Release Notes

2026-06-17

Board Totals drill-down, Word docs and 50 MB files in Create with AI, org-wide API key management, plus automation and formula fixes.

New Features

📊 Board Totals Now Open Detailed Schedules

Clicking any stat in the Board Totals footer bar now opens a detailed, itemized schedule of the entries that make up that total. Each stat drills down to its own breakdown:

  • Items — the full list of work items on the board (click an item number to open it)
  • Members — the roster of every member contributing to the board
  • Estimated Time — per-item time estimate, sorted by largest contributor
  • Estimated Points — per-item point breakdown, sorted by largest contributor
  • Time Spent — per-item time logged, sorted by largest contributor

Breakdowns respect the board's active filters and scroll continuously, so they stay fast and accurate even on boards with thousands of items.

🤖 Create Items with AI — Word Docs and Larger Files

Create with AI now supports .doc and .docx Word documents (along with PDF, Excel, PowerPoint, CSV, and images). The upload limit has also been raised from 4 MB to 50 MB, so you can upload and extract work items from much larger documents.

🔑 Org-Wide API Key Management

Users with the Manage All API Keys admin permission can now see every API key issued by all users across the organization, directly from the API Keys settings page — and can revoke any key immediately. Listed keys show the public identifier only; secrets are never exposed after creation.

Bug Fixes

♻️ Large Chained Automations Now Retry on Failure

Background automation events now retry on failure. This corrects a bug where very large chained automation sequences and background jobs could time out silently, causing a random subset of automation actions to be skipped with no error. Large chained automations now run reliably, and any event that still can't be delivered after all retries is logged instead of dropped.

🧮 Calculated Field Formula Improvements

Calculated fields now support the <= and >= operators in formulas. Click handling in the formula builder is also improved — clicking a variable now inserts it at your cursor position instead of appending it to the end of the expression.