Product Update - November 07, 2026

Ask AI Beside Chat — AI chat summaries, catch-up and reply drafts for team messaging

Ask AI now opens next to the conversation you are reading and already knows which room, thread or message you are looking at. Summarize, Catch me up and Draft reply give you a private answer that no one else sees. Catch me up starts from the first message you had not read. When a summary is useful to the group, Post to thread shares it in the conversation, and Use as reply puts a drafted reply in your message box without sending it. Long channel threads keep a running summary at the top, so people joining late can see where the discussion stands. Ask AI can also check your calendar and AI Notepad notes to tell you whether a meeting about a topic already happened, or help you prepare for one.

Use case: A store manager back from two days off opens the regional channel, asks Ask AI to catch them up, then posts the summary to the thread for an assistant manager who missed the same discussion.

Available in: Chat → any conversation → Ask AI, Summarize or Catch me up (on the web and on phones)

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Edit Mini Apps by Hand, with History and Restore — no-code app builder with version history and undo

Mini apps built in App Builder now have an edit mode. Designers can add, rename, reorder and remove pages, choose which page opens first, and decide whether a page is for the team or for everyone. On each page they can add, set up, move and remove sections such as boards, charts and messages, all without writing a prompt. A new History tab lists every design change, newest first, with what changed, who changed it, and whether it was made by hand, with Edit with AI or in Ask AI. Restore to Before This first shows what will come back and what will not, then restores the app. The restore is saved as a new version, so it can also be undone. Ask AI can now make design changes to a mini app as well. It shows exactly what will change before anything is applied.

Use case: An operations lead adds a pie chart to the main page of a team's request tracker and moves it above the board. Later, after a colleague's change goes wrong, they use History to put the app back the way it was the day before.

Available in: App Builder → open a mini app → Manage → Edit app → Pages and History

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Smart Add for Library Links and Files — automatic titles and logos in a resource library

When curators add a link to a library, they paste it first and the form fills in the rest: the page's title, a short description, a suggested category from the library, and the site's logo as the icon. Anything the curator typed is kept, and each filled-in field can be undone. If the page cannot be read, the form explains why, for example that it needs a sign-in or was not found. A link that is already in the library is pointed out. Uploaded files now get readable titles instead of raw file names, so "Brand_Guide_FINAL_v7 (2)" becomes "Brand Guide". Pictures and scans with names like IMG_4823 are named from their contents. Search, the API and Ask AI still find a file by its original file name, and an admin setting turns automatic titles off.

Use case: An HR coordinator building an employee resource library pastes links to the benefits portal and the payroll site, and uploads a folder of scanned forms, without typing a single title or hunting for logos.

Available in: Libraries → Add item (Simple link or Files), with the setting at Libraries → Settings → AI & Search → Suggest Readable Titles for Uploaded Files

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