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Tempo agents now work end-to-end with Slack—posting as the Tempo bot, continuing threads in-workspace, and supporting multiple workspaces. Released Jul 8

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New

  • AI can post to Slack as the Tempo bot, with support for multiple Slack workspaces.
  • Slack threads now continue in the same Tempo workspace via thread-aware routing.
  • Daily designer-bug Slack report added.
  • Pin workspaces to the top of the sidebar.
  • Right-click menu on board column headers, Linear-style.
  • Figma-parity marquee selection on the canvas.
  • Bare issue references in chat autolink to clickable chips.

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Improved

  • Custom Agents tab: full page, click-to-sort, Last run column, and richer trigger cards.
  • Create-flow trigger modal offers all issue filters and a real assignee list.
  • Claude MCP servers get a reconnect/authenticate action and a scope badge.
  • Help menu slimmed to Documentation and Community (Discord).
  • Tailwind class editing moved into a dedicated “Classes” style-panel row.
  • OpenCode skips permission prompts and surfaces subagent tool calls in the Agent accordion.

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Fixed

  • Cron trigger schedules now display in your local timezone.
  • Private Slack channels now appear in the trigger picker, and the reconnect spinner clears.
  • Slack file_share messages can now trigger custom agents.
  • Hosted-artifact preview card stays visible in AI chat.
  • Tempo Inference is no longer shown as active without an active plan or usable credits.
  • Issue create-modal ”+” pre-selection no longer hits a race condition.
  • OpenCode free-tier binding rebuilds on resume so glm-5.2-tempo-free resolves.
This release focuses heavily on connecting Tempo agents to Slack. The AI can now post to Slack as the Tempo bot, and integrations work across multiple Slack workspaces. Threads started in Slack continue in the same Tempo workspace thanks to thread-aware trigger routing, private channels show up in the trigger picker, and file_share messages can kick off custom agents. A new daily designer-bug Slack report is also included. The Custom Agents experience got a broad polish: a full-page layout, click-to-sort columns, a Last run column, and richer trigger cards. The create-flow trigger modal now offers all issue filters and a real assignee list, and cron schedules display in your local timezone. On the canvas, marquee selection now matches Figma’s behavior, with unified measurement typography and consistent guide colors. Elsewhere, you can pin workspaces to the top of the sidebar, right-click board column headers for a Linear-style menu, and bare issue references in chat turn into clickable chips. Several fixes round things out, including a corrected Tempo Inference status that no longer appears active without a plan or credits, a race-free issue create modal, a persistent hosted-artifact preview card, and reconnect/scope improvements for Claude MCP servers.