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[Read the full release notes](/release-notes/september-2-2026-release-notes.md) {% endupdate %} {% update date="2026-08-28" %} ## August 28, 2026 ***This release:*** *Documents can now export straight to PDF, you can create an account or sign in with Slack, 36 new connectors join the catalog, you can now drag SVGs straight into documents, Slack notifications explain why something matters and offer one-click next steps, and view search shows exactly where a matching OKR sits in your hierarchy.* [Read the full release notes](/release-notes/august-28-2026-release-notes.md) {% endupdate %} {% update date="2026-08-18" %} ## August 18, 2026 ***This week:*** *new MCP connectors for Wispr Flow and Slack's official server, direct links to any heading or comment in a document, yearly billing for the Team plan (in development), and the ability to see what your OKRs roll up into — plus a smarter default chat model, visible model reasoning, sharper Library search, and more reliable Slack conversations.* [Read the full release notes](/release-notes/august-18-2026-release-notes.md) {% endupdate %} {% update date="2026-08-05" %} ## August 5, 2026 ***This week:*** *Connect your Trello boards and Google Drive files directly to your OKRs, OKR short IDs are now front and center, and deleting an integration warns you before anything breaks.* [Read the full release notes](/release-notes/august-5-2026-release-notes.md) {% endupdate %} {% endupdates %} ## All releases ### September 2026 * [September 2, 2026](/release-notes/september-2-2026-release-notes.md) ### August 2026 * [August 28, 2026](/release-notes/august-28-2026-release-notes.md) * [August 18, 2026](/release-notes/august-18-2026-release-notes.md) * [August 5, 2026](/release-notes/august-5-2026-release-notes.md) ### July 2026 * [July 29, 2026](/release-notes/july-29-2026-release-notes.md) * [July 22, 2026](/release-notes/july-22-2026-release-notes.md) * [July 15, 2026](/release-notes/july-15-2026-release-notes.md) * [July 9, 2026](/release-notes/july-9-2026-release-notes.md) * [July 3, 2026](/release-notes/july-3-2026-release-notes.md) ### June 2026 * [June 26, 2026](/release-notes/june-26-2026-release-notes.md) * [June 19, 2026](/release-notes/june-19-2026-release-notes.md) * [June 12, 2026](/release-notes/june-12-2026-release-notes.md) * [June 5, 2026](/release-notes/june-5-2026-release-notes.md) ### May 2026 * [May 29, 2026](/release-notes/may-29-2026-release-notes.md) * [May 21, 2026](/release-notes/may-21-2026-release-notes.md) * [May 15, 2026](/release-notes/may-15-2026-release-notes.md) * [May 8, 2026](/release-notes/may-8-2026-release-notes.md) ### April 2026 * [April 30, 2026](/release-notes/april-30-2026-release-notes.md) * [April 24, 2026](/release-notes/april-24-2026-release-notes.md) * [April 17, 2026](/release-notes/april-17-2026-release-notes.md) * [April 9, 2026](/release-notes/april-9-2026-release-notes.md) * [April 1, 2026](/release-notes/april-1-2026-release-notes.md) ### March 2026 * [March 25, 2026](/release-notes/march-25-2026-release-notes.md) * [March 18, 2026](/release-notes/march-18-2026-release-notes.md) * [March 11, 2026](/release-notes/march-11-2026-release-notes.md) * [March 4, 2026](/release-notes/march-4-2026-release-notes.md) ### February 2026 * [February 25, 2026](/release-notes/february-25-2026-release-notes.md) * [February 18, 2026](/release-notes/february-18-2026-release-notes.md) * [February 12, 2026](/release-notes/february-12-2026-release-notes.md) * [February 5, 2026](/release-notes/february-5-2026-release-notes.md) ### January 2026 * [January 29, 2026](/release-notes/january-29-2026-release-notes.md) * [January 22, 2026](/release-notes/january-22-2026-release-notes.md) * [January 15, 2026](/release-notes/january-15-2026-release-notes.md) * [January 8, 2026](/release-notes/january-8-2026-release-notes.md) * [January 1, 2026](/release-notes/january-1-2026-release-notes.md) ### December 2025 * [December 25, 2025](/release-notes/december-25-2025-release-notes.md) * [December 18, 2025](/release-notes/december-18-2025-release-notes.md) * [December 11, 2025](/release-notes/december-11-2025-release-notes.md) * [December 4, 2025](/release-notes/december-4-2025-release-notes.md) ### November 2025 * [November 20, 2025](/release-notes/november-20-2025-release-notes.md) * [November 13, 2025](/release-notes/november-13-2025-release-notes.md) * [November 6, 2025](/release-notes/november-6-2025-release-notes.md) ### October 2025 * [October 30, 2025](/release-notes/october-30-2025-release-notes.md) * [October 23, 2025](/release-notes/october-23-2025-release-notes.md) * [October 16, 2025](/release-notes/october-16-2025-release-notes.md) * [October 9, 2025](/release-notes/october-9-2025-release-notes.md) * [October 2, 2025](/release-notes/october-2-2025-release-notes.md) --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. 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