April 10th, 2026
New
Improved

The biggest thing this week is something most of you won't see in the dashboard at all. We shipped the Reintersect MCP server - tools your AI agents can call, each backed by a real interactive widget. The smallest things this week are also some of the most welcome: a checkout that unlocks paid features immediately, invite acceptance that no longer crashes, and sign-out that signs you out cleanly.
Plug Reintersect into any MCP-aware client (Claude Desktop, Cursor, anything else that speaks the protocol) and your agent will be able to use & reference what’s happening in your workspace as you work with it. Our tools ship with interactive widgets that render in your agent chat and a “View in app” link that takes you right back to the app.
We believe agents should follow people, not the other way around. This is where that begins.
Complete a Stripe checkout and paid features unlock right away instead of making you refresh the page or wait 5 minutes.
Invite acceptance had a subtle bug: it was looking up the wrong user when fetching the freshly-accepted member, which crashed for some invitations.
In the conversation composer, you can now move between circle picker → title → body with just the arrow keys.
↑ or ← at the start of the title pops focus back to the circle picker.
↓ at the end of the title (or Enter) drops focus into the body.
↑ at the start of the body jumps back to the end of the title.
Cmd/Ctrl+Enter still submits, like always.
Sign out will now wait for our sync engine’s WebSocket to close before dropping its synced databases. Background sync will no longer continue running for a few seconds after signed out and no errors should appear.
Workspace avatars without a logo now show initials on a stable per-workspace color, on every auth screen (login, pick-org, no-subscription, join-workspace), the sidebar header, and the org-picker dialog.
The waitlist is case-insensitive end-to-end. Foo@Bar.com and foo@bar.com resolve to the same entry.
The Reintersect logo on auth pages stopped being a link to /, which used to dump you out of your session mid-onboarding.