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Follow up on the latest improvements and updates.
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New
- From the new Integrations & Tools settings page, admins can enable or disable any Hatz integration — controlling exactly which integrations are available to their managed tenants.
- The Integrations & Tools settings page now shows the full list of Hatz built-in tools, giving admins full visibility into what's available in the workspace.
- MSP Admins and Client Admins can now view, enable, disable, and delete custom MCP servers from the Integrations & Tools settings page per tenant. Each server shows its connection health status so you can quickly spot and clean up anything that's broken or no longer needed. Custom MCP management has moved here from Org Settings, where previously only a single on/off toggle existed for all servers.
- Browse templates curated by the Hatz team using the Hatz Official filter in the Workshop alongside community contributions. Filter to Hatz Official to find verified, ready-to-use templates fast.
- Delete AI Generated files you no longer need directly from the files panel in any chat conversation. Open the menu on any Generated File and select Delete to remove it.
- XLSM, VTT, and PCAP files are now supported in Hatz. Excel macro-enabled workbooks, video subtitles, and network capture files are all fair game.
Improved
- The Microsoft 365 integration now takes action, not just reads. Compose, reply to, and draft emails with attachments. Triage your inbox — move, flag, and forward across folders. Find available times across attendees with the scheduling assistant, create meetings with Teams links and recurrence, edit and reschedule events, and respond to invites. In Teams, post messages to chats and channels, manage channels, look up people across your org, and set your presence. In OneDrive, create folders and move or copy files. When an agent composes on your behalf, it saves a draft — nothing sends without you.
- ConnectWise Manage integration can now pull a full audit trail for any record — see the complete change history for Tickets, Configurations, Purchase Orders, Product Catalog items, and Expenses.
- The Autotask integration has been improved to allow agents to run multiple tools simultaneously without running into Autotask's API rate limits. Previously, parallel tool calls would stall as they competed for Autotask's per-endpoint limits — now they're automatically coordinated so your work runs through without interruption.
New
- Tenant Workspace Templates. MSP admins can now define a default configuration for every new tenant — including which AI model they start on, which models are available or blocked, whether memory, personalization, and subagents are enabled, and which apps and agents are pre-loaded. Create multiple templates for different customer types and choose the right one at provisioning time. Set it once, and every new tenant starts from the same baseline.
- Share apps, agents, and workflows with all current and future tenants in one toggle. From the Share Settings panel on any Workshop item, turn on Share with all current and future tenants and you're done. New tenants are automatically granted access the moment they're provisioned — no manual assignment required.
- Control who can edit, not just who can access. Enabling Allow internal organization to edit gives Workshop creation rights to internal team members — not tenant users — to make changes to a shared item. Opt-in per item, so you stay in control of what's editable and what's locked down.
- LLM Gateway expanded to include Anthropic messages compatibility. If you're already using the Anthropic SDK or building with Claude, you can now send requests in the Anthropic messages format directly to Hatz. Your calls route through Hatz's model system — usage tracked, billed, and governed the same way as everything else. It's not a full Anthropic API passthrough; it covers the messages endpoint.
- New LLM Opus 4.8 added to the model selector for chat, apps, agents, and workflows.
One of the most prominent improvements in Opus 4.8 is its honesty. We train all our models to be honest—for instance, to avoid making claims that they can’t support. But a general problem with AI models is that they sometimes jump to conclusions, confidently claiming to have made progress in their work despite the evidence being thin. Early testers report that Opus 4.8 is more likely to flag uncertainties about its work and less likely to make unsupported claims. This is borne out in our evaluations, which show that Opus 4.8 is around four times less likely than its predecessor to allow flaws in code it has written to pass unremarked.
- Anthropic
Improved
- Improved handling of oversized documents for greater reliability.
Fixed
- Fixed an issue impacting select users where images attached to a conversation weren't being read correctly.
New MCP Integrations
As part of a proactive security measure, Hatz AI has replaced the following Beta integrations official MCP servers:
Apollo
Search and enrich people and company data, manage contacts and accounts, and work with sales workflows like sequences, tasks, and opportunities.
Asana
Create, search, and update tasks, projects, teams, stories, users, and workspaces to support project-management workflows.
Attio
Work with CRM records, companies, people, lists, and workspace data directly from Hatz.
Manage scheduling workflows, including bookings, event types, calendars, and availability.
Linear
Create, inspect, and update issues, projects, teams, cycles, comments, labels, and related planning records.
Webflow
Work with Webflow sites, pages, CMS collections, collection items, drafts, publishing data, and form submissions.
Deprecated Integrations
The following integrations are being deprecated immediately.
- Browserbase
- Gmail
- Google Calendar
- Salesforce
- Slack
- X / Twitter
New
- Connect your Autotask PSA to Hatz and put your ticket data to work. Search tickets, analyze trends, look up records, log time, create and update tickets, and make changes — all without leaving your Hatz workspace.
- Save generated files to Microsoft 365. Pick a destination in OneDrive or SharePoint right from Hatz and the file is copied using your Microsoft account.
- Admins can restrict direct downloads at the tenant or organization level, so users can still see and use files but can only export them to your sanctioned M365 destinations - or prevent downloading them at all.
- A new Usage tab gives client admins visibility into their organization's credit consumption, models, leaderboard, and activity — so you always know how your team is using Hatz without having to ask anyone.
- MSP Admins and Dashboard Users can now publish apps and workflows to a dedicated MSPs category in the Workshop community. Items published here are visible to MSP Admins and Dashboard Users across all MSPs and do not appear in the general community. Non-MSP users see no MSP category and cannot access MSP-published items.
Improved
- Email Agents now support attachments across all major file types — including documents, spreadsheets, images, audio, code files and plain text formats.
Fixed
- Fixed an issue where maximizing a workflow step output would cramp content against the edges of the overlay.
New
- Gemini 3.5 Flash is now available as a model option in Hatz AI. It supports fast, capable responses across chat, tool use, and image-based prompts, giving teams another strong option for everyday AI workflows. This new model boasts "Frontier intelligence, built for speed."
New
- Continue in chat from a workflow run. When a workflow finishes, you can now jump into a new chat seeded with the run output and keep iterating — from a single step or the whole run.
- Model multipliers in the model selector. Each model now surfaces its credit usage multiplier so you can make speed/cost/capability tradeoffs at a glance, including a callout for models on promotion.
- Generated files now attach to chats and workflows automatically. Charts, exported documents, transcripts, screenshots — anything Hatz creates appears reliably in your conversation or workflow output. Images render inline, other files appear as clickable cards you can open or download.
- The new Sources Modal now separates files you uploaded from files generated by AI, so users can reopen, download, or reference files from the current conversation more easily.
- Upload code, config, and legacy Office files. You can now bring almost any working file into Hatz — Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Java, Go, Ruby, Rust, C/C++, C#, Swift, Kotlin, Scala, PHP, SQL, shell, and PowerShell code; JSON, XML, YAML, TOML, INI, .env, HTML, SVG, and log files; legacy Microsoft Word and PowerPoint (.doc and .ppt); and ZIP archives that automatically unpack into the code execution sandbox. Roughly 60 file extensions are now supported.
Improved
- We rebuilt the ConnectWise Manage integration from a 9-tool, tickets-only implementation. It now covers tools spanning time entries, agreements, configurations, schedule entries, projects, opportunities, documents, and members — plus workflow shortcuts.
- Faster Workshop loads. Lookups powering the Workshop are now substantially faster.
- Smarter Auto fallback. If you've selected a model in a workflow, app, or agent and it's been rate-limited, your run automatically falls back to Auto Model Selection — so the work continues with the next best option.
- Admins can now update their billing email and address from the billing settings page.
Fixed
- Setting your organization's default LLM to Auto now consistently saves all three modes (Lite, Performance, Turbo) as discrete options instead of locking you into the last variant you used personally.
- Generated PDFs now open in your browser with a proper title in the tab, and workflow-generated files more reliably open and download.
- Improvements to LMS reporting accuracy and user mapping.
New
- Hatz now supports audio file uploads, making it easier to bring meeting recordings, voice notes, and interviews directly into your workflows. Supported formats include mp3, mp4, m4a, wav, webm, ogg, flac, and aac. Uploaded audio is automatically transcribed and processed like any other file — available for search, context, and AI use across chat, agents, and workflows.
- 4 new integrations. can be found on the Connections tab.
Pylon
- Connect Pylon to give Hatz access to your B2B support issues, accounts, and message history — so you can search and analyze tickets, identify trends across customers, and take action without leaving your workflow.Jam
- Connect Jam to give Hatz direct access to your bug recordings, console logs, network requests, and user event timelines — so you can drop in a Jam link and get straight to diagnosing and fixing the issue.Sentry
- Connect Sentry to give Hatz visibility into your application errors, stack traces, and performance data — so you can investigate issues, understand root causes, and get fix suggestions grounded in your live production monitoring.Postman
- Connect Postman to give Hatz access to your collections, environments, and API specifications — so you can run tests, generate client code, and manage your API workflows through natural language.Improved
- Fixed an issue where later workflow steps could not access files saved by earlier steps if the original sandbox was no longer active; files are now stored more durably and reliably passed between steps.
- Custom MCP labels are now clearer when multiple are connected, reducing the chance of selecting the wrong tool.
- Corrected an error in the workflow editor where a disconnected integration could not be removed.
New
- Introducing Auto Model Selection modes: now when you use Auto Model Selection, you can choose how the system balances speed, cost, and capability—without picking a fixed model for every message.
Lite
keeps things lightweight and fast for everyday questions and quick back-and-forth. Performance
is the balanced default: smart routing that matches the right level of model to each task so you get solid answers when you need depth and efficiency when you don't. Turbo
unlocks maximum intelligence for complex, high-stakes work where you want the product to be able to reach for its strongest options. Together, the three modes make Auto more predictable for you and more flexible for how you actually work.
- Admins can now manage Community Workshop Access using custom roles. This gives teams flexibility to control who can view, edit, or collaborate within the workshop based on their specific role
View Community Workshop Items:
Lets people browse and open agents and workflows that have been shared to the community (when community is enabled for your organization).Publish Community Workshop Items
: Lets people share their own eligible agents and workflows into the community so others can discover them (when community is enabled for your organization).Improved
- Chat pages now show the conversation name in the browser tab, making it easier to keep track of multiple open chats.
- Custom Roles can now control how a user can use AI. You can turn Auto Model Selection on or off, and choose whether they may use Lite, Performance, or Turbo. You can also turn Memory, Personalization, and Sub-agents on or off for that role. Your company’s top-level rules still apply, but each role can be made stricter so different teams get different limits. This functionality can be used to further limit functionality - not expand it.
New
- Auto LLM analyzes each message you send in real-time and routes it to the most capable and cost-efficient model based on task type, complexity, files, and tools involved. Operates per-message, so a quick question and a complex coding task in the same conversation can each go to the right model. Set Auto-LLM as a personal default, or an MSP or tenant can set it as the default for the entire team. As new models are added, routing improves - you benefit automatically. Now available in chat, agents, workflows and apps.
- 8 new integrations.can be found on the Connections tab.
Netdata
- Connect Netdata to give Hatz visibility into your infrastructure health and real-time performance metrics-so you can investigate anomalies, summarize system behavior, and draft remediation guidance grounded in live monitoring data.Read AI
- Connect Read AI to give Hatz visibility into your meeting summaries, transcripts, and engagement data-so you can review key takeaways, surface action items, and stay aligned on conversations without rewatching recordings.Fellow
- Connect Fellow to give Hatz visibility into your meeting notes, agendas, and action items-so you can track follow-ups, summarize discussions, and keep your team aligned without losing context between meetings.Granola
- Connect Granola to give Hatz visibility into your AI-generated meeting notes and transcripts-so you can surface decisions, extract action items, and reference conversation context without manually reviewing recordings.Miro
- Connect Miro to give Hatz visibility into your collaborative boards and visual workspaces-so you can summarize brainstorms, extract structured insights, and carry whiteboard context into your broader workflows.Circleback
- Connect Circleback to give Hatz visibility into your meeting notes and CRM-synced follow-ups-so you can track commitments, summarize outcomes, and ensure nothing falls through the cracks after every conversation.AirOps
- Connect AirOps to give Hatz visibility into your AI workflows and data pipelines-so you can review automation logic, summarize pipeline activity, and get structured guidance on optimizing your AI-powered operations.Klaviyo
- Connect Klaviyo to give Hatz visibility into your email and SMS marketing activity-so you can review campaign performance, summarize audience segments, and draft on-brand messaging grounded in real customer data.- New LLM Gemma 4 added to the model selector for chat, apps, agents, and workflows.
Our most intelligent open models, built from Gemini 3 research and technology to maximize intelligence-per-parameter - Google
- Photo provided by Google
- New LLM Gemini 3.1 Flash Lite added to the model selector for chat, apps, agents, and workflows.
Gemini 3.1 Flash-Lite, our fastest and most cost-efficient Gemini 3 series model. Built for high-volume developer workloads at scale, 3.1 Flash-Lite delivers high quality for its price and model tier.
- Google
- Photo provided by Google
Improved:
- Each Chat Tool Template shows a small badge for how many tools it uses giving users a clearer indicator that ties the prompt to the tools it leverages.
- The chat screen adds a “Browse workflows” action that jumps straight into workflow discovery in the Workshop—so new and returning users have an obvious next step from chat into automation.
- Improvements to Python Code Execution - clearer language for what’s actually running.
Fixed
- A correction to an error that occasionally did not display prompt text after saving in the Workflow editor
New
- Users in the Admin Dashboard can now access Lark support directly within the platform. Chat access is limited to admin areas and automatically includes user and account context to reduce back-and-forth.
- Stop active workflow runs directly from the live run view, run history, and run summary. Safely halt in-progress work without waiting for timeouts or support intervention.
- You can now create multiple tenants at once by uploading a single CSV file, cutting onboarding time from hours to minutes. Built-in validation catches errors before submission, ensuring clean tenant data every time.
- 7 New Integrationscan be found on the Connections tab.
Hunter
- Connect Hunter to give Hatz visibility into contact and email data-so you can find verified professional email addresses, enrich leads, and draft outreach without manually hunting down contact details.Jam
- Connect Jam to give Hatz visibility into bug reports and user-submitted issues-so you can triage problems faster, summarize reported errors, and generate developer-ready context for quicker resolution.Intercom
- Connect Intercom to give Hatz visibility into customer conversations and support activity-so you can summarize open tickets, identify trends, and draft consistent, on-brand responses grounded in real customer context.Sentry
- Connect Sentry to give Hatz visibility into application errors and performance issues-so you can investigate incidents, summarize error patterns, and draft remediation guidance grounded in live monitoring data.Calendly
- Connect Calendly to give Hatz visibility into your scheduling availability and booking activity-so you can review upcoming meetings, identify scheduling gaps, and manage appointment workflows without leaving your workspace.Postman
- Connect Postman to give Hatz visibility into your API collections, environments, and request history-so you can summarize endpoint behavior, generate documentation, and get structured guidance on API design and testing.Pylon
- Connect Pylon to give Hatz visibility into your B2B customer support activity and account health-so you can surface open issues, summarize customer sentiment, and draft consistent responses grounded in enterprise account context.- Claude Opus 4.7is now available in Hatz.
Opus 4.7 is a notable improvement on Opus 4.6 in advanced software engineering, with particular gains on the most difficult tasks. Opus 4.7 handles complex, long-running tasks with rigor and consistency, pays precise attention to instructions, and devises ways to verify its own outputs before reporting back. The model also has substantially better vision: it can see images in greater resolution. It’s more tasteful and creative when completing professional tasks, producing higher-quality interfaces, slides, and docs.
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