> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.rhythms.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.rhythms.ai/release-notes/january-29-2026-release-notes.md). # January 29, 2026 Release Notes This week brings major integration capabilities to all Rhythms customers, along with refinements that make workflows faster and more intuitive. Connect your tech stack with 9 new integrations and enjoy improved filtering, sharing, and status management ## **MCP Connectors to General Availability** Rhythms now connects with 9 major tools to sync OKR data across your tech stack. Google Sheets, Linear, HubSpot, Monday.com, Smartsheet, Atlassian, Azure DevOps, Planner, and Github connectors are now available to all customers, enabling you to pull data from external sources directly into your OKR workflows. These connectors are powered by MCP (Model Context Protocol). To set one up, click "Set up auto update" on a key result or initiative; choose your connector from the list; then a configuration chat opens where you complete the setup by chatting with Rhythms; no separate settings screens required. Use these connectors to automatically sync project updates, track work across platforms, and maintain a single source of truth for goal progress. Whether you're importing task status from Linear, syncing customer data from HubSpot, or pulling project timelines from Monday.com, these connectors eliminate manual data entry and keep your OKRs current with real-time information from the tools your teams already use. ## **User Connector Management to General Availability** You can now manage your individual connectors directly from your profile: add, remove, or reconfigure which tools you connect to Rhythms in one place. Connectors use individual user authentication; each team member connects their own accounts (e.g. your Google Sheets or Linear). To manage your connections, click your profile at the bottom of the sidebar and choose **Manage connectors**. Because each person connects their own tools, different team members can use different data sources based on their roles. *** ## **Improvements** * **Share Dashboard from Chat:** Share dashboards with multiple team members at once by pasting CSV or email lists directly in chat, streamlining bulk sharing workflows. * **OKR Detail Share Link**: Copy direct links to Objectives, Key Results, and Initiatives for easy sharing with stakeholders using the new "Copy link" option in the OKR dropdown menu * **Combined Status and Progress Column**: View status and progress in a single column for cleaner OKR views, with configurable settings per tenant available in Admin settings * **Dashboard Text Color Support**: Format dashboard content with custom text colors for better visual hierarchy and emphasis in executive reports and presentations * **Filter Children Toggle**: The "Apply filters to children" toggle now appears prominently in the main filter bar, making it easier to discover and apply filters to nested objectives * **Chat Error Recovery**: Recover from chat errors with clear error messages and a "Try again" button, eliminating the need to restart conversations when temporary issues occur * **Context-Aware Chat Titles**: Chat conversations now display relevant, automatically generated titles that reflect your discussion topic, making it easier to find past conversations in your history * **Active User Filtering**: Deactivated users no longer appear in owner and assignee lists, streamlining goal creation and cascade workflows by showing only active team members * **Status Cell Interaction**: Click anywhere in the status cell to open the status popover, improving accessibility and making status updates faster with a larger click target * **Improved Status Rollups**: Parent OKR statuses now factor in child OKR health, providing more accurate at-a-glance visibility into team progress across hierarchies ## **Fixes** * **Dashboard Column Resizing**: Dashboards with many owners now resize columns correctly without layout issues * **Rollup Calculations for Not Started Goals**: Rollup status calculations now correctly handle goals that haven't started yet, eliminating calculation errors between "not started" and "on track" states --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. 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