• Service principals can now be restricted to specific sites only • No longer requires Sites.Read.All permission for limited access scenarios • Provides more fine-grained control over Microsoft connector permissions

• Agent mentions (+agent or ~agent) must now come immediately after @Dust • Previous behavior allowed agent mentions anywhere in the message

You can now edit images directly within Dust: • Upload images to the platform • Adjust and modify images in-place • Annotate images with built-in tools • No need to switch to external image editing applications

• GPT-5.1 is now available as a model option in the agent builder • This is an alternative to GPT-5, which remains available • The new model offers improved performance characteristics

• Added a new 'Insights' tab in the Agent Builder • View usage metrics and tool execution data • Track feedback trends and latency performance • Correlate all metrics with specific agent versions for performance tracking

• New built-in webhook provider for Fathom • Automatically trigger agents when new Fathom transcripts are available • Configure webhooks directly from your Space settings

You can now trigger your agents automatically with Zendesk events: • New tickets • New comments • Status changes • Configure webhooks directly in your Spaces

• Fetch tickets directly from Zendesk • Pull ticket metrics for analysis • Search across tickets • Draft replies to customer inquiries

• Predictable behavior when receiving multiple workspace invitations—no more random redirects • New selection page when you have multiple pending invitations, allowing you to choose which workspace to join • Invitation tokens are now always respected, ensuring you land in the correct workspace • Invitations now expire as expected • Pending invitations are now visible on your profile page with quick join buttons

• Added native Jira webhook integration to trigger agents automatically • Agents can now respond to Jira ticket updates in real-time • Webhooks can be configured directly in Spaces settings