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Follow up on the latest improvements and updates.
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- Workspace admins can now enable or disable Agents from MCP and agents settings while preserving existing teams, schedules, relationships, and history
- Scheduled prompt emails now render cleaner rich-text summaries with better headings, links, bullets, and table support
- Plan rows now show richer owner hover cards, clearer outcome weight badges, and visible objective and initiative tags
- Mobile notifications now use clearer titles, subtitles, and longer message previews
Fixed
- Fixed schedule retry and attention handling for AI agents
- Fixed manager attribution in outcome data returned by the API
- Fixed scheduled AI Mode responses that could return poorly formatted email output
- Fixed filter combobox search focus
- Fixed alignment of outcome row blocks, labels, and weights
- Fixed initiative comment notifications so mobile push alerts are sent correctly
- Reduced noisy mobile notification behaviour
- Fixed rich-text link colouring in plan views
Tability Agents are now easier to create, install, and use for goal delegation.
You can assign an AI manager to a goal, choose where it should run, and copy the installation instructions for Codex, ChatGPT, or Claude Cowork from the setup flow. Managers can then keep their delegated work moving through dedicated schedules, while Tability keeps the context, assignments, and history connected to the goal.
Agent attention items are also clearer. When an agent needs input, Tability now explains what happened, how to resolve it, and whether you should open the related work item, open the agent, or retry a schedule.
Workspace admins can enable or disable Agents from MCP and agents settings. Turning Agents off hides the feature and blocks installed agents from accessing Tability, while preserving existing agents, schedules, relationships, and history.
Use it to:
- Create manager and standalone agents from clearer workspace flows
- Assign an AI manager to an objective or key result
- Review agent requests before work continues
- Retry schedules or open the right agent from an attention item
- Let editable members use Agents when the workspace has enabled access
See a step-by-step guide: https://www.tability.io/odt/articles/codex-claude-ai-teams
Scheduled AI prompts now produce cleaner, more useful email results.
The generated emails are better formatted for leadership updates, with clearer headings, short paragraphs, links, bullets, and richer text rendering. Scheduled prompts can also use read-only reporting context across plans, objectives, key results, initiatives, check-ins, members, agents, KPIs, KPI values, KPI targets, and KPI Views.
This makes scheduled prompts more useful for recurring executive briefs: you can define the question once, then receive a readable summary that focuses on the signal instead of raw workspace data.
Use it to:
- Send clearer recurring executive summaries
- Include KPI and KPI View context in scheduled reports
- Keep email output focused on decisions, owners, risks, and next actions
- Reuse the same prompt for daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly reporting
- Reduce the manual work needed before leadership reviews
Plan views now surface more context directly in each row.
Objectives, key results, and initiatives are easier to scan with visible tags, outcome weights, and richer owner context. You can hover over people to see their profile card, click tags to jump into filtered views, and see weighted outcomes more clearly from the plan view.
This makes dense plans easier to review because the important context is available where you are already working.
Use it to:
- See objective and initiative tags without opening each item
- Click a tag to filter related work
- Preview owners and contributors from profile hover cards
- Spot weighted outcomes while reviewing plan progress
- Move through large plans with less back-and-forth
AI Mode can now help you manage KPIs and KPI Views, not just inspect them.
You can ask AI Mode to create or update KPIs, record KPI values, set targets, create KPI Views, add KPIs to a view, remove KPIs from a view, or reorder a view. This makes it easier to maintain business metrics while staying in the flow of a conversation.
The same permission model still applies. AI Mode can only work with KPIs and views you are allowed to access, and destructive actions such as deleting a KPI, deleting a value, deleting a target, deleting a view, or removing a KPI from a view require an explicit confirmation step.
Use it to:
- Create standalone KPIs from a conversation
- Update KPI owners, descriptions, formats, targets, and values
- Build or reorganise focused KPI Views
- Add the right KPIs to a leadership or team view
- Make KPI updates faster while keeping permissions and confirmations in place
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Improved
- People filters now make it easier to focus the directory by team, role, and insight
- Recently visited objectives now appear in recent activity contexts
- The sidebar has been refined to make workspace navigation clearer
- AI Importer access has been added to more relevant workspace areas
- Scheduled prompt and executive-summary behaviour has been tightened
Fixed
- Fixed plan deletion and bulk plan deletion edge cases
- Fixed plan deletion concurrency issues
- Fixed issues affecting Linear integration setup and connection handling
- Fixed AI Importer user selector behaviour
- Fixed recently visited item handling
- Fixed initiatives reloading issues
- Fixed data source metadata defaults for Rollup, Milestone, and KPI-related updates
- Simplified outcome closing check-in behaviour
Mobile notifications now include clearer context for workspace updates.
Push notifications use cleaner titles and subtitles, longer message previews, and better wording for updates created by AI agents. Initiative comment notifications are also included, so important discussion on initiatives can reach the right people faster.
This helps managers and contributors understand what changed before opening Tability, especially when updates are coming from multiple plans, initiatives, and agents.
Use it to:
- Get clearer push notifications for check-ins, comments, and mentions
- See more useful message previews before opening the app
- Receive mobile alerts for initiative comments
- Understand when an update came from an AI agent
- Spend less time opening low-context notifications
Get the app: https://www.tability.io/features/mobile
Large Strategy Maps are now easier to keep readable.
When a plan or person has many children, Tability can limit what appears on one layer and let you choose which items to show. This prevents large maps from becoming unreadable while still keeping the full context available when you need it.
It is a small control that makes a big difference for larger workspaces: you can keep the map focused for the conversation you are having, then expand or adjust the visible items as needed.
Use it to:
- Keep large Strategy Maps from becoming too crowded
- Choose which sub-plans or people are visible in a layer
- Focus leadership discussions on the right parts of the map
- Preserve context without overwhelming the view
- Share cleaner map views with others
The Initiatives view has been refreshed to make it easier to scan and manage execution across the workspace.
The updated view works with the new filtering experience, making it easier to find initiatives by owner, contributor, team, plan, status, timeline, completion, and more. This helps managers move from broad goal reviews into the specific work that needs follow-up.
It is designed for teams handling a high volume of initiatives, where the main challenge is not collecting updates but finding the work that needs attention.
Use it to:
- Review initiatives in a cleaner, more focused view
- Filter work by ownership, team, plan, status, and timeline
- Spot overdue, blocked, or stale work faster
- Use saved segments for repeated execution reviews
- Move from strategy to the underlying work without losing context
The new filters make it easier to build focused views across your goals and initiatives.
You can filter by owners, contributors, teams, plans, timelines, status, progress, confidence, tags, overdue check-ins, closed dates, and more. You can also use quick views and saved segments to get back to the same view without rebuilding your filters each time.
This helps teams find the signal inside a busy workspace, especially when there are many plans, owners, and updates to review.
Use it to:
- Build focused views for objectives, key results, and initiatives
- Filter by ownership, teams, status, timeline, progress, and confidence
- Save useful segments for repeated reviews
- Jump into quick views for common workflows
- Find the work that needs attention without scanning everything manually
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