Compact Input Bar on Mobile — Voice-First Experience

🎯 What is it?

On mobile, the input bar now automatically collapses into a compact pill as you scroll through a conversation. Voice input remains always visible and accessible — so you can interact with your agents without typing a single character.

💡 Why is it useful?

Mobile screens are limited in space. When you're reading through a conversation, the input bar used to take up valuable vertical real estate. This update lets you focus on the content while keeping voice input just a thumb-tap away — making the mobile experience genuinely hands-free.

⚙️ How does it work?

As you scroll down in a conversation on mobile, the input bar shrinks into a small pill — unobtrusive, but always present. The voice input button remains accessible at all times. When you're ready to respond, just tap the pill to expand it back to full size, or go straight to voice.

✨ Concrete Use Cases

• Reading long conversations on the go: Scroll through a lengthy thread without the input bar eating into your screen — then jump straight into a voice reply when you're ready.

• Hands-free interaction: Commuting or multitasking? Trigger voice input instantly from any point in the conversation without scrolling back to the bottom.

📈 Benefits for you

More readable conversations on mobile, a more natural scrolling experience, and frictionless access to voice input — all without any setup. This is a step toward a fully no-typing mobile experience with Dust.

🚀 How to access it?

No action needed. This update is live for all mobile web users — just open Dust on your mobile browser and start scrolling.

Agents Can Now Export Frames as PDF or PNG

🎯 What is it?

Agents can now export any Frame — the interactive visualizations and dashboards they generate — directly as a PDF or PNG file. This means any visual output produced during a conversation can be saved and shared in a universally accessible format.

💡 Why is it useful?

Until now, Frames were only viewable inside a Dust conversation. If you wanted to share a report or dashboard with someone outside of Dust, you had to rely on screenshots or manual exports. This feature closes that gap and makes it easier to bring Dust's outputs into your broader workflows.

⚙️ How does it work?

When an agent generates a Frame in a conversation, it can now trigger an export directly — producing a clean, ready-to-share PDF or PNG file. Agents can also use this capability to inspect and reason about the visual output they just created, enabling smarter, more iterative work.

✨ Concrete Use Cases

Here's how you could use it:

• Sharing a report with stakeholders: Ask an agent to build a weekly performance dashboard as a Frame, then export it as a PDF to include in an email or slide deck — no copy-pasting required.

• Automated document generation: Have an agent create a formatted visual summary (e.g. a project status report), export it as a PNG, and attach it directly to a Notion page or Slack message.

📈 Benefits for you

• Save time by eliminating manual export steps

• Share polished, professional visuals directly from your conversations

• Enable agents to work more autonomously by reasoning on their own visual outputs

🚀 How to access it?

This is available to everyone, right now. Simply ask an agent to build a Frame and request an export — the agent will handle the rest. No configuration needed.

Inline Text Editing in Frames — Tweak Your Content Without Reprompting

🎯 What is it?

You can now double-click any static text in a Frame to edit it directly, right where it appears. No need to go back to an agent, rewrite your prompt, or wait for a full re-render just to fix a word or adjust a label.

💡 Why is it useful?

Frames are great for building rich, structured outputs — reports, dashboards, digests, and more. But until now, even the smallest tweak (a typo, a label rename, a rephrased sentence) meant re-engaging an agent, waiting for a new generation, and hoping the rest of the output stayed intact. That final polish step was slow and frustrating. This removes that friction entirely.

⚙️ How does it work?

Simply double-click on any static text element inside a Frame — it becomes instantly editable. Make your change, click away, and you're done. The rest of the Frame stays exactly as it was.

✨ Concrete Use Cases

Here's how you could use it:

• Fixing a title on a slide: Your agent generated a weekly report with a title "Rev. 2026" — double-click it and rename it to "Revenue" in one second.

• Personalizing a generated document: An agent drafted a client-facing summary with a generic intro — directly edit the opening line to match your tone before sharing.

📈 Benefits for you

No more back-and-forth with an agent for cosmetic changes. What used to take multiple prompt iterations and re-renders now takes a single click. Your Frames go from "good enough" to "exactly right" in seconds.

🚀 How to access it?

No setup needed. Open any Frame, double-click a text element, and start editing. Available for everyone now.

Gemini 3.5 Flash Is Now Available on Dust

🎯 What is it?

Gemini 3.5 Flash, Google's latest AI model, is now available on Dust. It is designed for speed and delivers frontier-level performance across a wide range of tasks — making it one of the fastest capable models available on the platform.

💡 Why is it useful?

When working with agents that handle high volumes of requests, or when you need quick turnaround on complex tasks, model speed matters. Gemini 3.5 Flash combines the responsiveness you'd expect from a fast model with the quality benchmarks of a frontier one — a combination that's rarely available in one package.

⚙️ How does it work?

Gemini 3.5 Flash can be selected as the underlying model when configuring any agent on Dust, just like other available models. It integrates seamlessly into your existing workflows with no additional setup required.

✨ Concrete Use Cases

Here's how you could use it:

• High-volume support agents: Handle large numbers of customer queries faster, without sacrificing response quality.

• Real-time drafting agents: Speed up content generation workflows where low latency makes a meaningful difference in team productivity.

📈 Benefits for you

Faster responses, frontier-level quality, and no trade-offs on accuracy. Gemini 3.5 Flash gives your agents more horsepower for time-sensitive or high-throughput use cases.

🚀 How to access it?

Gemini 3.5 Flash is available to all users today. To use it, open any agent's settings, navigate to the model selection section, and choose Gemini 3.5 Flash from the list.

LLM model refresh: Grok 4.3 upgrade + Anthropic model migrations

📌 Context

Two of our LLM providers are making changes to their model catalogs:

• xAI has upgraded Grok 4 to version 4.3 on their infrastructure

• Anthropic is retiring several Claude models on June 15, 2026, and has already retired the Haiku 3.5 models

To ensure continuity of service and avoid any disruption, we're proactively updating Dust's model catalog.

🔄 Impact on Dust

We've already completed the following updates:

Grok models (live now):

• Our "grok-4" models now automatically run on Grok 4.3

Anthropic migrations (rolling out before June 15):

• claude-4-sonnet → migrating to claude-sonnet-4-6

• claude-4-opus → migrating to claude-opus-4-7

• claude-3-haiku / claude-3-5-haiku → migrating to claude-haiku-4-5

• claude-sonnet-4-5 → migrating to claude-sonnet-4-6

👤 Impact for you

No disruption expected. Your agents and workflows will continue to function normally:

• If you're using Grok models, you're already benefiting from the 4.3 upgrade

• If you're using the affected Anthropic models, we'll handle the migration seamlessly before the retirement dates

• Your agent configurations don't need to be updated—we're managing the transition on the backend

✅ Actions required

No action required on your part. We're handling these updates automatically to ensure uninterrupted service.

If you have any questions about these model changes or want to understand the differences between the new model versions, feel free to reach out to your Customer Success Manager.

🎯 What is it?

You can now create a "branch" from any existing conversation. This creates a new conversation that inherits key context from the original—like a summary of what happened, attachments, and tool outputs—without carrying over the full message history.

💡 Why is it useful?

As conversations evolve, you often reach a point where you need to split work into parallel streams or share results without exposing all the back-and-forth. Branching lets you divide complex projects into focused workstreams, or collaborate on outcomes while keeping the messy details contained.

⚙ How does it work?

Access the conversation menu (top right of the screen or next to the conversation title in the left sidebar) and select the branching option. The new conversation is created in 10-20 seconds with a compacted summary of the original conversation, plus copies of any attachments and tool outputs. The branch inherits the same access permissions as the original conversation at the time of creation.

✨ Concrete Use Cases

Here's how you could use it:

Split a project into parallel workstreams: Your conversation outlines a plan for building a new feature with three components. Branch into three separate conversations—one for each technical design—so teams can work independently without cluttering a single thread.

Share results, not process: You've built a detailed data frame after hours of iteration and refinement. Branch the conversation so collaborators can access the final output and continue refining it, without wading through all the trial and error.

📈 Benefits for you

• Better organization: Keep complex projects manageable by splitting them into focused conversations

• Cleaner collaboration: Share outcomes and context without overwhelming teammates with unnecessary details

• Flexible workflows: Move seamlessly from planning to execution across multiple parallel efforts

🚀 How to access it?

Look for the conversation menu in the top right corner of your screen, or next to the conversation title in your left sidebar. The branching option is available to everyone—try it on your next multi-part project!

Asana MCP Migration to V2 – Action Required

📌 Context

Asana has shut down their MCP (Model Context Protocol) V1 endpoint. To ensure continued integration between Dust and Asana, we've migrated all existing Asana MCP servers to V2, which uses a more secure static OAuth authentication method.

🔄 Impact on Dust

We've proactively migrated all Asana MCP server configurations to the new V2 endpoint to minimize disruption. The infrastructure is ready and working.

👤 Impact for you

If you use Asana MCP in your workspace: Your existing Asana connection has been reset and needs to be reconfigured. Until you complete the setup steps below, your agents won't be able to access Asana data.

If you don't use Asana MCP: No impact – you can ignore this update.

✅ Actions required

For workspace admins using Asana MCP:

Step 1: Create an app on Asana

1. Go to Asana My Apps and click Create new MCP app

2. In the OAuth tab, add this redirect URL: https://dust.tt/oauth/mcp_static/finalize

3. Note your Client ID and Client Secret (you'll need these in Step 2)

Step 2: Configure in Dust

1. Navigate to Spaces > Tools in your Dust workspace

2. Find your Asana MCP server (it will show as disconnected)

3. Fill in the following details:

• Client ID and Client Secret from your Asana app

• Authorization Endpoint: https://app.asana.com/-/oauth_authorize

• Token Endpoint: https://app.asana.com/-/oauth_token

4. Click Setup connection and complete the authorization flow

📚 Need more details? Check out the Asana MCP integration documentation.

🎯 What is it?

Enterprise workspace administrators now have access to comprehensive audit logs directly in the admin panel. These logs track all agent executions, tool calls, and administrative actions across your workspace. Additionally, you can stream these logs in real-time to your existing Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) platforms like Datadog, Splunk, or any custom HTTPS endpoint.

💡 Why is it useful?

Security and compliance teams need complete visibility into workspace activities for several critical purposes: responding to security incidents, meeting regulatory compliance requirements, conducting internal audits, and distinguishing between actions taken by users versus those performed by agents. Until now, this level of detailed activity tracking wasn't available in Dust.

⚙ How does it work?

Audit logs are accessible through your admin panel with real-time updates. You can view the complete history of activities, filter by type (agent executions, tool calls, admin actions), and configure streaming to your preferred SIEM platform or custom endpoint for centralized security monitoring.

✨ Concrete Use Cases

Here's how you could use it:

Security Incident Investigation: When investigating a potential security event, quickly review which agents were executed, what tools they used, and which users or agents performed specific actions during the relevant timeframe.

Compliance Reporting: Generate audit reports for compliance certifications (SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR) by exporting complete activity logs showing data access patterns, administrative changes, and agent behaviors.

Separation of Concerns: Clearly distinguish between actions initiated by human users and those performed autonomously by agents, helping you understand and control automated workflows in your environment.

📈 Benefits for you

• Enhanced Security Posture: Complete visibility into all workspace activities enables faster threat detection and incident response

• Simplified Compliance: Meet regulatory requirements with comprehensive, exportable audit trails

• Operational Intelligence: Understand how agents and users interact with your Dust workspace to optimize workflows

• Centralized Monitoring: Integrate with your existing security infrastructure for unified monitoring across all enterprise tools

🚀 How to access it?

This feature is available exclusively for Enterprise plan workspaces. Workspace administrators can access audit logs by navigating to the admin panel. For detailed setup instructions, including SIEM streaming configuration, visit our documentation at https://docs.dust.tt/docs/audit-logs

🎯 What is it?

We've shipped a new file system for conversations. The first thing it unlocks: agents can now see images returned by MCP tools. When a tool produces an image (JPEG, PNG, GIF, WebP), the agent receives the actual visual content and can interpret, analyze, and describe it.

💡 Why is it useful?

Until now, when an MCP tool returned an image, agents were blind to it. They could acknowledge the file existed but couldn't look at it. This was a real gap: screenshots from Microsoft Drive, charts from data tools, visual outputs from external integrations — all invisible to the agent. That's now fixed.

⚙ How does it work?

Behind the scenes, all conversation files are now organized in a unified, structured system. When an agent needs to access an image returned by an MCP tool, it receives the actual visual content instead of just metadata.

✨ Concrete Use Cases

Here's how you could use it:

Screenshot analysis: Have an agent interpret a screenshot returned by a Drive or browser tool — without manually describing what's on screen.

Chart and graph reading: Ask an agent to extract trends or key metrics from a chart generated by a data tool.

Visual tool output review: Any MCP tool that produces images can now have its output directly analyzed by the agent in context.

🎯 What is it?

Context Compaction is a new feature that automatically summarizes earlier parts of long conversations with your agents. Instead of losing context or hitting limits, Dust intelligently condenses the conversation history while preserving the essential information your agent needs to continue working effectively.

💡 Why is it useful?

During extended work sessions—like analyzing complex documents, iterating on code, or working through multi-step projects—conversations can become very long. Previously, this could degrade agent performance or force you to start a new conversation and lose your working context. Context Compaction solves this by maintaining quality throughout long interactions while keeping your full conversational context available in summarized form.

⚙ How does it work?

A new usage indicator appears in your input bar showing how much context is being used. The system guides you through three stages: at 30% usage, compaction becomes available; at 70%, you'll see a helpful reminder to compact; and at 80%, the system will pause new messages until you run compaction to ensure optimal performance.

✨ Concrete Use Cases

Here's how you could use it:

Complex Analysis Projects: You're working with an agent to analyze multiple quarterly reports over several hours. Instead of splitting your work across multiple conversations, Context Compaction lets you maintain the full analytical thread while summarizing earlier findings.

Iterative Development: You're collaborating with an agent on code development with many iterations and refinements. The conversation naturally grows long, but compaction preserves all your decisions and context without performance degradation.

📈 Benefits for you

Save time by never needing to restart conversations or re-explain context. Maintain better continuity in complex projects. Work confidently knowing your agent has access to the full conversation history in an optimized format.

🚀 How to access it?

Context Compaction is now available to all users. Simply watch for the context usage indicator in your input bar—when it appears, you'll be guided through the process automatically. Learn more in our documentation.