🎯 What is it?

The Slab MCP Server is now generally available across all Dust workspaces. Your agents can now directly interact with your Slab knowledge base: search for posts using keywords and filters, read full post content, browse topics, and access post metadata—all without leaving Dust.

💡 Why is it useful?

If your team uses Slab to centralize documentation, policies, or processes, this integration eliminates context switching. Instead of manually searching Slab and copying information into Dust, your agents can now retrieve and reference Slab content automatically, ensuring they always work with up-to-date information from your knowledge base.

⚙ How does it work?

Once an admin connects Slab using an API key in the Tools section of a Space, any agent in that Space can search, filter, and read Slab posts directly. The server supports keyword search, filtering by topic or publication status, and full post retrieval.

✨ Concrete Use Cases

Here's how you could use it:

Onboarding Agent: Build an agent that answers new hire questions by searching your Slab onboarding documentation, delivering accurate answers with direct references to published posts.

Policy Assistant: Create an agent that retrieves and explains company policies stored in Slab, filtering by specific topics (HR, Legal, IT) and ensuring only published, current versions are referenced.

Documentation Helper: Deploy an agent that helps teams find technical documentation, API guides, or process workflows from Slab, reducing time spent searching and increasing consistency in how information is shared.

📈 Benefits for you

• Time savings: Agents retrieve Slab content instantly, eliminating manual lookups

• Better accuracy: Agents reference the latest published information directly from your source of truth

• Seamless workflow: Keep your team in Dust while accessing your full Slab knowledge base

🚀 How to access it?

Admins can set up the Slab MCP Server in Spaces > Tools using a Slab API Key. Once configured in a Space, any member can enable it on their agents and start searching Slab content immediately.

🎯 What is it?

Slideshow Frames now come with built-in navigation controls and can be exported as multi-page PDFs. Each slide is rendered as a full page with proper page breaks, making it easy to share and print your agent-generated presentations.

💡 Why is it useful?

When agents create slideshow presentations for you, you often need to share them with colleagues, present them in meetings, or print them for documentation. Until now, exporting these slideshows outside of Dust wasn't straightforward. This update makes it simple to take your agent-generated slide decks anywhere.

⚙️ How does it work?

When you create a new slideshow Frame, it automatically includes navigation controls to move between slides. You can then export the entire presentation as a PDF, where each slide becomes its own properly formatted page.

✨ Concrete Use Cases

Here's how you could use it:

Executive briefings: Ask an agent to create a monthly performance dashboard as a slideshow, then export it as a PDF to email to leadership or print for board meetings.

Client presentations: Generate a project status update slideshow from your latest data, export it as a PDF, and share it directly with clients who don't have access to Dust.

📈 Benefits for you

• Better portability: Share agent-generated presentations outside Dust seamlessly

• Print-ready: Get properly formatted PDFs with each slide on its own page

• Professional output: Navigation controls make it easy to review slides before exporting

🚀 How to access it?

This feature is available now for all new slideshow Frames you create. Simply ask an agent to generate a slideshow, and you'll automatically get the navigation controls and PDF export capability. Note that existing slideshows won't have this functionality—you'll need to regenerate them to use the new features.

Example slideshow Frame

🎯 What is it?

Dust now supports Attio's official MCP server, allowing you to connect your Attio CRM account directly to Dust. Once connected via OAuth, your Dust agents can access and interact with your Attio workspace seamlessly.

💡 Why is it useful?

Managing your CRM often requires switching between multiple tools and manually updating information. With this integration, your Dust agents can handle CRM tasks directly, saving you time and keeping your customer data up-to-date without leaving your workflow.

⚙ How does it work?

You connect your Attio account to Dust through a secure OAuth authentication. Once connected, your agents can read and write data across your Attio workspace, including contacts, companies, deals, tasks, notes, emails, and call recordings.

✨ Concrete Use Cases

Here's how you could use it:

Sales workflow automation: Ask an agent to "Find all companies in my pipeline that haven't been contacted in 30 days and draft personalized follow-up emails based on their latest notes."

Meeting preparation: Before a client call, ask "Pull up all recent interactions, open deals, and tasks related to [Company Name] and create a meeting brief."

Post-call documentation: After a meeting, tell an agent to "Update the deal status for [Company Name], log today's call recording, and create follow-up tasks based on our conversation."

Contact enrichment: Request "Search for contacts without assigned owners and suggest assignments based on territory or relationship history."

📈 Benefits for you

• Time saving: Automate repetitive CRM updates and searches

• Better data quality: Reduce manual entry errors with agent-assisted workflows

• Contextual intelligence: Agents can cross-reference CRM data with other connected sources

• Unified workspace: Manage CRM tasks without switching between platforms

🚀 How to access it?

This feature is available to all Dust users with an Attio account. To get started, connect your Attio workspace through Dust's connections settings using the OAuth authentication flow.

📌 Context

We've migrated Dust's technical architecture from a server-side rendered Next.js application to a standalone React Single Page Application (SPA). Everyone now accesses Dust through a unified URL: app.dust.tt

This change improves the underlying infrastructure that powers your experience with Dust, making the platform faster and more efficient.

🔄 Impact on Dust

Behind the scenes, Dust now handles navigation and page rendering directly in your browser rather than on our servers. This architectural shift brings several technical improvements:

• Faster interactions: The application responds more quickly to your actions

• Smoother navigation: Moving between pages and features feels more fluid

• Better global performance: Multi-region traffic is handled more transparently

• Reduced server load: Lower memory footprint means better scalability

👤 Impact for you

No disruption to your workflow. You'll continue using Dust exactly as before, but you should notice:

• Snappier page transitions when navigating between assistants, conversations, and settings

• More responsive interface interactions

• A generally smoother experience throughout the platform

The transition has been designed to be seamless—most users won't notice anything beyond improved performance.

✅ Actions required

No action required on your part. The change has been automatically deployed for all workspaces.

If you experience any unexpected behavior, the SPA mode can be disabled for your specific workspace. Simply reach out to our support team, and we'll assist you.

🎯 What is it?

Intercom's official MCP (Model Context Protocol) server is now integrated into Dust with native OAuth authentication. You can configure it directly in your workspace, giving your agents secure access to your Intercom data, support tickets, help center articles, and customer interaction history. Only available for US intercom workspace.

💡 Why is it useful?

Many of you asked for deeper Intercom integration to help your support and customer success teams work more efficiently. With this connection, your agents can now pull context from customer conversations, access knowledge base content, and even help manage support workflows—all without leaving Dust.

⚙️ How does it work?

Once configured with OAuth authentication (a secure, one-click setup), your agents can query and interact with Intercom data as part of their workflow. The connection is authenticated through your Intercom account, ensuring secure access to your support data.

✨ Concrete Use Cases

Here's how you could use it:

Customer Success Agent: Build an agent that monitors open tickets, summarizes customer issues, and drafts personalized responses based on conversation history and help center articles.

Knowledge Base Assistant: Create an agent that answers internal team questions by searching your Intercom help center, pulling the most relevant articles, and providing context-aware answers.

Support Triage Agent: Design an agent that reviews incoming tickets, categorizes them by urgency and topic, and suggests appropriate responses or escalation paths based on similar past interactions.

📈 Benefits for you

• Faster support response times by giving agents instant access to customer context

• Better consistency across support interactions with centralized knowledge access

• Reduced manual work through automated ticket summaries and response suggestions

• Seamless workflow with secure, native OAuth authentication—no complex API key management

🚀 How to access it?

1. Go to your Dust workspace settings

2. Navigate to the "Connections" or "Integrations" section

3. Select "Intercom" from the available MCP servers

4. Click "Connect" and authenticate with OAuth

5. Start building or updating agents to leverage your Intercom data

This feature is available to all Dust users starting today. But only for US intercom workspace.

Claude Sonnet 4.6 Now Available in Agent Builder

🎯 What is it?

Claude Sonnet 4.6, Anthropic's most capable Sonnet model to date, is now available for you to use when building custom agents in Dust. This latest model brings significant improvements across coding, computer use, long-context reasoning, agent planning, knowledge work, and design—all at the same pricing as Sonnet 4.5.

💡 Why is it useful?

Sonnet 4.6 represents a major leap forward in AI capabilities, bringing Opus-level intelligence at a more accessible price point. Early testing shows that users prefer Sonnet 4.6 over the previous Sonnet 4.5 roughly 70% of the time, and even prefer it to Opus 4.5 (from November 2025) 59% of the time. It's particularly strong at:

• Better coding: Improved consistency, instruction following, and fewer false claims of success

• Computer use: Near human-level capability at navigating complex interfaces and multi-step tasks

• Long-horizon planning: 1M token context window with effective reasoning across entire codebases or lengthy documents

• Agentic workflows: Excellent at complex, multi-step orchestration with tools and data sources

⚙ How does it work?

When creating or editing an agent in the builder, you can now select Claude Sonnet 4.6 as your model. Once stability is confirmed today, it will also become the default model for Dust's global agents, ensuring you get the best performance automatically.

✨ Concrete Use Cases

Here's how you could use it:

Advanced coding agents: Build agents that can review entire codebases, refactor complex logic, and generate production-quality code with fewer iterations—particularly effective for frontend development and financial analysis.

Document analysis agents: Create agents that can read and reason across dozens of research papers, lengthy contracts, or complex enterprise documents in a single request, with improved accuracy on charts, PDFs, and tables.

Workflow automation agents: Deploy agents for multi-step business processes like contract routing, conditional template selection, or CRM coordination—the model excels at branched reasoning and following through on complex instructions.

Computer use agents: Build agents that can interact with specialized software systems, navigate spreadsheets, fill out web forms, and coordinate across multiple browser tabs with near-human accuracy.

📈 Benefits for you

• Better quality at the same cost: Opus-level performance at Sonnet pricing ($3/$15 per million tokens)

• More reliable execution: Significantly reduced hallucinations, better instruction following, and more consistent multi-step task completion

• Greater context capacity: 1M token context window means your agents can work with much larger documents and codebases

• Stronger agentic capabilities: Built specifically for autonomous tool use and complex workflows

🚀 How to access it?

1. Head to the agent builder in Dust

2. When creating a new agent or editing an existing one, select Claude Sonnet 4.6 from the model dropdown

3. Start building—the model is ready to use immediately

Note: Sonnet 4.6 will automatically become the default model for all global agents later today, once we confirm stability in production.

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🎯 What is it?

Dust agents can now create and modify Google Drive files directly. This means your agents can generate new Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides from scratch, edit existing documents, add comments, format content, and even insert tables—all without you having to do it manually.

💡 Why is it useful?

Until now, agents could only read your Google Drive files. This limitation meant that after analyzing data or processing information, you still had to manually create documents or update spreadsheets with the results. This new capability removes that friction entirely, allowing your agents to complete the full workflow: from analysis to documentation to sharing.

⚙ How does it work?

When you connect your Google Drive to Dust using the enhanced OAuth permissions (drive.file scope), your agents gain the ability to perform write operations on Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides. They can create new files, clone templates, edit content, format text, and manage comments.

✨ Concrete Use Cases

Here's how you could use it:

Weekly Report Generation: Your agent analyzes your team's project management data, identifies key metrics and blockers, then automatically creates a formatted Google Doc with action items—ready to share with stakeholders.

Meeting Notes & Follow-ups: After a meeting transcription is processed, your agent creates a Google Doc with structured notes, extracts action items into a tracking spreadsheet, and adds comments tagging relevant team members.

Data Pipeline to Spreadsheet: Your agent pulls sales data from multiple sources, performs analysis, then updates a Google Sheet with the latest figures for your monthly review.

Project Status Updates: Your agent monitors project channels, synthesizes updates, and automatically updates your project status document in Google Docs with formatted sections and tables.

📈 Benefits for you

• Save hours of manual work: Eliminate the copy-paste cycle between analysis and documentation

• Maintain consistency: Agents follow your templates and formatting standards every time

• Enable end-to-end automation: Complete workflows from data gathering to polished deliverables

• Improve collaboration: Agents can comment and tag team members directly in documents

🚀 How to access it?

If you already have Google Drive connected to Dust, you'll be prompted to re-authenticate with the updated permissions the next time an agent attempts a write operation. If you're new to this integration, simply connect Google Drive from your Dust connections settings, and all write capabilities will be available immediately to your agents.

🎯 What is it?

You can now react to messages with emojis and share direct links to specific messages within Dust conversations. This enhancement makes it easier to reference important points, navigate through discussions, and express quick feedback without writing a full response.

💡 Why is it useful?

As conversations grow longer and more collaborative, it becomes harder to track key decisions, highlight important information, or quickly acknowledge messages. Emoji reactions provide a lightweight way to respond, while message links allow you to jump directly to or reference specific points in a conversation—no more endless scrolling to find "that one message."

⚙ How does it work?

Simply hover over any message in a conversation to reveal the reaction and link options. Click to add an emoji reaction, or copy the message link to share it with your team or bookmark it for later reference.

✨ Concrete Use Cases

Here's how you could use it:

Team alignment: React with a ✅ to show agreement on a decision without cluttering the conversation with "+1" messages, helping your team quickly see consensus.

Knowledge sharing: Copy a direct link to a valuable assistant response (like a complex analysis or summary) and share it in your team channel or documentation, making it easy for colleagues to find exactly what they need.

Follow-up tracking: Use 👀 reactions to show you've seen an important update, or react with ❓ to flag messages that need clarification, creating visual cues for what requires attention.

📈 Benefits for you

• Save time: No need to write short acknowledgment messages—a quick emoji does the job

• Better navigation: Jump directly to key messages instead of searching through long conversations

• Clearer communication: Visual reactions help the whole team understand what's important, what's been addressed, and what needs attention

• Enhanced collaboration: Make conversations more dynamic and easier to follow for everyone involved

🚀 How to access it?

This feature is now available to all Dust users in all conversations—no setup required! Just hover over any message to start using reactions and message links right away.

🎯 What is it?

Granola's official MCP (Model Context Protocol) server is now directly configurable within Dust. This native integration allows your Dust assistants to seamlessly access and interact with your Granola meeting data.

💡 Why is it useful?

If you use Granola to record and manage your meetings, you can now leverage that valuable meeting information directly within your Dust workflows. No more switching between tools or manually copying meeting notes—your assistants can automatically retrieve and work with your meeting data.

⚙️ How does it work?

Once configured, the Granola MCP server connects your Granola account to Dust, enabling your assistants to query meetings, retrieve specific meeting details, and list your meeting history.

✨ Concrete Use Cases

Here's how you could use it:

Meeting Follow-up Assistant: Create an assistant that automatically pulls action items from recent Granola meetings and drafts follow-up emails to participants.

Weekly Meeting Digest: Build a workflow that compiles summaries of all your team meetings from the past week, highlighting key decisions and next steps.

Meeting Prep Assistant: Set up an assistant that retrieves notes from previous meetings with a specific client or on a particular topic to help you prepare for upcoming discussions.

📈 Benefits for you

• Save time: No more manual copying of meeting notes into other tools

• Better context: Your assistants have full access to meeting history and insights

• Streamlined workflows: Combine meeting data with other information sources in Dust for more powerful automation

🚀 How to access it?

If you're a Granola user, head to your Dust workspace settings, navigate to the MCP servers configuration section, and add the Granola official MCP server. Once connected, your assistants will be able to access your Granola meetings data.

CSV Export for Programmatic Cost Chart

🎯 What is it?

You can now export your programmatic cost chart data as a CSV file directly from the Credits & Usage page. A simple export button has been added to make downloading your usage data quick and easy.

💡 Why is it useful?

Until now, analyzing usage trends or sharing cost data with your team required manual copying or screenshots. This export feature gives you direct access to the raw data, making it easier to perform custom analysis, create reports, or integrate usage information into your own tracking systems.

✨ Concrete Use Cases

Here's how you could use it:

Finance & Budget Tracking: Export monthly cost data to build custom dashboards in Excel or Google Sheets, compare usage across time periods, or create budget forecasts based on historical trends.

Team Reporting: Download usage data to share with leadership or finance teams in a format they can easily work with, without requiring them to access Dust directly.

📈 Benefits for you

• Better visibility: Analyze your AI usage patterns with your preferred tools

• Time savings: No more manual data collection or screenshot sharing

• Flexibility: Create custom reports and charts tailored to your specific needs

• Transparency: Share detailed usage information with stakeholders in a familiar format

🚀 How to access it?

Head to your Credits & Usage page—the CSV export button is already available for all users. Simply click the export button on the programmatic cost chart to download your data.