
If your team uses both Slite and Super, you no longer need to switch between two apps. Super is now embedded directly inside the Slite sidebar, so you can ask questions, search across all your connected tools, and get AI-powered answers without ever leaving your docs.
Alongside this, Assistants, Digests, and Buttons are now all grouped under Agent workflows in the sidebar, aligning with how they're presented on the website. They share a unified list layout, and the Buttons view in particular gets a cleaner look: it now shows usage counts and a tidier editing experience.


The doc history view has been completely reworked. Changes are now highlighted at the block level and down to individual words, with clear attribution to the person or agent, who made each edit. A minimap lets you jump to any section of a long doc without scrolling, and the footer has been simplified into a floating bar. The history slider now correctly starts at the document's initial state.
If your workspace has both Slite and Super, you can now use Super directly from the Slite sidebar, no switching apps. Ask questions, search across all your connected tools, and get answers without leaving your docs.

You can now connect git repo to Super and search the context that lives alongside your code — issues, pull requests, merge requests, and markdown documentation. Ask why something was built a certain way, find the PR where a decision was made, or look up what a spec says. Your whole team gets accurate, up-to-date answers without waiting on a developer.
No data is stored in Super; your repo permissions stay exactly where they are.

Every scheduled digest is now saved to your Super history. Click through from your inbox to view the full report in Super and ask follow-up questions — dig into the numbers, filter by team, or explore what's behind a trend. Every report is a starting point, not a dead end.

You may have noticed something feels different in Slite. The main content area now sits in a white box surrounded by lighter sidebars, giving Slite a cleaner, more focused look. Search and Ask are now regular sidebar row items, a small change that sets the stage for bigger things coming in June. The layout adapts cleanly to mobile, and the sidebar shell has been unified across Slite and Super so both products share the same design primitives going forward.

Digests used to send a single global report to everyone, based on the intersection of permissions. Now they're personalized per recipient, scoped to what each person actually has access to.
Slite's MCP integration now exposes comment threads on documents. Any MCP client — Claude, Cursor, your own agent — can now:
This opens up powerful agentic workflows: an AI can now read the discussion context on a design doc, triage open threads, or mark resolved ones as done — without any human having to open the document first.

You can now connect Salesforce to Super and ask questions across your CRM in plain language — deal status, account history, pipeline, contacts, and much more. Super queries Salesforce in real-time; no data is stored in Super, so your permissions and audit logs stay exactly where they are.
Building and editing assistants just got a lot simpler. Steps are now expanded by default so nothing is hidden, step names are inferred automatically from your instructions so you don't have to name them manually, and the welcome message, kickstart buttons, and context box are now clearly separated — making it much easier to see and configure what your assistant actually does. All existing assistants have been migrated automatically.
Super now automatically syncs new public Slack channels as they're created. For private channels, any team member can invite @Super directly, no admin needed.
You can now place content side by side in your docs. Type /column to pick up to 4 columns, or drag existing blocks next to each other — no command needed. Columns are great for comparing options, building compact summaries, or giving long documents a more structured and scannable layout. Layouts adapt to mobile viewports too, so your docs look great wherever your team reads them.
Read more about how to use columns in Slite
The Knowledge Management Panel has been completely rewritten from the ground up. You can now:

Ask has been upgraded to run on the same AI engine that powers Super. This brings a significant improvement in answer quality, reliability, and speed.

You can now connect Super to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Gamma, Lovable, or any MCP-compatible tool to get the most exhaustive and accurate company search, wherever you work.
You can add Super MCP with the following URL: https://api.super.work/mcp and learn more on our help center.
You now have visibility into which assistants your team actually uses — and the best ones surface automatically.

Connect AI assistants like Claude and ChatGPT directly to your Slite workspace. Search docs, create notes, and update content through natural language—all while respecting your existing permissions.
Our MCP server follows the authenticated remote MCP spec, so it's centrally hosted and uses OAuth for secure authentication. No API keys or config files to manage.
Connect via https://api.slite.com/mcp in Claude, ChatGPT, and other MCP-compatible clients.
Available tools include:

Since V2, we've been focused on making Super conversations feel smoother and data sources more reliable, while preparing our next major launches.
Super steps in Slack bot — You can now have visibility into what Super is doing while the answer is being generated.
Sources in slack answers are also now rendered as clickable links and we fixed crashes when answers exceeded the maximum size of Slack messages.
Chat titles in the sidebar — Your history now shows readable titles like "Mobile redesign status" or "Issues assigned to me".

As workspaces grow, keeping knowledge consistent, protected, and easy to manage becomes essential. This update focuses on stronger document protection, clearer defaults, and smoother collaboration across your workspace.
You can now apply protected editing to a doc and automatically extend it to all of its sub-docs.

We've completely rebuilt Super from the ground up. V2 transforms Super from a search tool to a work orchestration platform.
It also radically increases speed, accuracy, and brings the ability to build complex workflows in plain language.
Super v2 introduces multi-step orchestration that breaks down complex queries into logical steps while accelerating simpler ones. What used to take multiple searches across different tools can now be orchestrated in a single workflow.
In the age of AI, trusted knowledge is the key to unlocking your team and AI workflows. That's what this update is all about.
New endpoints give you and your agents full control over document lifecycle and trustworthiness:
PUT /notes/{noteId}/verify - Mark documents as verifiedPUT /notes/{noteId}/flag-as-outdated - Flag outdated contentPUT /notes/{noteId}/owner - Assign document ownership
You can now add collapsible sections to organize long docs and make them easier to scan.

We've redesigned the Ask Insights experience to help you identify and fix knowledge gaps across all your connected tools:
Our new source picker makes it much easier to select your filters. You can browse and select entire source (Slack, Hubspot..) or specific portions in the same interface.

Head to your Settings → Usage analytics to see how your team is leveraging Super.
💡 Tracking started in July 25 and does not include API or Slack usage at the moment.

You can now

We've revamped our analytics panel to make it more powerful, accurate, and user-friendly. These improvements will help you better understand how your team is using Slite, with enhanced data visualization and easier access to the insights you need.

We're excited to introduce two major updates that bring Super's intelligence directly into your everyday workflows.
Super Chrome extension now can use your current page context and your team data to answer and run assistants.
You can now create 1-click buttons, embedded in any website your team uses and performing pre-set actions.

Real-time insights from your CRM
You can now connect HubSpot to Super, turning your CRM into a fast, conversational data source for your team.
Need to see where deals are stuck, check pipeline by product, or prepare before a customer call? Just ask.
Super can also handle tasks that used to take much longer, like:

Your CRM, now searchable
Attio is now a Super Source, making your CRM instantly searchable in plain English. Ask questions like:
Super combines Attio data with sources like Intercom, Slack and docs, giving you rich answers without switching tabs. Attio permissions are always respected, so users only see what they’re allowed to.

Contextual Buttons are live
Super can now be used directly inside Intercom and Zendesk with no setup or integration required. Just install the Chrome Extension and start taking action right on the page.
When clicked, Super reads what’s on the page and combines it with your connected sources to take action in context—like drafting a reply, summarising the account, finding similar issues, or identifying internal experts.
We’ve included four actions by default to help you get started. You can customise them or create new ones that work for your team. All actions created in your workspace will appear in the button for everyone.

We officially launched to the world today!
You were an early adopter of Super, from all the team working day and night on this, thanks a ton. We'd not be there without your care and feedback.
If you want to support us for this special day, we're live on Product Hunt 🔥

You can now use Intercom as a Super Source!
This is extremely useful to:
We are developing Super Actions for you to inject your assistants in specific websites, starting with Intercom. These assistants can read the current page, which mean in 1 click your team can generate a reply, get an overview of the customer, find an the internal expert to help on this topic, etc.

We released the first version of Super MCP server, ready for you to play with in compatible tools such as Cursor and Claude.
This lets you build agents and workflows with access to your internal data. See a live demo to explore what you can do with this!
When Super generates content like tables or graphs, it can now incorporate these elements in more elegant answers, blending visual and textual information.


We released the first version of Slite MCP server.
This new protocol lets your agents or AI tools interact with Slite to ask, search, or fetch notes for your other workflows. It is compatible with any MCP client, such as Cursor or Claude Desktop.
See how to use it in our guide.
With templates you can use {date} to generate the current date. You can now set delay on this with simple formatting options like {date:format+3days}.
This way your Monday meeting doc automatically generated on Friday will show the correct date.

You can now connect your Asana workspace to Super for seamless access to your tasks and projects. The integration indexes metadata including assignees, due dates, completion status, project information and comments!
PS - Comments in Linear are now indexed as well.
We now use Anthropic Sonnet 3.7 by default. This upgrade radically enhances answer quality and reliability for all your queries.
PS - All our models remain hosted in EU.

Spaces are now Assistants, and this comes with a lot of improvements to manage them and embed them in your workflow.
Get inspired by our examples when creating assistants or automations.

You can now add a description to your assistants, and pin in your sidebar the ones that matter to you.

You can now access the full application from your mobile web browser. It will let you access on the go to team settings, doc insights, and other advanced options.
Our sketching tool - hit /sketch to try it - gets a lot of love, and it just got a deep refresh:

As we're preparing for our public release, we're finally updating our name, and it's.... Super!
And with it, our new website is live!
We heard you, you loved the automated weekly digest. You can now build your own, on all your sources!

PS - If you want a laugh, here is what happened when we asked Super to roast us. Absolute gold.

We brought our new Ask Insights panel directly in the main sidebar to analyze incorrect and missing answers from Ask, and improve your knowledge base.
Among others, this change comes with:

We released out of beta our new engine making Super smarter and faster, with better adaptation to complex queries. Take a look at some queries the new Super can handle:


Our dedicated Ask in Bulk mode will make you win days of work if you have to fill Security forms, sales RFPs, tenders, etc!
Paste your series of questions, set filters and instructions via a space, and run hundred questions at once on your data.
NB - You can also use it to run your test of AskX and see how it performs on your data.
We also released Git repo documentation and Github wiki, as well as any website (on demand, reach out with your link).

We've made it easier than ever to get specific answers on the doc you're reading. Look for the new "Ask on this doc" button in the top right, next to comments.

We keep adding native sources, but you can now index any data in Super with Custom sources, along with our new dedicated API endpoint and Zapier method.
See how it works, and explore the developer documentation.
Early in 2023, we released Ask, the world's first AI search on a private knowledge base, and besides the direct benefits, we realized the massive potential of detecting what questions failed.
We started the revamp of our Ask Management Panel to let you exploit this potential.
What's new:
You can now sync your Jira tickets with AskX, to ask on project status and updates.
This comes along a new experience of source management, letting you add and remove sources in bulk.

You might have received one already, AskX users now receive weekly a digest of the last activities in your team!
We had overwhelming positive answers on this one, and YES the plan is to let you customise it to your personal needs 🤫

For now, the Digest is generated based on your Slack public channels activities (only for the users authenticated in your Slack)
A few things changed when it come to verifying your documents

We're finalising a monumental technical task to change our editor technology to prepare for 2025, but already we have 2 improvements to note this month:

References are now visible in Super answers. You can see which source supported each part of your answer, with an explainer attached.
We now index your Github Pull Requests and Issues. Ask anything on them, or type github to get in a new preview mode letting you retrieve them with advanced search, or even generate charts from your usage.


You can now download our Chrome extension to
cmd/ctrl + shift + KYou can now tell AskX to do more than just answer, using our instruction prompt. For instance, "generate a description for the listing of our extension" (slightly meta).
Hit the instruction button, describe your needs, and voila!
Our import, from Notion, Confluence, or any HTML documents, is now closer to the original documents, supporting inline equations, colors, and complex formatting.
We also now support the import of 1,000+ documents while maintaining the structure, links, and collections of documents.
Small fix to note, imports can now land directly on a new channel.
Finally, add colors to your text!
Our editor is designed to make your docs beautiful by default. Colors can ruin that (cough cough Word docs), so we have put extreme care on this one. Hit cmd+E or use the toolbar option to add carefully picked colors to your text!

Our UI is designed to feel approachable, almost like a trusted notebook. The design team did a gigantic work to convey this feeling with our new color system!

We released a new version of our comments in a fully revamped sidebar. it makes reading and replying through multiple threads much faster.