctly match compound site IDs, fixing cases where restrictions could silently fail to apply.
  • Case-insensitive library matching — Document library names like “Documents”, “documents”, and “Shared Documents” are now treated equivalently.
  • Tenant URL in tool descriptions — The agent now knows your SharePoint base URL pattern after connecting via OAuth, reducing guesswork.
  • Clearer setup guidance — SharePoint and Outlook connection instructions have been updated to correctly direct you to the personal token flow and Entra admin consent, preventing confusing suggestions about Azure AD app registrations.

Agent Document Transcription

When file-to-text conversion is configured on your workspace, agents now have access to a transcribe_agent_document tool that converts stored documents (PDFs, Office files, images) to text — matching the “Transcribe to text” action available in the portal UI.The Capabilities page now supports direct links to specific capability panels via a ?open= URL parameter. OAuth return flows and MCP setup now bring you directly back to the right panel after completing external auth steps, instead of landing on the general capabilities overview.

Document Panel Auto-Reload

The document side panel now automatically reloads after an agent finishes editing or transcribing a document, so you always see the latest content without a manual refresh.
April 9, 2026
Agent descriptions on overview cards, portal performance improvements, Slack webhook fixes

Agent Descriptions on Overview Cards

Agent cards on the overview page now display the agent’s description directly in the card — no more opening each agent to understand what it does. When an agent has no tags, the description appears in the tag area, truncated with a tooltip for the full text on hover.

Improvements

  • Portal performance — The agent list, chat list, HTTP APIs, and secrets pages now load significantly faster. Large workspaces that previously saw 3–4 second load times should see sub-100ms responses.
  • Slack webhook verification — Custom webhook endpoints now automatically handle Slack-style URL verification handshakes, making it easier to connect third-party services that use this verification pattern.

Bug Fixes

  • Slack capability enforcement — Fixed a regression where Slack webhooks were processed even when the Slack capability was disabled on an agent.
April 8, 2026
Slack remote chat unification, chat filter menu, iframe tool calling, HTTP auth improvements

Slack Remote Chat Unification

Slack is now fully unified as a remote chat channel. All Slack webhook paths flow into the same persistent-chat pipeline as the Abundly portal, so agents behave consistently whether users talk to them in Abundly or Slack. Conversations, history, and context are shared across both surfaces.

Chat Filter Menu

The sidebar chat filter has been upgraded from a simple toggle to a dropdown pill with three options: All chats, Starred chats, and Remote chats — each with a live count badge. This makes it easy to browse only Slack/remote chats separately from portal chats.

Iframe Tool Calling

Sandboxed HTML and React iframe documents can now call allowlisted agent tools directly using abundly.callTool(name, params) — the same interface as callTool in code execution blocks. This enables richer, more interactive embedded UIs that can read data, query collections, and invoke approved agent capabilities without leaving the iframe. A warning is shown in the publish modal for documents using this feature, since tool calls are disabled on public share links.

Improvements

  • HTTP API secret injection — Secret handling is now split into three clear tiers: manual placement, auto-injection (bearer, API key, basic auth, custom header, query param), and managed auth (OAuth 2.0, GCP service account, JWT). The API auth UI groups these tiers clearly so it’s easy to pick the right approach.
  • Scheduled trigger error clearing — Error messages on scheduled trigger runs are now automatically cleared when the next run completes successfully, so stale error states no longer linger in the UI.
April 7, 2026
Slack as a chat channel, unread indicators, self-service invoices, context fullness fix

Slack as a Chat Channel

Slack is now a first-class chat channel for agents. Incoming Slack messages are routed into persistent agent chats — the same abstraction as the portal — so conversations, history, and behavior are unified whether the human is chatting in Abundly or Slack. Thread handling and ordering keep busy Slack threads usable.

Unread Indicators for Background Chats

When you have multiple chats open, non-active chats now show a small red dot when they receive new messages or activity — so you never miss what’s happening in the background. The sidebar toggle icon shows an aggregate dot when any background chat is unread, even when the list is collapsed. Unread state persists across page reloads and syncs across tabs.

Self-Service Invoices for Credit Purchases

Credit top-up payments now automatically generate a proper Stripe invoice (including VAT/tax). A new Invoice button on the Payments tab lets you download invoices directly, without contacting support.

Improvements

  • Accurate context fullness indicator — The conversation fullness ring now starts at ~0% on a fresh chat (previously ~20%), since platform overhead is excluded from the calculation. The ring grows as your actual conversation content accumulates.
  • Voice input protection — The send button and Enter key are now disabled while a voice recording or transcription is in progress, preventing accidental message sends that would discard the in-progress audio.

Bug Fixes

  • Billing page access — Invoice-billed workspaces (non-Stripe) could reach the billing page via a leaked link in the user menu or by navigating directly to the URL. Both entry points are now blocked with a redirect to the workspace home.
April 2, 2026
Granular SharePoint access, Claude Adaptive Thinking, voice call error handling, activity log fix

Granular SharePoint Access

SharePoint personal tokens now support site-level and folder-level access restrictions. After completing the OAuth flow, a new settings page lets you choose exactly which SharePoint sites — and optionally specific folders within those sites — an agent can access. A recursive folder tree picker makes it easy to drill down to any depth. All SharePoint tools enforce these restrictions at runtime, so agents can only see what you’ve explicitly allowed.

Claude Adaptive Thinking

Thinking for Claude 4.6 models (Opus 4.6 and Sonnet 4.6) has been upgraded to the new Adaptive Thinking API. This replaces the previous fixed-budget extended thinking mode and resolves token exhaustion issues that could cause thinking-enabled requests to fail. Thinking-enabled agents on Claude 4.6 should see improved reliability.

Improvements

  • Voice call error handling — When a voice connection fails, callers now hear a friendly spoken message instead of dead silence. Swedish is supported with a localized fallback message.
  • API capability panel stability — Fixed an issue where opening “Add secret” from the in-chat API capability flow would reset the panel and drop users back to the empty “configure new API” form after creating a secret.

Bug Fixes

  • Activity log tool call counts — Fixed activity log tools reporting double the actual number of tool calls, which caused agents reading their own activity logs to incorrectly conclude their executions were redundant or inefficient.
April 1, 2026
Slack bot-to-bot communication, Telnyx SMS provider, local timezone scheduled triggers, sidebar chat improvements

Slack Bot-to-Bot Communication

Agents can now participate in conversations with other Slack bots. Previously, all bot-originated Slack events were silently dropped. The new system uses smart safeguards — a self-loop guard blocks the workspace’s own app ID, and a runaway streak detector pauses triggers when 6+ consecutive bot messages appear within a 60-minute window. @-mentions in outgoing messages are automatically resolved to Slack user IDs so bots can tag each other effectively.

Telnyx SMS Provider

A second SMS provider — Telnyx — is now available alongside Twilio. Workspace admins can choose the provider at agent, workspace, or global level. Inbound SMS/MMS from Telnyx is verified with Ed25519 signatures and deduplicated automatically.

Local Timezone for Scheduled Triggers

Scheduled trigger cron expressions are now interpreted in the agent’s local timezone (defaulting to Europe/Stockholm) instead of UTC. This means when you write “9 AM” in a cron schedule, it fires at 9 AM local time — with DST transitions handled automatically. Existing triggers have been migrated.The chat sidebar now shows all your chats instead of limiting to 10. A new toggle switches between “all chats” and “starred chats” views with a count badge. The context menu has been unified with the full chats page, adding rename, star/unstar, and delete options.

Improvements

  • Shell tool UI — Shell commands now render in a distinctive terminal-style panel with a $ prompt and monospace font, with live typewriter animation during execution
  • Environment name in browser tab — Non-production environments now show “Abundly Test” or “Abundly Stage” in the browser tab title
  • Gemini streaming reliability — Transient errors during Gemini streaming (429/503) are now retried automatically with safeguards against duplicate output

Bug Fixes

  • API capability secret binding — Fixed the secret binding dropdown not appearing for managed auth methods (GCP Service Account, JWT Bearer, OAuth 2.0 Client Credentials) on capability cards
March 31, 2026
Agent name in browser tab, restricted API capabilities visibility, URL-synced pagination

Agent Name in Browser Tab

Browser tabs now display your agent’s name in the title — formatted as AgentName | Abundly — making it easy to identify which agent you’re working with when multiple tabs are open. The agent name appears first so it stays visible even when tabs are narrow.

Restricted API Capabilities Visibility

API capabilities that are restricted to specific agents or teams are now shown as greyed out with a “Restricted” badge, instead of being hidden entirely. This gives you visibility into what capabilities exist even when they aren’t available to the current agent.

Improvements

  • URL-synced pagination — Page numbers across admin and portal pages are now synced to the URL, making them bookmarkable and preserved on refresh
March 30, 2026
Multi-field secrets, user account deletion, virtual shell, generic HubSpot & Trello API tools, nested code execution, subagent skills access

Multi-Field Secrets

Secrets can now store structured key-value pairs with individual fields marked as sensitive or non-sensitive. Agents reference specific fields using a dedicated syntax, with sensitive values decrypted only when needed. The secrets page has been redesigned with a card-based layout, expandable details, and inline create/edit support from chat panels — including per-field rotation controls for updating individual values.

User Account Deletion

You can now delete your own account from your profile page. Deletion uses a 30-day soft-delete grace period — during this time your login is blocked, but you can contact support to reinstate your account. After 30 days, all your data is permanently removed.

Virtual Shell Capability

Agents can now use a virtual shell to run bash commands, execute Python or Node.js scripts, and manage files in a secure sandbox environment — useful for data processing, automation scripts, and technical workflows.

Generic HubSpot & Trello API Tools

The HubSpot and Trello integrations now each use a single generic API tool (similar to the GitHub integration) instead of multiple hardcoded tools. This gives agents access to the full HubSpot and Trello APIs through natural language, without being limited to specific pre-built operations.

Improvements

  • Nested code execution — Agent scripts can now call other scripts, enabling multi-file project organization for complex automation
  • Skills library for sub-agents — Delegated sub-agents now have access to the skills library, improving their ability to handle specialized tasks
  • Team admin usage reports — Team admins can now view usage reports scoped to agents in their admin groups
  • Code execution abort — The stop button and timeouts now properly abort running code execution scripts
  • Error boundary clarity — The error recovery button now clearly describes what it does
  • Image caching & Firefox fixes — Improved image cache headers and fixed drag-and-drop overlay behavior in Firefox

Bug Fixes

  • Scheduled trigger editing — Fixed an issue where agents could fail to edit documents when running from scheduled triggers
  • Agent file migration — Fixed files not being updated when moving an agent between workspaces
  • Voice call stability — Fixed the silence watchdog incorrectly firing during long agent responses
March 27, 2026
Send email from Outlook, voice recording fixes, modal UX improvements

Send Email from Outlook

Agents with the Outlook integration can now send emails directly — not just create drafts. A new per-agent toggle controls whether the agent can send on your behalf, giving you full control over when to allow direct sending versus draft-only mode.

Improvements

  • Voice recording filenames — Voice recordings now use the correct file extension based on your browser’s audio format, fixing inconsistencies where uploaded and downloaded files could have mismatched extensions
  • Modal UX — The rename chat dialog now pre-fills and selects the existing name for quick editing, and all smaller dialogs are now vertically centered for a cleaner look

Bug Fixes

  • Usage page loading — Fixed an issue where the Usage page could briefly flash incomplete content before all data had loaded
March 26, 2026
Leave team & workspace, Trello webhook reliability, relaxed email link validation

Leave Team & Workspace

Members can now leave a team or workspace directly from the Members page. New “Leave team” and “Leave workspace” buttons with confirmation dialogs make it easy to remove yourself when you no longer need access. The last remaining admin is prevented from leaving to ensure teams and workspaces always have at least one admin.

Improvements

  • Trello webhook reliability — Per-agent webhook URLs now correctly respond to HEAD probes from Trello (and similar services), fixing webhook registration failures. API credentials are also automatically trimmed of whitespace to prevent authentication errors
  • Email link flexibility — Agents can now include clickable links to any URL in outgoing emails, including links that require authentication. Recipients simply click through and log in as needed. Embedded resources like images and backgrounds are still validated
March 25, 2026
Sandbox capability for code execution, API Capabilities with OAuth support, platform links in emails, PDF tool enhancements

Sandbox Capability

Agents can now create isolated sandboxes to run bash commands, Python scripts, and Node.js code in a secure environment. Tools include creating and destroying sandboxes, executing commands, and transferring files (upload, download, read, write, edit). Sandboxes automatically stop after inactivity.

API Capabilities with OAuth Support

HTTP APIs have been redesigned as API Capabilities with named authentication slots and per-agent secret binding. The same API configuration can now be shared across agents with different credentials. A new OAuth 2.0 Client Credentials flow supports providers like Shopify and HubSpot, with automatic token caching and refresh.Agents can now include clickable links to the Abundly platform in outgoing emails — for example, linking a recipient to an agent chat page. The agent asks for confirmation before sending platform links, while embedded resources (images, backgrounds) remain blocked since email clients can’t authenticate.

Improvements

  • PDF page inforeadPdfPagesVisually now returns which pages were skipped and the total page count, so agents can handle out-of-range pages gracefully
  • Clearable search fields — Search inputs in the customer filter and admin users page now include a clear button
  • Star icon visibility — Starred chat icons are now easier to see across both light and dark mode
  • Sub-agent visual QA — Delegated sub-agents can now use image inspection tools, improving visual quality checks in multi-agent workflows

Bug Fixes

  • Email attachment button — Fixed the “Open” button on email attachments being invisible due to a color issue
  • Voice webhook URLs — Fixed voice call webhooks sometimes using an internal URL instead of the public agent URL
March 24, 2026
Full GitHub API tool, generic Slack API tool, agent chats page, tool call char counts, chat documents redesign, usage report improvements

Full GitHub API Access

The GitHub integration now uses a single generic tool that covers both REST and GraphQL endpoints, replacing the previous set of 11 dedicated tools. Agents can access the full GitHub API — issues, labels, releases, workflow runs, search, org-level queries, and more — using natural language, without being limited to specific pre-built operations.

Generic Slack API Tool

A new slack_api_request tool lets agents call any Slack Web API method not already covered by dedicated tools — for example pins.add, usergroups.list, or bookmarks.add. Includes actionable error guidance for common failures like missing OAuth scopes.

Agent Chats Page

A new Chats page lists all conversations for an agent sorted by last activity. Features include starred chats at the top, search with sort options, multi-select with bulk delete, and per-chat actions (rename, star/unstar, delete). The sidebar now shows a “See all” link and caps the recent chats list at 10.

Improvements

  • Tool call character counts — Collapsed tool calls now display total character count (input + output) with a subtle color-coded heat map, making it easy to spot expensive calls at a glance
  • Chat documents panel — The side panel now uses card-based entries with image thumbnails, matching the visual style of the documents and chats list pages
  • Usage reports — Trend queries now align to UTC day/hour boundaries for accurate period data; export defaults to the last month with group-by-team support and improved UI
  • MCP admin docs column — A new inline-editable Docs column in the MCP capabilities admin table lets admins set documentation links directly

Bug Fixes

  • Basic auth secrets — HTTP API secrets using basic_auth injection are now automatically Base64-encoded at resolution time, so users can store plain email:token values without manual encoding
March 23, 2026
Mobile-friendly capabilities, Autodesk model tree & DWG conversion, iframe fullscreen Escape key, invitation flow fix

Mobile-Friendly Capability Cards

On mobile devices, capability and MCP settings now expand inline within the card instead of opening a side panel. A chevron button toggles the settings section, keeping everything accessible on smaller screens. Desktop behavior is unchanged.

Autodesk Capability Improvements

Several enhancements to the Autodesk capability:
  • Model tree tool — A new get_autodesk_model_tree tool returns the element hierarchy of translated models (names, IDs, nesting) with optional depth truncation, complementing the existing properties tool for drill-down workflows
  • DWG conversion formatsconvert_autodesk_file now supports DWG → PDF and DWG → DWF output in addition to DXF
  • Flexible OSS uploadsupload_to_autodesk_oss now accepts optional bucket and retention policy parameters
  • Forge Viewer skill — A new skill captures knowledge about Three.js overlays, Revit property conventions, and coordinate systems for agents working with Autodesk models

Iframe Fullscreen Escape Key

Pressing Escape while interacting with content inside an iframe now correctly exits fullscreen mode. Previously, cross-origin iframes trapped the keyboard event so the Escape key had no effect. Pointer lock for 3D navigation is also now supported in sandboxed iframes.

Eval Validation Rules Include Skill Tools

The eval tool picker for validation rules now includes skill tools like get_skills, matching what’s actually available to agents at runtime.

Bug Fixes

  • Invitation flow — New users with pending invitations no longer see a distracting “Create a new workspace” button
  • Widget system prompt — Whitespace-only system prompts now correctly fall back to the agent’s default message
  • Autodesk token refresh — Fixed OAuth token auto-refresh and added offline_access scope for proper refresh token issuance
March 20, 2026
Autodesk capability, HTTP API auto-injection auth, email attachment saving, relative scheduled trigger times, React sandbox fixes

Autodesk Capability

A new Autodesk capability lets agents interact with Autodesk services — upload files to OSS, convert DWG to DXF, translate models, extract properties, generate interactive 3D viewers, and browse ACC projects and folders. Supports both app-level (2-legged) and user-level (3-legged OAuth) authentication.

HTTP API Auto-Injection Auth

HTTP API secrets now support automatic credential injection with two new methods: GCP Service Account (OAuth2 token exchange) and JWT Bearer (RS256/ES256 signed tokens). Credentials are resolved and injected transparently — agents never see the raw secrets. Tokens are cached and refreshed automatically.

Save Email Attachments

Agents can now save incoming email attachments as permanent documents. All email attachments are available as documents that agents can read on demand and promote to their document library — matching how chat uploads work.

Relative Time for Scheduled Triggers

The one-off scheduled trigger tool now accepts relative times like 'now', '+5m', '+2h', and '+1d'. Times are resolved server-side when the tool call executes, so “schedule something now” works reliably even after a long chain of prior steps.

Bug Fixes

  • React sandbox globals — Lucide icon exports named Infinity and Map no longer shadow JavaScript globals in React documents. A new Lucide namespace (e.g. <Lucide.Camera />) is also available
  • Activity log details — Expanding a log entry now correctly loads the full event data, fixing blank fields for email body and webhook payloads
  • Voice call temperature — Custom temperature settings are now correctly applied to voice calls
March 19, 2026
Configurable agent voice with ElevenLabs, multi-file app folders, token limit handoff summaries, binary file access in scripts, recursive folder ZIP downloads

Configurable Agent Voice with ElevenLabs

Your agent’s voice — used by the Speak button and Walk & Talk mode — is now fully customizable. A new voice picker in Agent Settings lets you choose from both OpenAI and ElevenLabs voices in a unified dropdown, with instant audio previews so you can hear each voice before selecting it.

Multi-File App Folders

Agent document folders can now act as runnable apps. Create a folder with an index.html (or .jsx/.tsx) entry file and the agent renders it as an interactive application — complete with multi-file asset support, a reload button, and fullscreen mode. A new 3D Visualizations skill provides Three.js guidance for building 3D scenes.

Token Limit Handoff Summary

When a conversation approaches its context limit, an inline warning bar now appears above the chat input. Click “Start new chat with summary” and an LLM generates a structured handoff recap — capturing your goal, progress, pending tasks, and key decisions — so you can continue seamlessly in a fresh conversation.

Binary File Access in Scripts

The code_execution sandbox now includes fetch() and Buffer globals, letting agent scripts download their own document files (images, audio, PDFs) and perform binary conversions. This makes it possible to send files to external APIs directly from scripts.

Recursive Folder ZIP Downloads

Downloading a folder now includes all nested subfolders with the full directory hierarchy preserved in the ZIP file. Sibling folders with the same name are automatically deduplicated.

Improvements

  • Telnyx SIP voice enhancements — Parallel tool execution, adaptive silence watchdog, per-language speaking instructions, and session pre-building for lower latency
  • HTML document API access — HTML documents in iframes can now use the same document API functions (query, insert, update, delete) previously limited to React apps
  • File download extensions — Downloading text-based documents like CSVs no longer appends incorrect file extensions
  • Move documents from folders — The “Move to folder” option now works correctly for documents already inside a folder

Bug Fixes

  • Immediate scheduled triggers — One-off triggers scheduled for “now” or seconds in the future are no longer silently dropped
  • Script trigger sync — Converting a script-based trigger via “Sync from instructions” now correctly switches to the agent pipeline
March 18, 2026
Chat widget header color customization

Chat Widget Header Customization

The embeddable chat widget now supports custom header colors. Use the new headerColor and headerTextColor embed config options to style the chat panel header to match your brand — for example, set a yellow header with dark text to blend seamlessly into your site design.
March 18, 2026
Configurable voice audio settings, Gemini image fallback, Redis-backed voice state, HTTP API admin access

Configurable Voice Audio Settings

Phone call capabilities now include a full audio settings panel with control over speaking speed, noise reduction, turn detection mode (semantic vs silence-based), VAD responsiveness, silence duration thresholds, and transcription keywords. Advanced settings cover response temperature, transcription model, and VAD activation threshold.

Gemini Image Generation Reliability

Image generation now uses automatic dual-model fallback — when the primary model hits rate limits, it seamlessly switches to an alternative model with a separate quota pool. Both pools must be exhausted before you see an error. Surprise Me requests are also batched for better throughput.

Improvements

  • HTTP API admin access — The HTTP API form modal now includes an admin access selector, so you can grant or restrict management access when creating or editing an API configuration
  • Voice call stability — Voice call state is now shared across server instances, fixing rare issues where calls could go silent when webhook events were routed to different servers
  • Voice call tool tracking — Tool calls made during phone conversations are now recorded, and a silence watchdog nudges the agent if it goes quiet without acting

Bug Fixes

  • Agent log page crash — Fixed the activity log returning errors when entries contained large email payloads
  • Missing phone call events — Fixed phone calls not appearing in the event log when the post-call summary was empty
  • Voice tool errors — Fixed voice sessions hanging when a tool call failed — the error now flows back so the agent can inform the caller
March 17, 2026
Telnyx SIP voice calls, save chat documents permanently, progress indicators during tool streaming, widget mobile UX, higher output token limits

Telnyx SIP Voice Provider

A new Telnyx SIP voice provider is now available alongside Twilio. Audio flows directly between the caller and OpenAI over SIP — no server-side audio proxying — for lower latency and simpler infrastructure. Supports inbound calls, outbound calls with two-leg bridging, and agent-initiated call transfers. Voice provider is now determined automatically by the phone number configuration, with support for workspace-level default phone numbers.

Save Chat Documents as Agent Documents

Documents created during a chat session can now be saved permanently to the agent’s document library. A new “Save as agent document” option appears in the document panel dropdown for chat-scoped documents — one click promotes them from temporary to permanent.

Progress Indicators During Tool Streaming

When the agent is composing a large tool call — such as writing a full document or drafting an email — a contextual progress bubble now appears in the chat instead of just a spinner. This gives you immediate visual feedback that work is happening.

Improvements

  • Widget mobile experience — The embeddable chat widget now properly handles mobile virtual keyboards, prevents background page scrolling, and avoids iOS auto-zoom on text input
  • Higher output limits — Agents running via triggers (email, scheduled tasks, webhooks) can now produce significantly larger outputs, fixing rare silent truncation issues on complex tasks
March 16, 2026
Agent export/import, chat-scoped documents replace artifacts, eval sandboxing, widget style customization, phone call instructions from documents

Agent Export & Import

You can now export and import agents between environments via JSON files. Download an agent’s full configuration — instructions, capabilities, documents, evals, and settings — and import it into another workspace or environment. The existing clone feature has been unified with this pipeline for consistency.

Chat-Scoped Documents Replace Artifacts

Artifacts have been replaced with chat-scoped documents. Agents now create visual content (HTML, React, SVG, Mermaid diagrams) as documents scoped to the current conversation. A new Chat Documents panel in the sidebar lets you browse all documents created during a chat session.

Eval Agent Sandboxing

Evals now run against a temporary clone of your agent by default, so document edits, instruction changes, and other mutations during eval runs don’t affect the real agent or interfere with parallel runs. A per-eval toggle lets you disable sandboxing for read-only evals to skip cloning overhead.

Eval UI Improvements

  • Error/fail separation — Errors are now visually distinct from fails with orange badges instead of being lumped together
  • Run naming — Name your eval runs via an inline pencil icon to easily identify them in history
  • Abort runs — Cancel running evals from both the results and history tabs

Widget Style Customization

The embeddable chat widget now supports 8 color override options — customize bubble, input border, and submit button colors to match your brand. All defaults preserve the existing appearance, so no changes are needed for current embedders.

Phone Call Instructions from Documents

Phone call capabilities can now use an agent document as their instructions source instead of inline text. The voice session resolves the document content at call time. If the document is deleted, the capability automatically falls back to text instructions.

Improvements

  • Oversized tool output recovery — When a tool response exceeds the output limit, it’s now saved as a temporary document instead of being discarded. The agent gets a preview and can inspect the full result
  • Email Reply-To support — The send email tool now supports a Reply-To header, so email replies can go to a different address than the sender
  • Scheduled Tasks relocated — The Scheduled Tasks tab has moved from Settings to the Instructions page, sitting alongside the instructions it relates to
  • Activity log fail reasons — Failed executions now display a prominent error box with the specific reason the execution was evaluated as failed
  • Disabled agents hidden — Disabled agents no longer appear in the agent selector unless currently selected

Bug Fixes

  • Empty collection documents — Creating a data collection document without providing initial data no longer shows an “Invalid JSON data” error
March 13, 2026
Automatic image scaling for faster vision processing, Gemini 3 multi-turn tool calling fix

Automatic Image Scaling

Images sent to vision models (Claude, Gemini, GPT) are now automatically scaled down before uploading — matching each provider’s internal target resolution. This reduces upload time and bandwidth without affecting quality, since the APIs would downscale them anyway. Images used as sources for image generation are also pre-scaled. Repeated images in a conversation are cached to avoid redundant downloads.

Bug Fixes

  • Gemini 3 multi-turn tool calling — Fixed “missing thought signature” validation errors that could break multi-turn conversations using Gemini 3 models with function calls
  • HTTP API secret display — Expanding an HTTP API config row no longer briefly flashes a raw ID before the secret name loads
March 12, 2026
Slack file attachments, widget improvements, mobile responsive UI, agent-to-agent response fix

Slack File Attachments

Agents can now send file attachments in Slack messages and DMs — including images (with automatic SVG-to-PNG conversion), PDFs, and other files. Attach files from agent documents, URLs, or raw SVG content directly in your Slack conversations.

Smarter Slack User Matching

Slack user lookup now matches on display name, real name, email prefix, and username — with partial match fallback and disambiguation when multiple users match. This makes it much more reliable to send DMs or mention users by name.

Slack App Setup Improvements

The Slack integration card now includes a ready-to-use app manifest you can copy-paste when creating your Slack app, plus a “Test connection” button to verify your token works before saving.

Mobile Responsive UI

The portal is now more mobile-friendly: tabs scroll horizontally instead of wrapping, document lists are compact with collapsible details, filters collapse into a toggle, and action buttons use icons only on small screens.

Bug Fixes

  • Agent-to-agent responses preserved — Fixed a bug where text was silently discarded when an LLM response contained both text and tool calls, causing “No response” in agent logs
March 11, 2026
Embeddable chat widget, call transfer for voice calls, batch document edits, voice capability picker, scheduled trigger sync improvements

Embeddable Chat Widget

A new embeddable chat widget lets you add an Abundly-powered chat bubble to any external website. The widget supports streaming responses, markdown rendering, and image display — with configurable allowed origins and daily credit limits per agent.

Call Transfer for Voice Calls

Agents can now transfer live phone calls to a human during Twilio voice sessions. Configure an escalation number in the phone call capability settings, and the agent will hand off the call when needed.

Voice Call Capability Picker

You can now choose exactly which capabilities are available during voice calls, instead of a simple on/off toggle. Select the specific tools your agent should have access to when on the phone.

Batch Document Edits

The edit_document tool now accepts multiple edits in a single call, making document updates faster and more reliable when agents need to make several changes at once.

Improvements

  • Agent timezone setting — Agents now have a configurable timezone (auto-set from your browser) used for scheduling and time reasoning
  • Stronger scheduled task sync — Removing a scheduled task from instructions now reliably removes the corresponding trigger
  • Subagent output limits — Delegated tasks now have a higher output limit (200K) for more room during complex work

Bug Fixes

  • Voice capability toggles — Fixed toggles doing nothing when the agent had never explicitly configured voice capabilities
  • Voice session stability — Fixed sessions dropping when routed to different server instances
March 10, 2026
Agent timezone setting, Steep analytics capability, Snowflake connector now available, per-agent Slack webhooks, Google Calendar for all customers

Agent Timezone Setting

Agents now have a configurable timezone that’s set automatically from the creating user’s browser timezone. The agent uses this timezone when reasoning about times and scheduling triggers, so everything works in your local time rather than UTC. You can change the timezone anytime in the agent’s Settings page.

Steep Analytics Capability

A new Steep capability lets agents browse and query metrics from the Steep analytics platform. Agents can explore available metrics, entities, and modules, and run queries with configurable time grains and date ranges.

Snowflake Connector Now Available

The Snowflake connector has been moved from hidden to available — it can now be enabled on any agent.

Per-Agent Slack Webhook

Each agent now has its own dedicated Slack webhook URL, so you can point each Slack app directly at its agent without relying on a shared global endpoint. The webhook URL is shown in the Slack integration settings for easy copy-paste.

Google Calendar for All Customers

The Google Calendar capability is now available to all customers — no longer requires admin access to enable.

Improvements

  • Subagent output limits — Subagent tasks now have a higher output limit (200K), giving delegated work more room
  • Safer Update Instructions default — The Update Instructions capability now defaults to chat-only and editors-only when first enabled
  • HTTP endpoint names show URLs — Named HTTP endpoints now display both name and URL for clarity
  • Cleaner agent selector — Removed the redundant green/red status dot; disabled agents now show a ban icon overlay instead

Bug Fixes

  • HTTP secret admin controls — Edit/disable/delete buttons now correctly hidden when user hasn’t claimed admin on a secret
March 9, 2026
Google Calendar access control, private Slack channel fix

Google Calendar Access Control

When connecting Google Calendar, you now choose which calendars the agent can access — both during OAuth setup and afterwards in your personal token settings. Calendar tools enforce these choices, so agents only see the calendars you’ve allowed.Event listings are also more compact, reducing output size when querying multiple calendars at once.

Bug Fixes

  • Private Slack channel messaging — Fixed an issue where agents couldn’t post to private Slack channels even when the bot was already a member
March 9, 2026
Usage data dashboard with charts and CSV export, configurable voice call language, improved voice call quality and reliability

Usage Data Dashboard

The billing page now includes an interactive usage data section with a stacked bar chart showing credit consumption per agent or per team. Filter by date range, toggle individual agents or teams on and off, and switch between daily, weekly, and monthly views. A new CSV export modal lets you download usage data with different aggregation options (by agent, by team, or by time period).

Voice Calls

Voice call transcription language is now configurable per capability instead of being hardcoded to Swedish. Choose between Swedish, English, Norwegian, Danish, and Finnish in the phone call capability settings.

Improvements

  • Better voice call quality — Upgraded speech detection to semantic VAD for smarter turn-taking, and improved the transcription model for better accuracy on phone audio
  • Smoother voice call interruptions — Interrupting the agent mid-sentence now works more reliably, with proper handling of buffered audio
  • Cleaner voice call hangup — The goodbye message now plays fully before the call disconnects, and call summaries are generated faster
  • Stable usage chart colors — Agent and team colors in usage charts no longer shift when toggling visibility
  • Bookmarkable group state — Expanded and collapsed groups on the agents page are now preserved in the URL, so you can bookmark or share a specific view
  • Voice call summary narrated aloud — Fixed an issue where the agent could narrate the full conversation summary on the phone after ending a call, instead of hanging up cleanly
March 6, 2026
Granular secrets access control, HTTP API configuration for agents, new Shared Assets sidebar section

Granular Secrets Access Control

Secrets now support fine-grained access control. Scope secrets to specific groups or agents, claim admin rights as a Workspace or Team Admin, and see at a glance which agents use each secret. A reverse-lookup view highlights access mismatches so you can spot configuration issues early.

HTTP API Configuration

A new HTTP API management page lets you define external API endpoints with secure secret injection. Agents reference secrets using [secret:id] syntax, and the platform validates placement and enforces access rules automatically. Supported injection methods include bearer tokens, API key headers, basic auth, query parameters, and custom headers.The HTTP capability card now includes an API config selector, approval flow options, and an “Allow unrestricted requests” toggle — plus an inline Add API shortcut.
March 6, 2026
Smooth chat streaming, agent activity log tools, lazy-loaded skills, client-side profile image compression, repeat course move-outs

Smooth Chat Streaming

Chat responses now appear with a smooth character-by-character animation instead of arriving in bursty chunks. The text flows at a steady pace with adaptive catchup when the display falls behind — creating a polished typewriter-like experience.

Agent Activity Log

Agents can now inspect their own trigger history and credit usage directly with new Activity Log tools. Enable the capability to give your agent self-service access to read_activity_log, get_activity_log_entry, and get_activity_log_stats. A “Chat about this” button on activity log entries lets you drill into any entry with your agent.Optionally enable cross-agent log access so agents can inspect connected agents’ activity too.

Lazy-Loaded Skills

Agent prompts are now leaner. Detailed guidance for artifacts, documents, Slack formatting, and more has been moved into on-demand skills that agents load only when needed — reducing baseline prompt size and improving cache hit rates.

Improvements

  • Client-side profile image compression — Profile images are now resized and compressed before uploading, making uploads instant and eliminating oversized-image errors
  • Repeat course move-outs — New option allowing members in ongoing courses to move out multiple times, e.g. to access new agents added over time
  • Document editor stays open on save — Saving a document in the maximized editor no longer unexpectedly closes the modal
March 5, 2026
Claude prompt caching for lower credit usage, structured JSON viewer for tool calls, memory and performance improvements, security hardening

Claude Prompt Caching

Conversations using Claude models now benefit from automatic prompt caching. The system prompt is split into stable and volatile parts, allowing Claude to reuse cached content across turns — reducing credit usage on longer conversations and multi-step tool call sequences.

Structured JSON Viewer for Tool Calls

Tool call arguments and results now display in a collapsible JSON tree instead of raw text. This applies to the chat log, eval transcripts, and admin LLM logs — making it much easier to inspect complex tool interactions.

Improvements

  • Reduced memory usage — Switching between agents now properly cleans up conversation state, preventing the browser from accumulating memory over time
  • Fewer unnecessary re-renders — The chat stream handler is now more stable, avoiding extra work on every incoming message

Bug Fixes

  • Multi-step tool calls with Claude — Fixed an issue where cache control markers could exceed Anthropic’s limits during long tool call sequences, causing errors
  • Hot reload stability — Fixed a “SocketManager not initialized” error that could appear during development hot reloads
March 4, 2026
Structured agent log events, workspace default daily credit limits, billing and error handling fixes

Structured Agent Log Events

The agent activity log now displays trigger events in a structured, readable layout instead of raw JSON. Dedicated cards show key details for Slack, Microsoft Teams, Trello boards, GitHub PRs, SMS, MCP tool calls, and API endpoint events — each with the most relevant fields at a glance. A collapsible JSON viewer with expand/collapse all and copy to clipboard is available for full details.Event labels in the log list are now human-readable (e.g. “Slack message from John”, “PR #42: Fix bug”) making it easier to scan through activity.

Workspace Default Daily Credit Limit

Workspace admins can now set a default daily credit limit that automatically applies to all agents that don’t have their own explicit limit. Agent-specific limits still take priority when set. This makes it easier to manage credit budgets across many agents without configuring each one individually.

Bug Fixes

  • Gemini cached token billing — Fixed an issue where cached tokens were being double-counted, making cached Gemini requests cost more than uncached ones.
  • Grok cached token billing — Fixed a calculation error that could cause credits to be added instead of deducted when using Grok with token caching.
  • Anthropic error handling — Server errors and mid-stream failures from Anthropic now display a proper error message instead of raw JSON text in the chat.
March 3, 2026
Public audio toggle for Text to Speech, user avatar tooltips, credit calculation and caching fixes

Public Audio for Text to Speech

The Text to Speech capability now has a “Create public audio” toggle. When enabled, agents can generate publicly accessible audio URLs — useful for embedding audio in emails and other external content. This works the same way as the existing “Create public images” toggle.

User Avatar Tooltips

Hovering over a user avatar in chat now shows a tooltip with the user’s name, email, and message timestamp. This makes it easier to identify who said what in busy conversations.

Microsoft Teams Integration

Your agent can now appear in Microsoft Teams as its own named bot. Connect it via the Developer Portal and Azure, then @mention it in channels, group chats, or DMs to trigger it directly — similar to the Slack integration.

Bug Fixes

  • Credit calculation for GPT and Grok models — Fixed an issue where cached tokens were being double-counted, resulting in slightly higher credit usage than expected for GPT and Grok model calls.
  • Scheduled trigger sync — Fixed a rare issue where scheduled triggers could incorrectly link to non-existent script documents.
  • Improved caching for tool-heavy conversations — Claude-based agents now cache more efficiently during multi-step tool call sequences, reducing credit usage for complex tasks.
March 2, 2026
MCP capability card fix, Slack mention trigger fix

Bug Fixes

  • MCP capability cards in chat — When an agent suggested an MCP capability in a chat message, the toggle card was always showing as disconnected regardless of the actual state. The cards now correctly reflect whether the capability is enabled or disabled, and toggling works as expected.
  • Slack @mention triggers — Fixed an issue where Slack @mention triggers were being incorrectly suppressed, preventing agents from responding to mentions.
February 28, 2026
Team monthly credit limits, bulk move agents between teams, model inheritance fix

Team Monthly Credit Limits

Workspace admins can now set monthly credit usage limits per team. A new Team Limits tab on the Usage page lets admins configure budgets for each team. Team admins can view their team’s usage and manage agent daily limits within their teams.Agents in a team that exceeds its monthly budget are blocked until the limit is raised or the month resets. Role-aware warnings appear in the top banner and chat input so everyone knows what’s going on.

Bulk Move Agents Between Teams

Workspace admins can now move all agents from one team to another.

Bug Fixes

  • Incorrect model usage — During the past few days, agents with no preferred model were silently using the wrong fallback model (Claude Sonnet 4.0) instead of the global default (currently Claude Sonnet 4.5). The model shown in the UI now always matches the model actually used by the agent.
February 27, 2026
Auto-collapsing document folders, improved voice recording with waveform visualization, mobile UI fixes, endpoint credit tracking

Auto-Collapsing Document Folders

Agents with many documents no longer bloat the system prompt. Folders with more than 10 documents are now automatically collapsed — showing only the 3 most recent items. The agent can still browse and search all documents on demand.

Improved Voice Recording

The chat microphone now shows a scrolling waveform while recording, giving you visual feedback that your mic is working. If the microphone is muted or disconnected, you’ll see an inline warning instead of silently sending empty audio. Specific error messages now appear for common mic issues (permission denied, no mic found, mic busy).

Bug Fixes

  • Mobile sidebar menus — Dropdown menus no longer appear behind the sidebar overlay on mobile devices
  • Walk & Talk on mobile — Layout now fits properly on small screens with appropriately sized buttons
  • Endpoint credit tracking — MCP tool calls, HTTP API endpoints, and webhook triggers now correctly record credit consumption in the activity log
February 26, 2026
MCP disconnect button, token optimisation mode, credit tracking in activity log, default daily credit limits

MCP Disconnect Button

OAuth and token-based MCP capabilities now have a Disconnect button in the advanced configuration section. Use it to disconnect and reconnect your MCP integrations without removing them.

Token Optimisation Mode

A new toggle reveals detailed credit consumption information per tool call and message — helping you understand exactly where your credits go and optimise accordingly.

Credit Cost Tracking

The agent activity log now shows credit costs for each entry, giving workspace admins full visibility into per-action credit consumption.

Improvements

  • Default daily credit limits — New workspaces are now created with a sensible global default daily credit limit per agent
  • Chat draft persistence — Unsent messages and file uploads are preserved when navigating between chats, so you never lose work in progress
  • Slimmer capability prompts — Capability instructions sent to the model are now more compact, saving tokens on every request
  • Conversation memory as % full — The context window indicator now shows an intuitive percentage instead of raw token counts
February 25, 2026
React app 'Fix this' button, multi-image Gemini editing, default thinking preferences, conversation memory % indicator

React App ‘Fix this’ Button

When a React app fails to render — whether from a transpile error or a runtime crash — a ‘Fix this’ button now appears alongside the error message. Clicking it sends the error details straight to the chat so the agent can automatically attempt a fix.

Multi-Image Gemini Editing

The Gemini image generation tool now accepts multiple source images as references when editing. Pass several reference images to guide more complex image transformations.

Default Thinking Preferences

New agents are now created with thinking on by default. The chat thinking toggle is also visible immediately on the new-chat screen — before the first message — so you can adjust it up front.

Improvements

  • Conversation memory indicator — The context indicator now shows an intuitive ”% full” instead of raw token counts, with color-coded warning levels
  • Faster capability activation — Triggers, agent-to-agent calls, and endpoint handlers now pre-activate all capabilities instantly, removing unnecessary startup delays in automated contexts
February 24, 2026
Script execution on scheduled triggers, webhooks, HTTP API & MCP, smoother chat scrolling, bug fixes

Script Execution on Scheduled Triggers

Scheduled triggers can now run scripts directly — bypassing the full agent/LLM pipeline for fast, credit-free execution. Scripts have access to callTool() and askAgent(), making them ideal for recurring automations that don’t need an LLM in the loop.
  • Webhooks, HTTP API & MCP too — Script execution also extends to webhooks, HTTP API endpoints, and MCP tools, so any integration type can now be backed by a script
  • Full tool access — Scripts running on any trigger type can call tools and delegate to other agents

Improvements

  • Smoother chat scrolling — Auto-scroll during streaming is now less aggressive. Scrolling up immediately pauses auto-scroll so you can read in peace; it re-enables when you scroll back to the bottom
  • Flexible HTTP request bodies — The http_request tool now accepts any valid JSON value (string, array, number) as the request body, not just objects — fixing issues with raw file uploads
  • MCP capabilities in delegated tasks — Sub-agents created via delegateTask now correctly receive MCP-backed capabilities and user-added MCP servers

Bug Fixes

  • Slack double triggers — Fixed an issue where @mentioning the bot in a channel would trigger the agent twice
  • Parallel code execution — Fixed a bug where concurrent code_execution calls could silently corrupt each other’s output
February 23, 2026
Unified LLM preferences, BigQuery for all, user profile images, chat-scoped documents, run-now for scheduled tasks

Unified LLM Preferences

You can now control which LLM model and thinking settings are used in different contexts — chat, scheduled tasks, email triggers, Slack, and more. This gives advanced users fine-grained control over model selection per context.
  • Per-context model selection — Choose different models for chat vs. scheduled tasks vs. triggers
  • Thinking toggle per context — Enable or disable extended thinking independently for each context
  • “Run now” button — Recurring scheduled tasks now have a “Run now” button to trigger them on demand
  • Activity log — Model and thinking settings are now recorded in activity log entries

BigQuery for Everyone

The BigQuery capability is now available to all workspaces. You can add it to your agents and configure GCP service account credentials directly — no admin enablement required.

User Profile Images

Users can now set a profile image that appears across the platform:
  • Upload or AI-generate — Upload your own photo or generate one with AI
  • SSO fallback — If no profile image is set, your SSO provider avatar is shown automatically in all views

Chat-Scoped Documents

Agents can now create documents scoped to the current conversation. These documents are automatically cleaned up when the chat is deleted — useful for temporary working files.

Improvements

  • Smarter agent list filters — Search bar and toggle filters only appear when relevant, keeping the page clean
  • Better tool call logging — GPT and Grok tool calls now appear in the Activity Log, matching Claude and Gemini
February 20, 2026
Graph database capability, LLM model awareness, Workspace/Team rename, diary deep-linking

Graph Database Capability

Agents can now store and query entities and their relationships using a graph database (FalkorDB). This enables powerful knowledge modeling with nodes, relationships, and property queries.
  • 7 new tools — Create/find/delete nodes, create relationships, find neighbors, view schema, and run raw OpenCypher queries
  • Enable per agent — Available as a new capability in agent settings

Agents Aware of Available Models

Agents now know which LLM models are available to them, shown directly in their system prompt. Eval tools validate model selection against available models.

Workspace & Team Terminology

User-facing terminology has been updated for clarity:
  • “Customer” / “Team” is now called Workspace
  • “Group” is now called Team

Improvements

  • Fresh new-chat page — Opening an agent now starts with a clean new-chat page instead of resuming the last conversation
  • Auto-select agent name — The Create New Agent page now focuses and selects the name field, so you can start typing immediately
  • Diary date deep-linking — The activity diary tab now supports ?date=YYYY-MM-DD in the URL for linking to a specific date
  • Credit limit icon — Agent cards now show a compact dollar sign icon instead of a text badge for credit limits
February 19, 2026
Smarter Slack channel handling, consistent user avatars, block alert default fix

Smarter Slack Channel Handling

Slack integration improvements for agents that interact with Slack:
  • Archived channels excluded — Archived channels no longer appear in channel lists, reducing clutter
  • Faster lookups — Channel and user resolution is now paginated, improving performance for workspaces with many channels
  • Abort support — Long-running Slack operations can now be cancelled

Bug Fixes

  • Block alert defaults — Legacy agents created before the block alert feature no longer have alerts accidentally enabled; alerts now default to off until explicitly turned on
  • Consistent avatars — Avatars across the sidebar, chat, and members page now consistently show profile images with proper initials fallback
February 18, 2026 (2)
Download folders as ZIP, paginated activity log, smarter agent list filters, React artifact fix, data document crash fix

Download Folders as ZIP

You can now download all documents in a folder as a single ZIP file.
  • “Download all” button — Available on the documents page to download everything in the current view
  • Folder context menu — Right-click a folder and choose “Download folder as ZIP”
  • Smart naming — Files in the ZIP use the document name with auto-added extensions; duplicates get a counter suffix
Also, downloading individual files now correctly uses the document name instead of the internal storage path, and file uploads no longer fail entirely when transcription fails.

Bug Fixes

  • React artifact rendering — Fixed an issue where artifacts with helper functions could render the wrong component, showing “N/A” instead of the actual UI
  • Data document editing — Editing invalid JSON in a data document no longer crashes the page; validation errors are shown inline and Save is disabled until fixed
  • Admin user search — Rapid filter changes no longer cause stale data to flash in the results
February 18, 2026
Disable/enable agents, block alert notifications, paste profile pictures, smarter tool output limits, rich editor improvements

Disable/Enable Agents

Agents can now be disabled instead of deleted when no longer needed. This is like archiving an agent.
  • Hidden by default — Disabled agents disappear from lists and sidebar, with a “Show disabled” checkbox to reveal them
  • Quick toggle — Enable or disable from the agent card gear menu
  • Clear communication — Other agents see disabled agents marked as “(currently disabled)” and get a clear error if they try to call one
  • Sync scheduled tasks — A new “Sync from instructions” button lets you re-parse scheduled tasks if instructions were edited while the agent was disabled

Block Alert Notifications

Admins can now configure email notifications for when agent trigger execution is blocked during planning or security validation.
  • Per-agent settings — Choose who gets notified and what content is included
  • Covers both block types — Alerts for plan blocks and security-check blocks

Paste Images for Agent Profile Pictures

The agent profile picture dialog now supports pasting images from clipboard (Ctrl/Cmd+V), in addition to file upload and drag-and-drop.

Smarter Tool Output Limits

Agents are less likely to be bogged down by very large tool call responses, for example an API call with a very long response.
  • When tool output is very long, agents don’t receive the data. Instead agents receive tailored advice with working code examples for filtering, compressing, or saving data
  • Code execution sandbox now includes lodash, JSONPath, cheerio, and Papa Parse for handling large responses

Improvements

  • Rich Editor handles more markdown — Documents with links, tables, images, and code blocks no longer cause parsing failures in the Rich Editor
February 17, 2026
BigQuery integration, download documents from URLs, sleep in code execution

BigQuery Integration

Agents can now connect to Google BigQuery to explore and query datasets directly.
  • Dataset exploration — List datasets, tables, and view table schemas
  • Query execution — Run SELECT queries with built-in security controls (read-only enforcement, 30-second timeout, 1GB billing limit)
  • Cost awareness — Query results include bytes processed so you can monitor costs
  • Team credentials — Uses GCP service account keys managed through the existing secrets system

Download Documents from URLs

Agents can now download files from public URLs and save them as agent documents using the new download_document tool. Text files are stored inline; binary files go to cloud storage with automatic transcription.Additionally, get_media_content now supports viewing external images directly via URL without downloading them first.

Sleep in Code Execution

Agents can now use await sleep(ms) in code execution scripts, enabling polling patterns — for example, triggering an async API job and waiting for the result.
February 16, 2026
MCP server support, webhooks, HTTP API endpoints, enterprise bootstrap, Unicode filenames

Expose Agents as MCP Servers

Agents can now be exposed as MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers, allowing external AI applications like Claude Desktop, Cursor, and n8n to connect and call agent-defined tools.
  • Tool configuration — Define which tools your agent exposes via MCP, each with its own prompt and optional model override
  • Shared API keys — Authentication uses the same API key system as the HTTP API
  • Activity logging — All MCP tool calls are tracked in the activity log

Agent-Specific Webhooks

Agents can now receive unauthenticated webhook callbacks from external services like Stripe, GitHub, and Trello.
  • Per-integration endpoints — Each integration gets its own URL at /agents/:agentId/webhook/:integration
  • Fire-and-forget — Webhooks respond immediately with 200 and process asynchronously
  • Custom prompts — Configure how your agent handles each integration’s callbacks

HTTP API Endpoints

The HTTP API has been upgraded from a single generic endpoint to defined, per-path endpoints with individual prompts and model overrides.
  • Defined endpoints — Only configured paths respond; undefined paths return 404
  • Per-endpoint prompts — Each endpoint can have its own instruction prompt
  • Model overrides — Choose different models per endpoint for cost or capability tuning

Unified API Access Settings

API Keys, HTTP API, MCP Server, and Webhooks are now managed in a single “API Access” settings tab with a cleaner collapsible card layout.

Improvements

  • Unicode filenames preserved — Document downloads now keep international characters (åäö, etc.) in filenames instead of replacing them with underscores
  • User activity weekly graph fixed — Weekly and monthly views now correctly group data into proper time buckets
February 13, 2026
Agent-to-agent evals, eval run tracking, clickable agent names, smarter scheduled runs

Agent-to-Agent Calls in Evals

Evals can now test multi-agent workflows. When an eval triggers call_other_agent, the sub-agent executes with its own tools and configured model, and the full conversation is captured as a collapsible nested transcript in the eval viewer.
  • Recursive support — Agent chains are supported up to 3 levels deep
  • Per-agent tool overrides — Configure fake/exclude overrides for each sub-agent independently
  • Run progress tracking — Active eval runs now show persistent status indicators with elapsed time in the eval tab

Eval Tools UX Improvements

  • Bulk actions — “Include All” / “Exclude All” buttons for quick tool override configuration
  • Status badges — Tools tab shows included (green) and faked (orange) counts at a glance
  • Renamed tab — “Trigger” tab renamed to “Test Prompt” for clarity

Clickable Agent Names

Agent names across the management page, usage limit cards, admin agent list, billing transactions, and feedback page are now clickable links to the respective agent pages.
February 12, 2026 (2)
Clickable links in artifacts, mobile agent cards, improved chat error recovery, new scheduling system, support access admins
Links and file downloads now work inside rendered HTML documents and React components created by agents. Previously, the sandbox policy blocked all navigation.
  • External links — Links open in new browser tabs as expected
  • File downloads — Download buttons and links work inside artifacts

Mobile-Responsive Agent Cards

Agent cards on the management page now adapt to mobile screens with a collapsible info panel replacing desktop tooltips.
  • Expandable details — Tap the chevron to reveal agent name, description, access level, paused status, tags, and credit usage
  • Smarter tooltips — On desktop, the info icon only appears when the agent name is truncated or has extra metadata

Better Chat Error Recovery

Improved messaging when conversations hit token limits or experience service overloads.
  • Clearer actions — Choose between “Keep it, I’ll guide you” or “Try again, shorter” instead of seeing technical error messages
  • Reliable error states — Overload failures now consistently end the loading spinner and show the error

Support Access Members as Agent Admins

Support access members can now be added as agent admins directly from the agent management page, with a visual “support” tag for easy identification.
February 12, 2026
Public image generation for emails, email URL validation

Public Image Generation for Emails

Agents can now generate images with publicly accessible URLs, making them suitable for embedding directly in outgoing emails.
  • New makePublic option — Image generation tools (Gemini and OpenAI) now support publishing generated images as public documents
  • Capability setting — Controlled via a new “Create public images” setting in agent configuration

Email URL Validation

The send email tool now validates all URLs in HTML email content before sending, preventing recipients from receiving emails with broken links.
  • Broken link prevention — Rejects emails containing malformed or relative URLs
  • Unpublished document warnings — Warns agents when shared file URLs reference documents that aren’t actually published
  • Stricter attachment URLs — Attachment URLs now require absolute HTTP/HTTPS protocol
February 11, 2026
Smarter editing tools, eval streaming, redesigned agent cards

Smarter Editing Tools for Agents

Agents now have more precise editing capabilities with a new unified approach:
  • Partial instruction editing — Agents can now make targeted edits to their instructions using exact string matching, instead of rewriting the entire instruction each time
  • Unified document editing — Three separate document editing tools have been consolidated into a single, more intuitive tool that mirrors the editing pattern used by leading coding agents

Real-Time Eval Streaming

Eval results now stream in real-time as they complete, instead of waiting for the entire run to finish.
  • Live progress — Results appear progressively with a progress bar and spinners for pending items
  • Full grid view — The complete eval × model grid is shown from the start so you can monitor progress at a glance
  • Higher throughput — Concurrency doubled for faster eval runs

Redesigned Agent Cards

Agent cards on the management page have been redesigned with a compact horizontal layout featuring avatars, overflow-aware capability tags, and icon indicators for status and permissions.

Improvements

  • Groups no longer blocked by user limits — Groups availability is now driven solely by the groups setting, no longer incorrectly restricted by the subscription user limit on Start/Pro tiers
  • More reliable image generation — Gemini image generation now includes automatic retry with backoff for rate limits

Bug Fixes

  • Fixed eval tool calls crashing the service in certain configurations
  • Fixed JSON parsing errors when LLM responses contained curly braces in explanatory text
February 10, 2026
Fullscreen docs, CAD extraction, security isolation, eval fixes

Fullscreen Document Viewing

Documents can now be expanded from the side panel into a fullscreen overlay. This makes it easier to work with large documents, dynamic React UIs, and other rich content without leaving the chat.

CAD File Data Extraction

Agents can now extract geometry (polygons and lines) from DWG and DXF CAD files, saving the result as a GeoJSON document for further analysis or visualization.

User Content Security Isolation

User-generated content such as dynamic React UIs and HTML documents is now served from a separate domain, isolating untrusted content from the main app via cross-origin sandboxing.

Improvements

  • Tab header wrapping — Tab headers with longer labels now wrap gracefully on narrow viewports instead of getting clipped
  • External stylesheets in iframes — User-generated HTML in iframes can now load external CSS and fonts (e.g. for leaflet maps)
  • Stricter tool parameter validation — Tool calls with unknown parameter names now return a validation error instead of silently dropping the parameter

Bug Fixes

  • Fixed evals not including the agent’s start message and user timestamp in chat mode, which could cause different behavior compared to real chats
  • Fixed agent cloning not copying evals and eval settings
February 9, 2026
Speech-to-text editing, credit improvements, eval credits

Speech-to-Text for Message Editing

You can now use the microphone button when editing a previously sent message, just like in the main chat input. Dictate corrections or additions hands-free.

Improved Credit & Limit Warnings

Credit and limit warning messages are now clearer and more actionable:
  • Better wording — Messages reworded for clarity from the agent’s perspective
  • Admin actions — Admins see direct links to edit limits or reset usage right in the warning banner
  • Role-aware guidance — Different guidance shown based on whether you’re an admin or regular user

Eval Credits Breakdown

Eval results now show test and grader credits separately instead of a combined total, making it easier to understand where credits are being spent.
  • Run-level view — Test credits shown primarily, with grader cost as a side note
  • Detail modal — Separate lines for test and grader credits

Improvements

  • Microphone while waiting — The mic button is now available while waiting for an agent response, so you can start dictating immediately
  • Agent-to-agent activity logging — Communication between agents is now tracked in the activity log with a dedicated UI widget
  • Document visibility on creation — Agents can set document visibility when creating documents

Bug Fixes

  • Fixed cross-tab socket issue where having multiple agents open in different browser tabs could cause errors
  • Fixed signup copy text on email flow
February 5, 2026
Google Drive and Evals

Google Drive Enhancements

Google Drive integration now supports a wider range of file types and improved file management.
  • Expanded file support — Agents can now read PDFs, Word documents (.docx), Excel spreadsheets (.xlsx), PowerPoint presentations (.pptx), and text files from Google Drive. Previously limited to Google Workspace files (Docs, Sheets, Slides).
  • Multi-file selection — Share multiple files with your agent at once using the file picker, instead of adding them one at a time.

Evals Improvements

Enhanced testing capabilities for evaluating agent performance across different scenarios.
  • Trigger execution mode — Evals can now run in “trigger” mode to test how agents behave when triggered by events (like incoming emails or scheduled tasks), not just chat interactions. Defaults to “chat” mode for backward compatibility.
  • Per-model thinking configuration — Configure thinking/reasoning independently for each model in an eval, giving you finer control over test scenarios. Previously this was a global on/off setting.
February 3, 2026
Feedback, diary toggle, credit widget

User Feedback

You can now submit feedback directly from the user menu. Click your profile, select “Give feedback”, and share your thoughts with optional sentiment tags (positive, negative, question, or alert). Your feedback includes context about where you are in the app to help us understand and act on it.

Diary Toggle

You can now disable diary writing per agent to reduce LLM costs. Find the toggle in the Diary view — disabled agents won’t write new diary entries but existing entries remain visible.

Credit Usage Widget

A new widget in the sidebar shows your agent’s daily credit usage at a glance. When a daily limit is configured, you’ll see a progress bar. The widget updates automatically after each chat response.

Agent Cloning Improvements

When cloning an agent to another workspace, you now see:
  • Available teams in the target workspace
  • Warnings about capabilities that will be removed if not available
  • Clear errors if the clone isn’t allowed

Course Move-out

When moving from a course or hackathon workspace to your own workspace, you can now select which agents to bring along. Agents you don’t select stay paused on the source workspace.
January 29, 2026
Attack detection, evals, and security alerts

Configurable Security Alert Recipients

Admins can now control who receives attack detection notifications. Choose from three recipient modes: all admins, admins plus additional emails, or custom emails only. You can also optionally include the blocked content in alert emails for debugging.
  • Recipient modes — All admins (default), admins + additional, or custom only
  • Include blocked content — Optional toggle to see what was blocked

Smarter Attack Detection

Attack detection now focuses specifically on actual LLM manipulation attempts like prompt injection and jailbreaks. This reduces false positives for legitimate messages.
  • No longer flagged — Angry customers, rude tone, sensitive topics (medications, personal data), legal threats, urgent demands
  • Still blocked — Prompt injection, jailbreak attempts, fake system messages, hidden instructions
This is especially important if you’re routing a support inbox to your agent — customers don’t know they’re talking to an AI and may express frustration or discuss sensitive matters.

Conversation Weight Indicator

New visual indicator in the chat bar showing how much context has accumulated in your conversation. As context grows, each message costs more credits — this helps you know when it’s time to start a fresh chat.
  • Visual ring — Circular progress that fills as context grows
  • Color coding — Gray → yellow → orange → red as cost increases
  • Quick help — Click the indicator to open optimization tips

Enhanced Eval Testing

The eval system now supports more powerful testing scenarios with tool-level control and flexible grading options.
  • Fake tools — Simulate external service responses during test runs
  • Validation rules — Assert that specific tools were (or were not) called
  • Grader scope — Choose whether the grader sees the full transcript or just the final response
  • Smoke test mode — Skip the grader entirely and pass if the eval runs without errors

MCP + Gemini Compatibility

MCP tools now work properly with Gemini models. Tool schemas are automatically sanitized to remove JSON Schema features that Gemini’s function calling API doesn’t support.
January 23, 2026
Security & admin controls

Attack Detection for Email and SMS Triggers

Incoming emails and SMS messages are now automatically scanned for potential attacks before your agent processes them. The system detects prompt injection attempts, social engineering, data exfiltration, jailbreak attempts, and reconnaissance attacks.
  • Blocked attacks — Suspicious messages are blocked and logged in the activity log with a clear indicator
  • Admin alerts — Workspace admins receive email notifications when attacks are detected and blocked

Update Instructions Restrictions

Admins can now control when and who can use the “Update Instructions” capability, adding an extra layer of safety for production agents.
  • Chat only — Restrict instruction updates to chat conversations only (blocks autonomous triggers from modifying instructions)
  • Editors only — When chat-only is enabled, further restrict to users with Edit access or higher

Batch User Invites

Add multiple users to a team simultaneously instead of one at a time, making onboarding faster.

Agent Evals Improvements

Several enhancements to the evals experience:
  • Run management — Delete entire eval runs, duplicate existing evals
  • Grader configuration — Configure and display the grader model used for evaluation
  • Transcript view — Toggle between friendly and raw JSON transcript views
  • Navigation — Clickable result badges in the list view for quick access
January 21, 2026
Agent Evals & Template Creation

Agent Evals

New comprehensive evaluation system for testing and validating agent behavior. Define test cases, run them across multiple models, and track results over time.
  • New capability — Enable the Evals capability to let your agent manage its own test cases
  • Test definitions — Create evals with trigger prompts and grader prompts
  • Grading options — Support for pass/fail and 1-10 rating scales
  • Multi-model testing — Run the same eval across different models to compare performance
  • Results grid — Visual comparison of results across models
  • Credit tracking — See credits used for both test and grader phases
  • Agent tools — When enabled, agents get access to list_evals, create_eval, edit_eval, and run_evals tools
Learn more about testing your agents in the Evals documentation.

Template-based agent creation

Create agents from external links with pre-filled prompts — perfect for use case pages and onboarding flows.
  • URL parameters — Support for createAgent=true, name=, and prompt= parameters
  • Auth flow preservation — Parameters preserved through signup and workspace selection
  • Pre-filled chat — Chat input automatically populated with the template prompt
  • Clone support — Also works when cloning agents with predefined name and prompt

Agent management sorting

The agent management table now supports column sorting:
  • Sortable columns — Click any column header to sort by name, status, privacy, usage, or admins
  • Visual indicators — Sort direction shown with arrow icons
  • Alphabetical admin sorting — Admin column sorts by name, not count

Improvements

  • Simplified agent creation — Removed description field, pre-fills name with “New Agent”
  • Better onboarding — New users auto-redirected to workspace creation when that’s the only option
  • Login flow — Users now return to their intended page after login (callbackUrl support)

Bug fixes

  • Fixed inline code blocks rendering on separate lines instead of inline with text
  • Fixed login redirect incorrectly sending members to admin page
  • Handled deleted users gracefully in chat (shows neutral avatar instead of error)
January 14, 2026
Create Workspace & Document Bookmarks

Create new workspace

Existing users can now create their own workspace directly from the portal:
  • Trial support — New users get a free trial period
  • Immediate payment — Users with existing billing history can subscribe directly
  • Simple flow — Just name your workspace and you’re ready to go

Document bookmarking

Agent documents can now be bookmarked via URL, making it easier to share and navigate directly to specific documents.Capabilities now include direct links to documentation, making it easier to learn how to use each integration.

Improvements

  • MCP server authentication — Fixed modal blocking and improved OAuth validation
  • Welcome page — Refreshed design with resource link cards
  • Profile pictures — OAuth profile pictures now sync on every sign-in
January 9, 2026
Native Image Support & Memory UI

Enhanced data isolation

Major architectural improvement for enterprise-grade security: the web portal no longer has direct database access. All data operations now go through a dedicated service layer, enabling physical separation between frontend and data storage for enhanced data protection and compliance.This is one step in an ongoing process to enable full data isolation for enterprise customers.

Native image support

Agents can now view images directly using Claude, GPT, and Gemini’s vision capabilities:
  • Use the new get_media_content tool to analyze images natively
  • Supports JPEG, PNG, GIF, WebP, and HEIC/HEIF (iOS photos)
  • 5MB size limit per image for Claude
  • Agents automatically use this when working with image documents

Improved chat file uploads

File uploads in chat are now faster and smarter:
  • Files are stored as chat-scoped documents with on-demand transcription
  • Manual “Transcribe” button available in the document panel
  • Agents can promote chat documents to permanent agent documents
  • Chat documents are automatically cleaned up when the chat is deleted

Memory management UI

Browse and manage your agent’s memories from a new dedicated interface:
  • Search memories using semantic similarity
  • Create, edit, and delete memories directly
  • Adjustable similarity threshold for better recall
  • Access from the Memory capability card

Text-to-speech providers

Choose your preferred voice provider for agent speech:
ProviderModels
ElevenLabsMultilingual v2, Turbo v2.5 (default)
OpenAIStandard TTS voices

MCP server improvements

MCP capabilities now support auto-connect and better agent understanding through LLM help text descriptions.
December 18, 2025
Document Controls & Delegate Tasks

Document visibility badge

See and change document visibility with a single click:
  • New badge shows visibility level at a glance
  • Click to quickly change visibility via popover
  • Works in both list view and document panel

Enhanced delegate task tool

More control when delegating tasks to sub-agents:
  • Specify which LLM model to use
  • Set temperature and enable thinking mode
  • Better capability validation

Email & SMS whitelisting

Filter incoming messages before they reach your agent:
  • Configure sender whitelists for emails
  • Configure phone number whitelists for SMS
  • Filtering happens before LLM processing

Audio transcription recovery

New recovery modal when transcription fails — retry or dismiss failed transcriptions easily.

Large data documents

Data documents with thousands of items are now handled gracefully with automatic truncation.

Folder conversations

The “Talk about this” button now works for folders, letting you discuss entire folder contents with your agent.
December 12, 2025
MCP Server Integration

MCP server integration

Connect your agents to external tools using Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers:
  • Access thousands of external tools through MCP
  • OAuth authentication support with automatic token refresh
  • MCP capabilities appear alongside regular capabilities
  • Agents can suggest MCP capabilities during conversations
Learn more about connecting MCP servers in the MCP integration guide.
December 9, 2025
Rich Documents & Chat Sorting

Rich markdown documents

Markdown documents now support more content types:
  • Inline SVG images and HTML elements
  • Mermaid diagrams embedded directly in code blocks
  • Better version selection for diagrams

Chat improvements

  • Activity sorting — chats now sorted by most recent activity instead of creation date
  • Copy messages — copy any agent message to clipboard with one click (appears on hover)
December 4, 2025
New UI & Image Generation

New UI design

Complete design refresh with improved layout and visual hierarchy:
  • Revamped expandable panels and drag-and-drop functionality
  • Full mobile responsiveness — the entire platform now works beautifully on phones and tablets
  • Refined color scheme and improved readability
  • Better modals and tooltip behavior

AI image generation

Gemini image generation is now the default provider with better quality and faster results:
  • Unified image generation and editing
  • Provider selection (Gemini vs OpenAI) with advanced options
  • Support for aspect ratio and image size parameters
  • Download button for generated images

Visual PDF reading

New tool extracts text from complex PDFs using AI vision:
  • Handles PDFs with images, tables, charts, and complex layouts
  • Extracts content that standard text extraction misses

Publish original files

When publishing documents, you can now include the original file alongside the published content.
November 27, 2025
Data Documents & Admin Tools

Data document import/export

You can now import and export data documents with full control over how data is handled:
  • Append or replace — choose whether to add to existing data or start fresh
  • Duplicate detection — automatic ID conflict detection with option to replace with new IDs
  • Auto-validation — JSON is automatically cleaned and validated on import
When adding items via the insertDocumentData tool, you no longer need to manually assign IDs — they’re generated automatically.

Data document versioning

Data document changes are now saved as versions, just like regular agent documents. View history, compare versions, and track changes over time.

Admin agent overview

Workspace and team admins now have a dedicated overview page showing all agents at a glance — view capabilities, ownership, and team membership in one place.
November 19, 2025
Gemini 3 & Team Management

Gemini 3 is now available

Google’s latest Gemini 3 models are now fully supported in Abundly. Select Gemini 3 from the model picker to try it out.

Team management improvements

  • Collapsible teams — organize your workspace by expanding and collapsing agent teams
  • Better invitations — improved invitation system with proper team role handling
  • Role clarity — clear distinction between workspace-level and team-level roles

Drag files anywhere

Drop files anywhere in the chat window, not just the input field.
November 12, 2025
Agent Teams & Document Visibility

Agent teams

Organize your agents into custom teams for better workspace management:
  • Shared billing — common billing across teams while maintaining fine-grained access control
  • Collapsible interface — expand and collapse teams with smooth transitions
  • Access control — teams support proper permissions and are workspace-specific

Document visibility controls

New visibility settings help your agents focus on what matters:
VisibilityBehavior
FullAlways included in agent’s context
SummaryBasic info only — saves tokens
SearchableFindable via search but not in prompt
HiddenNot visible to the agent

Agent-to-agent improvements

  • Conversational context maintained across multiple agent calls
  • Agents can temporarily grant other agents read/write access to specific documents
  • Feature is now stable — removed beta warning!

Gemini integration fixed

Gemini models now work reliably via Vertex AI with improved error handling.

Advanced data queries

Data documents now support MongoDB-style query operators: $or, $and, $nor, $not
October 29, 2025
Security & Gemini Support

Enhanced file security

Files now require authenticated access via secure proxy endpoints with file access logging for audit trails.

Google Gemini models

Gemini models are now available as an LLM option. Switch to Gemini from the model selector in any chat.

Document management improvements

  • Semantic search — find data documents using natural language queries
  • Hidden documents — mark documents as hidden (useful for large email attachments)
  • Folder renaming — rename folders to keep your documents organized
  • Batch operations — select all button for bulk actions

3-month data retention

Internal chat threads logs are now retained for 3 months. Agent documents and configurations are not affected. This doesn’t affect the user’s own chat threads, only the internal logs.
October 15, 2025
GPT-5 & Smarter Controls

GPT-5 support

GPT-5 is now available in Abundly. It works well for complex reasoning tasks, though it’s noticeably slower than Claude 4.5.

Smarter LLM controls

  • Thinking toggle — fully respected per chat, with per-call override when needed
  • Model switching — change models mid-conversation for flexibility
  • Larger responses — tool responses now support up to 400k characters

No more daily token limits

Removed the daily token limit — your daily credit limits already cover usage.
October 6, 2025
Phone Calling & Code Execution

Phone calling

Your agents can now make and receive phone calls:
  • Real-time voice conversations powered by OpenAI’s realtime API
  • Configurable phone numbers per agent
  • Call summaries automatically generated at end of calls
  • Full agent capabilities available during calls
Find the new Make Phone Call and Receive Phone Call capabilities in your agent settings.

Enhanced code execution

  • Async support — code execution now supports async/await operations
  • Tool calling — agents can call any other tool from within code using callTool(name, params)
  • Code from documents — load and execute code from agent documents using codeDocumentId

Event codes

New event code system for fast sign-up to courses and events. Share simple access codes for streamlined onboarding.
September 19, 2025
Data Documents

Data Documents

Agents can now use documents as structured databases with MongoDB-style operations:
  • Query, insert, update, and delete data items within agent documents
  • Filters include $in, $nin, $ne, $gt, $gte, $lt, $lte, $exists, $regex
  • Automatic ID assignment for data items
  • New dataSchema field to describe the structure of document data
  • Dedicated “Data” tab in the document panel
React artifacts can access database functions: queryInDocumentData, insertIntoDocumentData, updateDocumentData, deleteFromDocumentData

Enhanced React artifacts

  • Charts now work properly in React artifacts
  • Added support for common React hooks
  • More robust error handling — failed React apps no longer block Abundly
September 15, 2025
Microsoft Integration & SMS

Microsoft integration

  • SharePoint — access and manage SharePoint documents and libraries
  • Outlook — enhanced email capabilities with CC support
SharePoint and Outlook are available on request — contact Abundly to enable.

SMS messaging

Agents can now send and receive SMS text messages with configurable phone numbers.

Agent activity logging

New comprehensive agent log with real-time event tracking:
  • Tool call monitoring with detailed execution information
  • Better debugging capabilities for agent behavior analysis
  • Find it in the “Diary & Approvals” section

React artifacts enhanced

  • loadAgentDocument — React components can now access agent documents as data
  • updateAgentDocument — React artifacts can modify agent documents
September 1, 2025
API Access Keys & Model Selection

Agent API access keys

Give external systems programmatic access to your agents:
  • Generate secure API keys (similar to OpenAI or Anthropic keys)
  • Build custom UIs using tools like Lovable
  • Integrate agents into external workflows
  • Manage multiple access keys per agent
Find it in Agent Settings → API Access.

LLM model selection

Choose the right model for your agent:
ModelBest for
Claude 4 SonnetAll-round performance (default)
Claude 4.1 OpusComplex reasoning (expensive)
Claude 3.5 HaikuSimple tasks (fast & cheap)
Find it in Agent Settings → Advanced.

Thinking mode toggle

Thinking mode is now enabled by default for better reasoning. Disable it for simple tasks where extra thinking tokens aren’t worth the cost.
August 28, 2025
Activity Tracking & Document Improvements

User activity tracking

New admin analytics for understanding workspace usage:
  • Tracks meaningful user actions: chat activities, agent management, document operations
  • Page navigation tracking with smart categorization
  • View in Admin UI: Usage → User Activity

Token-efficient document saving

Improved handling of large documents in chat — better performance when working with substantial content.

Google Calendar improvements

Enhanced Google Calendar integration with improved authentication and more reliable operations.
August 25, 2025
Claude Thinking Mode & Personal Auth

Claude thinking mode

Claude can now show its reasoning process with interactive thinking blocks:
  • See how Claude works through problems
  • Collapsible thinking sections
  • Real-time streaming of thought processes

1 million token support

Claude now supports massive context windows — perfect for processing large documents and complex workflows.

Personal authentication tokens

Connect your personal Google accounts:
  • Personal Google Drive access
  • Personal Gmail integration
  • Personal Google Calendar

Large file uploads

Handle files larger than 32MB with direct transcription service integration.
August 12, 2025
Google Calendar & Credit Limits

Google Calendar integration

Connect your agents with Google Calendar for scheduling and event management.

Workspace-level credit limits

Agents can now have daily credit limits set by workspace admins:
  • New usage limits section in agent settings
  • Progress indicators and status badges
  • Inheritance from workspace default limits

CSV export for usage data

Export usage analytics to CSV files from the Usage page.

Better copy/paste from artifacts

Fixed background color issues when copying from artifacts to Google Docs.
July 11, 2025
Diary Calendar & Batch Documents

Diary calendar view

Visualize your agent’s activity history with a beautiful calendar interface:
  • Day view with activity indicators
  • Today button for quick navigation
  • Cleaner diary interface with better organization

Batch document operations

Move multiple documents to folders simultaneously with improved folder navigation.

Improvements

  • Auto-scroll to bottom of chat when opening
  • Better error messages for tool credentials
  • All workspaces and agents sorted by name by default
June 29, 2025
Canvas Always Available

Canvas always available

Canvas (artifacts) is no longer a toggleable capability — it’s always available in chat.

Smarter agents

Agents now better understand the current date, their capabilities, and their email address.
June 27, 2025
Walk & Talk Mode

Walk & Talk mode

Renamed “Voice Mode” to “Walk & Talk mode” with a new icon and bigger, easier-to-tap microphone button.
June 25, 2025
Deep Research & Document Publishing

Deep Research

Comprehensive research capability powered by Perplexity’s deep research model:
  • Expert-level research with exhaustive searches
  • Generates comprehensive reports
  • Asks clarifying questions before diving deep
Deep Research is thorough but expensive — a single research session can cost 300+ credits.

Document publishing

Make any agent document publicly accessible:
  • Save artifacts as agent documents, then publish
  • Works for React apps, HTML, and Mermaid diagrams
  • Anyone with the link can view the published document
New search models from Perplexity:
ModelBest for
sonarQuick, cost-effective searches
sonar-proComplex queries and follow-ups
sonar-reasoningFast real-time problem-solving
sonar-reasoning-proDeep reasoning with Chain of Thought
New parameters: search_recency_filter (hour/day/week/month), search_mode (academic/web), search_domain_filter.
June 19, 2025
Prompt Caching & Version Control

Prompt caching

Up to 90% cost reduction for repeated interactions with the same agent. Token costs are dramatically reduced when you have ongoing conversations.

Enhanced version control

  • Approve/reject workflows — review and control specific changes in document versions
  • Visual diff viewer — collapsible unchanged regions with better styling
  • Version timeline — beautiful interface for navigating document history
  • Bulk actions — “Approve all changes” and “Undo all changes” buttons

Chat length warnings

Helpful warnings when chats get too long, helping you maintain optimal performance.

Account enforcement

Workspaces without credits or active subscriptions will see clear messaging and can no longer use agents until resolved.
June 12, 2025
Multichat & Artifact Editing

Multichat

Multiple people can chat with the same agent in the same thread at the same time — perfect for classrooms or onboarding sessions.

Collaborative artifact editing

You and your agent can now collaboratively edit artifacts:
  • Edit artifacts directly in the chat interface
  • Changes automatically included in your next message
  • Track changes with version navigation
  • Revert edits when needed

Rich text editing

Enhanced markdown editor with better formatting and real-time preview for documents, instructions, and artifacts.

Coupon codes

Create coupon codes for a class and share via public URL for easy sign-ups.Agents can create direct links to documents that open in side panels for seamless viewing.
May 26, 2025
Abundly Rebrand & Security

Welcome to Abundly

We’ve rebranded with updated logos and a fresh look throughout the platform.

Enterprise billing

  • Enterprise plan option with dedicated support
  • Promotion codes in subscription checkout
  • Manual billing option for enterprise customers

Security enhancements

  • Application-level encryption for secrets and API keys
  • New secret management UI for integration credentials
  • reCAPTCHA protection on signup

Improvements

  • Document version history increased from 10 to 100 versions
  • Enhanced web scraping with improved Firecrawl tool
  • Better Slack message threading
May 16, 2025
Agent Tagging

Agent tagging

New clickable tag system makes it easier to categorize and filter agents.

Simplified agent editing

Users with “Edit” access can now modify agent names and profile pictures — dedicated renaming section in settings.
May 14, 2025
Tool Approval & Document Folders

Tool approval system

New approval system for safer agent interactions:
  • In-chat approval UI for reviewing and controlling tool actions
  • Enhanced approval workflows for HTTP requests and email sending

Document folders

Organize agent documents with folders and subfolders.

Memory capability

Agents can now save and retrieve related memories for better context over time.

Notion integration

Connect your agents with Notion databases.

Credits system

New credit system for tracking and managing resource usage with automatic allocation for paid subscriptions.