What we've been shipping

Drip cadences come to outreach. Author a sequence in /settings/outreach/sequences as a vertical stack of step-cards — send_email (any workspace template), wait_days (any delay), exit_if_replied (stop if the prospect replied), mark_status (flip the enrollment), log_activity (audit note). Attach it as the default sequence on a campaign and every newly-added prospect auto-enrolls. Sequence-level Auto-send toggle (default OFF) decides whether send_email nodes hit Gmail automatically or stop at drafted state for manual Copy + Mark sent. An Inngest cron ticks once a minute, walking each run through the DAG and writing an audit row at every step. This is Plan 1 of 3 — Plan 2 adds branching node kinds + a visual drag-drop canvas; Plan 3 adds funnel analytics and A/B testing.

Every record now shows a colored dot in its detail header — green if touched in the last week, amber within 30 days, rose if it's gone cold. Data-table grows an opt-in 'Last touch' column with a 'Stale (>30d)' filter chip. Kanban cards get the same dot in the corner. Comments support a Resolve workflow — click ✓ to close a thread without losing history, toggle 'Show resolved' to bring them back. And the /marketing dashboard's search-queries KPI card finally shows real numbers — every semantic search and AI-thread prompt now lands in the log.

The marketing dashboard now shows numbers we can actually compute — Mentions (30d), Content published (30d), AI visibility hits (7d), Approvals processed (30d) — instead of hardcoded placeholders. Three new specialist agents joined the roster: Performance Analyst (metrics deltas + anomaly detection + A/B test design), Brand Safety Monitor (quarantines risky mentions before reply), Product Marketer (launch-day asset bundles across blog + LinkedIn + Twitter + internal enablement). Plus five pre-built marketing automations land paused-by-default in /automations — flip the toggle on the ones that match your workflow.

Three marketing routes leveled up. /marketing/kols is now a relationship pipeline — KOLs grouped into cold / contacted / negotiating / active / paused columns, each card showing channel + audience + a last-touch dot (green ≤7d, amber ≤30d, rose >30d), one click opens a drawer with the full collab timeline + a Log touch button. /marketing/calendar is a marketing-tailored editorial view with channel filter chips, status color dots, a toggleable KOL collab overlay, and click-empty-day quick-create. /marketing/voices is a real editor (name + tone chips + do/avoid + example passages + default toggle) plus a Grade button that scores a candidate draft against the voice — score 0–100, what's working, what to fix, and a suggested rewrite if the score is below 90.

Save and reuse polished email shells across campaigns. The template library ships with 5 starters (cold intro short, evidence-led, founder-to-founder, quick follow-up, breakup). Pick a template as your campaign default and the AI fills the personalized slots ({{specific_hook}}, {{why_it_matters}}) while the template controls voice and structure. Override on any single prospect from the preview pane. Existing campaigns keep their pure-AI behavior — opt in when you're ready.

Connect Gmail in Settings → Integrations and incoming messages auto-link to the matching Person or Company. Connect Slack, map a notification kind to a channel, and every mention, task assignment, and overdue alert now lands in the right channel — with a deep link back to the record.

Workspace home is no longer a status board. You land on a time-of-day greeting, a one-click "Brief me on today" that asks the agent to summarise your day, a pipeline strip (open value · won this month · closing in 14 days), a quick-add bar for Companies / People / Deals, a list of the deals you own sorted by close date, and a list of records you own that have gone silent for two weeks. A subtle pill at the bottom nudges you to unread notifications. Everything respects the locale you picked in the language switcher.

The bell icon in the top bar finally does something. You get an in-app notification when a teammate @-mentions you in a comment, assigns you a task, hands you a record, or when a task you own is due within 24 hours or has slipped past due. Click any item to jump straight to it; the unread badge clears as you read.

Records can no longer be saved with a required field empty or a unique field duplicating another record — the constraints your data model already declares are now enforced on every create and update. Creating a record opens a quick dialog that collects the required fields up front, so new rows and Kanban cards arrive complete.

The Editor-in-Chief now streams its answer token-by-token and shows live progress while it works — you see exactly which specialist is running and what tool it's calling, instead of a frozen wait. Delegated specialists run on a faster model, so a multi-step request comes back noticeably sooner.

Multi-step automations where every step can use Claude as a tool. Trigger on record changes, conditions, then a chain of update/email/webhook/AI steps. Powered by Inngest under the hood.

Plot any record with a date attribute on a month grid. Threaded comments on records. Mention teammates with @.

See who else is in the workspace right now. Cells update across browsers without a refresh.

Lightweight task tracker. Rich notes with Tiptap. New Inbox surfaces your open tasks and recent activity in one feed.

Drop a CSV. We auto-map column names to attribute slugs, coerce types, and dedupe references.

Drag-to-stage Kanban on any object with a status attribute. Defaults to the Deals pipeline.

Cells that re-generate themselves with Claude when records change. Choose on-create, on-update, or manual refresh.

End-to-end typed API. @orphica/sdk is now in alpha. Point at any workspace with an API key.

Define your own data model. Currency, status, references, multi-select, formula, rollup, AI-generated. All the types you'd expect.

Multi-tenant workspaces, RLS-enforced tenancy, virtualized data tables, Companies/People/Deals out of the box.