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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
October 2026
Fixed browser tasks failing when a page capture was too large to pass to visual analysis, even though the image itself was within the supported size. OpenTag can now inspect those captures and continue the task. If an image exceeds the limit, the error gives it a way to try a smaller capture.
New connections for business apps including Notion, AWS, Xero, and Google Search Console now start with Team access selected, making it easier to share them with your workspace. You can still choose Private before connecting. Existing connections keep their saved access settings.
Fixed tasks ending with a save conflict when another request had changed a different workspace file. OpenTag can now save both sets of changes when they do not overlap. If there is a real conflict, the explanation makes clear that files already delivered and actions already completed are unaffected.
OpenTag can now connect a person's Slack, Linear, and GitHub profiles when their account details clearly match, helping you follow their work across apps. If two profiles belong together or have been matched incorrectly, tell OpenTag to link or separate them. Your correction carries through to later questions.
Fixed draft cleanup that could mistake sent mail for a draft or report a removal that had not completed. OpenTag now checks that a draft was created by OpenTag and still matches its last confirmed version before moving it to Trash. Sent messages and drafts you have since edited stay untouched, and removal is confirmed only after Gmail shows it in Trash.
Fixed requests to read more than ten specific Gmail messages failing before any messages were opened. OpenTag now reads larger groups in smaller batches, keeps the messages it could read, and identifies missing or failed messages instead of losing the whole result when one fails.
Fixed requests such as “use Seedance 2.0” being rejected as an unavailable chat model. OpenTag now recognizes the image and video models available for generation and can use your chosen model for a single request without changing your workspace's defaults.
Fixed routine edits confusing an event's start time with the time you wanted a reminder. OpenTag now checks and saves the two times separately, including their time zone, and verifies the saved result before confirming the change. Changing one time preserves the other, and a reminder must come before its event.
Routine owners and editors can now rename a routine and change its schedule from its detail page in the web app. Choose a time and time zone, set a repeating interval or one-time run, or use an advanced schedule. Renaming keeps the existing schedule, and editing a paused routine keeps it paused.
Full members of a connected Slack workspace can now ask OpenTag to create a channel routine on their first conversation with it, without first signing in to the web app or sharing an email address. The routine uses that member's existing workspace permissions.
Slack requests now show the current step while OpenTag works, followed by an expandable list of steps and sources above the answer. Completed actions have clear confirmation lines, and warnings explain missing results or skipped accounts. A “Your turn” prompt makes it easier to spot when you need to reply, approve, or reconnect an app.
If a teammate starts OpenTag setup and leaves it unfinished, another verified full Slack member can now continue as an OpenTag admin. Saved channel choices and shared app connections carry over, so the team can finish setup without waiting for the original installer. The original owner keeps ownership.