September 2026

Get Play review alerts by email

Receive an email when a Play creates an Action to review.

Keep health scoring instructions in AI-created Skills

When you create a Skill with AI, your chosen health labels and rules stay in the instructions, so you do not need to add them back.

Find the right Skill and tools for account research

Search and filter the Skills library, see who created each Skill, and check its version before making changes.

Turn Play findings into project and app updates

Choose the actions a Play can propose, from updating Quivly projects and tasks to using supported actions in connected apps.

Retry only the usage events that failed

Usage API improvements: when you send several usage events together, the response shows which succeeded and which failed in the same order you sent them.

Choose how each usage metric adds up

Usage API events can now specify how a metric should be combined.

Read complete account recaps in Slack

Slack channel choices now reflect where the Quivly bot can actually send, including private channels it has joined.

Preview Plays with your customer data

See what a Play would produce before publishing it.

Review Quivly Actions from your AI assistant

Connect an assistant such as Claude through MCP, the connection that lets it access Quivly data, to review your Actions without switching apps.

Keep existing template tasks when a replacement cannot be saved

If saving replacement tasks fails, your template keeps its existing tasks so you do not lose the plan.

See which project tasks are shared with customers

Project lists and cards show whether tasks are internal or customer-visible.

Open the right notebook from longer lists

Notebook links now open the right document, including notebooks further down the list.

See accurate results after approving changes

Approval summaries count changes actually completed, and failed changes keep their correct status.

Track adoption across multiple PostHog projects

Track usage from multiple products by adding a separate, named connection for each PostHog project.

Carry task owners into new projects

Project templates can now include default internal assignees.

Archive project tasks and subtasks together

Archiving a project also archives its tasks and subtasks.

Keep form questions and rules when editing with AI

Editing a form with AI keeps its existing questions and conditional rules intact.

Keep Ask Quivly answers when your connection drops

Ask Quivly retains answers when you navigate away or your connection drops.

Find notebooks by title and open Quivly links from Slack

Notebooks written with AI receive a descriptive title, and Slack links to Quivly open correctly.

Control who can change or delete shared files

Only a file’s uploader or a workspace admin can change its visibility or delete it.

Build a library of reusable customer forms

Save forms as templates and reuse them across project tasks.

Reuse project schedules and review Action evidence

Set task due dates relative to a project’s start date in your templates.

Check the evidence behind Slack Actions

Slack Actions now identify the source, record, title, and date behind a recommendation.

Work with customers in a shared project portal

Invite customer contacts into a dedicated portal for shared project work.

Keep agents running and usage reports current

Agents and Plays are less likely to fail while using connected tools or resuming interrupted work.

Find answers inside CRM-linked documents

Ask Quivly or the Slack assistant about contracts, order forms, and other files linked to Salesforce or HubSpot records.