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What's new in OpenTag

A running changelog of launches, integrations, and improvements. Updated most weekdays.

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287 updates

September 2026

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Keep talking about an image

Ask a follow-up question about a recent image in web chat or Slack without uploading it again. OpenTag can refer back to images already shared in the conversation.

Integrations

Lightreel

Connect Lightreel to research creators, explore TikTok and Instagram trends, and develop content ideas from OpenTag. Use your team's Lightreel API key and revisit earlier research conversations when you need them.

Fixes

More reliable Meta Ads reports

Meta Ads reports now follow results across pages without repeating them and handle daily conversion totals more reliably. When a daily figure is derived from cumulative totals, the answer makes that clear.

Integrations

Ploy

Connect Ploy with your API token to list your sites and explore your workspaces from OpenTag.

Features

Ask OpenTag to react with an emoji

Ask OpenTag to add an emoji reaction to a Slack message. Routines can add reactions too, and repeating the same reaction won't create an error.

Features

Collect team updates in Slack

Ask OpenTag to collect responses from teammates in Slack, with reminders scheduled in each recipient's local time. Teammates can submit text and attachments or decline, and the editable Daily team updates template gives you a place to start.

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Send a reply to a specific Slack thread

Point OpenTag at a Slack message and ask it to reply in that thread. Routines can also post beneath a chosen message, keeping related updates together.

Improvements

Fewer Stripe reconnection prompts

New Stripe connections no longer need to be reconnected every seven days. Existing connections can switch to the updated connection flow by reconnecting.

Features

Choose a model for each chat

The web chat composer now has a searchable model picker. Choose a model before your first message or change it during a conversation; each chat keeps its own selection.

Features

Catch up on what changed

Ask what's changed on a topic and get a briefing with links to the relevant conversations and documents. Follow-up briefings pick up from the last one you received, and routines can deliver them on a schedule.

Features

Keep track of unfinished work

Ask OpenTag about commitments, pending decisions, and unanswered conversations across Slack, Gmail, and meetings. Each item links to its source, and you can mark it done, dismiss it, or snooze it.

Features

Preview and download documents in chat

Documents OpenTag creates in web chat now appear as preview and download cards. Ask for edits in the same conversation and download the updated version, or return to an earlier one.

Features

See what your webhooks received

Open Received events on the Webhooks page to review incoming requests and their outcomes. Filter by source or result, then open an event for more detail.

Integrations

ClickHouse

Connect ClickHouse to ask questions about your data, explore databases and tables, and run read-only queries from OpenTag.

Improvements

Keep your Gmail signature

Emails and drafts composed through Gmail now include the selected sender's saved signature when Gmail permissions allow it, including formatting and images. Ask OpenTag to leave it out when you don't need it.

Integrations

LangSmith

Connect LangSmith to inspect traces, review prompts and datasets, compare experiments, and check usage from OpenTag.

Features

Choose a model for each Slack channel

Admins can now choose a model or Auto mode for individual Slack channels. Channels without an override keep using the workspace default.

Improvements

Pick up work after connecting an app

Connect an app while OpenTag is working and it picks up the task automatically once the connection is ready. You no longer need to send another message to get it going.

Integrations

Xero

Connect Xero to ask about invoices, quotes, and journals for one organisation. Choose read-only or read and write; anything OpenTag creates lands as a draft for you to review.