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Make PowerPoint decks in your brand

Ask Redbelt for a deck, such as a meeting follow-up from your notes, and it returns a PowerPoint file in your organization's colors, fonts, and logos. Ask for a change in the same thread and it updates that deck.

Admins set the organization brand under Customize, Plugins, Decks. Anyone can set a temporary brand for their own decks, for example to show a prospect a deck in their colors, and clear it when they are done. Download a brand as a kit, edit it in any tool, and upload it back.

The agent saves, moves, and updates your files

Ask Redbelt to save a file to any Knowledge folder you can edit by naming it, such as Reports 2026/Q4, even from a thread focused on another folder. Missing folders are created along the way.

Ask it to update a file it just made, or one you point to, and it saves a new version of that file instead of a copy. When a file with that name already exists and it is unclear which you want, it asks first. It can also move files and folders between Knowledge folders.

Upload larger Excel workbooks

Import larger Excel workbooks while keeping every row available in Knowledge. Large sheets use less memory during processing, and files that exceed a processing limit are reported as capacity errors instead of corrupted workbooks.

Older Auto choices keep working

Workflows and agents saved with Auto Fast or Auto Thinking now use Auto. Open an older workflow or agent to see its model choice as Auto, without having to replace it yourself.

Steadier tool activity and complete shell commands

Thinking time stops counting when the agent moves on to writing or using tools. Expanded tool groups show one animated progress label, and commentary stays above the tool call it introduces as the call streams in.

Long shell commands show a readable preview, and Copy command copies the complete command.

An expanded tool result, such as query rows or knowledge matches, stays in place while the agent keeps working, instead of flickering back to a preview and reloading.

Ask about a database without attaching it

When a question needs data and no database is attached to the chat, the agent searches the databases you can query, picks the one that fits, and keeps using it for the rest of the conversation. Attaching a database still narrows it to that one.

When the database rejects a query, the agent sees the database's own explanation, such as an unknown column, and corrects the query instead of stopping.

Name database connections in Knowledge

Give a database connection the name it shows in Knowledge when you set it up or edit it. Connect the same database more than once, each with its own tables, example queries, and instructions, and tell the connections apart by name.

Code with Codex or Claude Code in a repository thread

Pick the Redbelt, Codex, or Claude Code harness from the model menu in a repository thread. Connect your own Codex or Claude Code plan in Settings → Coding, or use your workspace's usage. If a plan's sign-in expires, the thread tells you so you can reconnect it there.

Codex and Claude Code pick up the thread's earlier messages, and a turn whose computer fails to start moves to another computer on its own.

They start faster, load plugins the same way Redbelt does, and show their work in Redbelt's own views: browser steps, shell commands, file edits, and questions look the same in every harness, while the turn runs and after it ends.

Coding environments

Set up an environment once for a repository, with a setup script, environment variables, and secrets the agent can use without seeing them, then share it with your organization. Computer sizes list their CPUs, and Dev sizes can run Docker.

Each repository thread starts on a ready computer and shows its setup steps and output. Choose the branch a new thread starts from, set your own branch prefix, and let the agent push its branch when a turn ends, or turn Auto-push off for an environment.

Open a thread's details to see how much of its context is used, its computer, and its branch. The GitHub plugin asks for your approval in the chat before it merges or pushes, and GitHub now sits under Data.

Threads in step across devices, Grafana, and Claude Haiku 5.5

A thread's history and unread state stay in step across your tabs and devices. Connect Grafana to search logs and metrics from a chat, and pick Claude Haiku 5.5 from the model menu. AI app settings now live in Settings → MCP.

Build, upload, or connect your own plugins

Ask in chat for a plugin and the plugin creator builds and saves it, upload a plugin as a .zip, .skill, or .md file, or add any MCP server by its address with OAuth, an API key, or no sign-in. Keep each plugin to yourself or share it with your organization.

An MCP server's tools are listed live from the server, so new tools show up without rebuilding the plugin. Plugins can also run their own servers on the chat's computer, using an API key you save once that the agent never sees.

Sign in with the Vault

Save logins and contact details in Settings → Vault, and the agent can sign in and fill forms for you without seeing your passwords. Redbelt types them only on the sites they belong to, and enters authenticator codes.

The agent's browser remembers the sites you sign in to, so your next chat starts signed in. Choose Forget under Browser sign-ins in Settings → Vault to sign out of all of them.

When the agent needs something you haven't saved, it asks in the chat with a secure form, one sign-in step at a time, and can save your answers to the Vault for next time. The Vault replaces saved website logins.

When the agent looks in your Vault or opens a saved login, the chat lists the items it used; open one to see it as in Settings → Vault.

Take over the computer

When a page needs a person, such as a human check, the agent hands its computer to you. Take over in full screen, then choose Done to hand it back and the agent picks up where it left off.

While you're in control, Record a skill turns the steps you take in the computer's browser into a skill for you to finish in the plugin creator.

Faster, steadier work in the agent's computer

The agent's computer is ready the moment a chat starts, and each tool call and model step spends less time on overhead. Opening a page right after the browser starts no longer fails.

The agent reads a long list, such as a playlist or search results, to its end in one step, and keeps every row it saw.

The agent sees where each link on a page goes, so it gathers prices and listing links without opening every item. Long tasks that take many screenshots keep going instead of stopping, and a message you send while the agent works is taken into the task instead of ending it.

Faster usage pages, approvals, and deletions

Usage and billing pages, published workflow analytics, approvals, and thread and account deletion respond faster, and stay fast as your workspace grows. Exporting a workflow's conversations works again, and Delete in a thread's menu now opens its confirmation.

Usage at a glance and a steadier composer

A ring beside your name in the sidebar shows how much of this month's usage is left and when it resets. Open it for your own usage or, for organization admins, the whole organization's.

Undo and redo work in the message box, including for plugin badges. Each chat, and each new chat you start, keeps its own side panel. On the home page, Up next lists timed items first, then the rest under No set time.

Clearer integration setup switches

When a provider offers more than one use, each switch in Settings → Integrations explains what you can do in Redbelt. This covers Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Atlassian, HubSpot, ZoomInfo, Slack, and Teams.

Guides for using Redbelt

Browse guides for Threads, Knowledge, agents, workflows, meetings, settings, plugins, and connectors, with separate Admin and API sections. Current Redbelt screenshots and practical explanations show the controls to use and the choices they support.

Use the native HTTP API for direct AI requests and UI-created agents and workflows, with saved results, long-polling for updates, waits, cancellation, and authenticated artifact downloads. Guides explain identity, access, and exact retries.

Release-matched documentation

Read installation, configuration, update, and recovery instructions, copy or download clean Markdown, and search the same documentation bundled with self-hosted releases. The local API reference works without a hosted documentation connection.

Use Redbelt from Claude Code and Codex

Add Redbelt as one MCP server and sign in once. Choose which plugins the client can read from or act with, and change or disconnect it any time in Settings → AI clients.

Actions that need your approval open a Redbelt page where you run or dismiss them; the client receives the result, and the action runs only once.

Clearer Google connector previews and settings

Preview Google Drive files even when they are already imported. Google Analytics previews show sample rows and explain empty reports; choose Page Traffic for sites that do not send article IDs, and preview the report before starting an import. Switching reports removes the replaced reports from Knowledge during the next sync.

Connector cards keep sync status beside the connection name and provide a Configure button. After a sync starts, connection details confirm when you can close the page while importing continues in the background. Reconnecting a removed connector can reuse the same account.

More reliable Google Slides workflows

Google Slides workflows accept structured presentation updates and report invalid requests before sending them to Google.

Faster, more reliable work in desktop apps

The assistant completes tasks in desktop apps and web pages in fewer steps and checks each action against what the app shows before moving on. A pointer on the desktop shows where it is working, and a wide conversation shows the desktop beside the chat.

Each reply shows one preview of the desktop that updates in place as the assistant works, and opens the desktop with a click.

Questions the assistant asks you are easier to read and answer. When a model provider's account has run out of credit, the error says so.

Less waiting for conversations to start

Auto selects a model while your workspace starts, and conversations can use a ready workspace as soon as it becomes available. Elapsed time includes preparation so saved history reflects the wait you saw live.

Choose Auto for model selection

Auto chooses an available model for your request and keeps that choice through follow-up work. You can still choose a model yourself. Deployment administrators can configure the models Auto uses, and organization administrators can control access to decision features.

GPT-6.1 Terra is available in the model picker: a fast, lower-cost OpenAI model for visual reasoning, computer use, and writing.

Review actions at your own pace

Choose Ask me or Approve for me for each chat, and set a default for new chats. When automatic review is available, Approve for me reviews proposed actions against your request; administrator-required approvals still need your decision.

Actions that need your decision appear with Run this and Dismiss controls while the assistant continues other work. Workflow runs show unresolved actions and their outcomes, so an action that was not run does not appear as a successful result.

Clearer tool results and Teams chats

Tool activity uses compact labels and focused result cards for files, images, and Sites. Microsoft Teams chat lists show the people in each chat, its type, and recent activity to help you choose the right conversation.

Independent app connections on shared accounts

Connect apps such as Outlook and Microsoft Teams to the same provider account without creating duplicate accounts. Reconnecting one app preserves your account selections, and an expired sign-in for one app leaves other connected apps available.

Plugin settings distinguish missing permissions from an expired sign-in so you can see why an app needs to reconnect.

Steadier workflow editing

Opening an existing workflow loads its agent without marking unchanged settings as unsaved. Switching between simple and advanced editing preserves the saved state.

Clearer integration setup scopes

Integration settings show the organization and deployment scopes each integration supports. Microsoft 365 setup stays at the deployment level, while Microsoft Teams organization settings link to the Teams bot configuration.

Get texts at your own phone from the Twilio plugin

Review the optional SMS disclosure, privacy policy, and terms directly in the Twilio plugin, then enroll your own phone. Redbelt texts a confirmation once you enroll, and each enrolled number offers a test message and a remove button. SMS consent remains separate from signup and plugin installation.

Agents can text you at your enrolled number without being given it. If a number replied STOP, the plugin shows it blocked and explains how to text START before enrolling again.

Browse knowledge in pages

Agents can browse large knowledge folders in pages, with consistent file and folder identifiers. Task creation uses knowledge search to find destination folders and asks when a name matches more than one folder.

Explore your workspace before subscribing

Browse your workspace after signup and return to a setup prompt that explains your Individual and Team options. Setup badges show which workspaces still need a subscription, and blocked actions take you to the relevant setup or billing step.

Subscription checkout includes on-demand usage when you opt in. You can also enable it later from billing settings.

Teams signup takes you from a personal preview into a separate team workspace. After payment, setup follows activation without reopening completed checkout, and usage appears as provisioning finishes.

Clearer answers during live meetings

Live insight cards distinguish answers to spoken questions from document references and general explanations. Answers can name the person who asked, and citations identify the documents used.

Transcript delivery tolerates retries without adding duplicate lines, and a delayed insight no longer interrupts transcript delivery to other participants.

Steadier conversations and computer work

Tool labels and browser tabs stay consistent as live activity becomes saved history. Expanded tool details and document previews keep their place as results arrive, and text throughout the workspace follows your font size setting.

Computers pause after their inactivity grace period, including when you leave the viewer open. New desktop input protects active work, browser downloads are readable from the workspace, and generated files open consistently from artifact links.

Answers to asynchronous questions retain the original model and reasoning setting when available. Completed scheduled workflows leave a notification and appear in your daily rundown.

Meeting defaults and summary templates

Choose whether the notetaker joins all meetings or only the ones you pick. See which meetings have their own settings and return them to your defaults.

Browse summary templates by ownership, read their instructions, and duplicate a template to customize it. Set your preferred summary and task suggestions in one place.

Copy and download complete responses

Copy a response with its workflow outputs even when the work is not loaded on screen. Include tool activity when you need the details, or download the turn as readable Markdown.

A new public site and a shorter signup

Explore Redbelt through updated product previews, pricing, and demo pages. Choosing a plan takes you directly into account creation when signup is available.

If you sign in with an account that is not registered, signup shows the email you used and lets you switch to a different account.

Watch the product demo on the home page and jump to chapters for daily rundowns, computer use, live meetings, and presentation work.

Homepage product screenshots and security illustrations load consistently on the hosted site.

Demo requests show a clear confirmation when sent, and the product video uses native playback controls on touch devices.

More readable tables and steadier responses

Spreadsheet preview columns fit the content you load and follow your text size setting. Long responses keep streaming after they begin, and unrelated tool errors no longer appear as Site results.

One place to customize Redbelt

Manage plugins, Knowledge connectors, and calendar settings from the new Customize pages, with tabs that work on desktop and mobile. Existing plugin links still take you to the right place.

Images in the conversation

Generated and edited images appear together in a scrollable gallery. Open an image for a closer look, and see previews while generation is underway.

Task automation

Personal tasks can use a saved agent to work through a task list automatically. Reuse and edit agent settings across tasks, workflows, and Site refreshes.

Ask an agent to remove a task's optional dates or details without replacing its other settings.

Workspace setup and billing

New workspaces keep their setup progress if checkout is cancelled or interrupted. You can return to the same workspace, retry payment, and see when access is ready.

Clearer conversation progress

Workflow progress stays current as work finishes. Replies, questions, and generated workflow cards stay in order during a conversation and after refreshing the page.

Expanded workflow steps keep the completed run visible, and work that finishes during a refresh updates without leaving the conversation stuck in progress.

Coding agents show their commands, file edits, and progress messages while they work, and keep that activity available after you reopen the conversation.

Copying a full response or writing draft works while the content loads, including in browsers that require the copy action to begin with your click.

Tool activity shows each plugin's icon consistently while work starts and after the conversation is reopened.

Updated models and PDF creation

GPT-6.1 Sol is available in the model picker and powers Auto Thinking. PDF creation follows a shorter workflow while retaining visual review before the final file is shared.

Self-hosted lifecycle workflows

Self-hosted installations gained end-to-end lifecycle and integration workflows, along with expanded plugin and model-provider configuration, so an isolated deployment can be operated without direct database access.

Knowledge previews and connections

Knowledge previews render faster and connection setup walks through fewer dead ends. Database discovery streams results as they are found, and permission failures explain what is missing instead of failing quietly.

Automatically triggered file and email workflows include a clickable source attachment in the conversation, so you can open the original document while reviewing the results.

Microsoft search and calendar results indicate when more matches are available, so a limited result list is easier to interpret.

Local File Sync setup now happens in the desktop app: choose a folder, set its sync schedule and filters, preview its contents, and start syncing there. The web connection view provides available app downloads, connection status, and existing source details.

Open tables extracted from a document beside its preview, and see database query results in the conversation.

Database editors warn before navigation or pane changes discard unsaved edits.

Runtime and release recovery

Workspace sandboxes recover cleanly from interrupted activation, and release recovery handles partial deployments without manual intervention.

Compatible workspace runtime updates preserve your files when switching to a newer runtime.

Knowledge search, rebuilt

Search across knowledge now runs name-first with an instant typeahead, and filters moved out of a menu into pills you apply after searching. Results have a real empty state, rows stack into two lines at narrow widths, and each row carries an Info option for provenance.

Task folders

Tasks can be organized into folders, with tables that stay readable from a phone to a wide monitor.

Self-hosted sandbox runtime

The sandbox runtime that executes code and tools moved onto the self-hosted architecture, with stricter isolation between workspaces and faster image builds.

Billing and entitlements

Entitlements now resolve from a single authoritative source, and invoicing correctly preserves discount and credit lines.

Sites

Sites turns a thread into a custom interactive dashboard or website, published from the workspace and refreshed from the same knowledge the agent uses.

Apple Watch voice notes

A watchOS app records voice notes on the wrist, hands them to the phone through a durable inbox, transcribes them, and uploads them as notes. Recordings survive a crash or a cold launch instead of being lost.

Meeting summaries and per-meeting cost

Auto-recorded meetings produce a house-style summary from the stored transcript, and each meeting reports its own usage so notetaker time can be attributed to the right team.

Shared notetakers

When several people join the same call, Redbelt attaches to the meeting bot already there instead of sending a second one, shows a live indicator per meeting, and fans the finished transcript out to every participant who opted in.

Usage limit notifications

Members and admins are notified as they approach their monthly limits, and account deactivation and deletion now purge cleanly across the workspace.

Meeting capture with live transcripts

Redbelt can join a meeting, stream the transcript live, and store the finished record as both Markdown and structured JSON in a meeting folder named for the call and its local time.

A live pane turns the running conversation into grounded cards — topics, summaries, and answers to questions actually asked — and any card can be handed off into a full thread.

Calendar notetaker

Connect a Google or Microsoft calendar, review upcoming meetings, and toggle recording per meeting. Transcripts fan out to every opted-in participant, and canceled events unschedule their bots automatically.

Native iOS app

An iOS app shipped with a native navigation drawer, iPad support, and a native composer carrying a model picker, a thinking-effort slider, and on-device speech input.

OneNote connector

OneNote notebooks and pages sync into knowledge over OAuth, alongside the existing Microsoft connectors.

Persona editor and account controls

Personas can be generated, refined, and previewed from a dedicated editor, and members can change their own password or delete their account.

Convert step for workflows

A convert step turns Markdown into Word or PDF and JSON into Excel or CSV mid-workflow. Converted files become artifacts that later steps — including save to folder — can consume directly.

Support, built in

Support cases can be opened from inside the product, tracked under My Support, and raised directly from a thread or a single response so the context travels with the case.

Interface redesign

The workspace received a full visual pass covering navigation, write mode, canvas, and the workflow editor, including panel resizing and a mobile workflows page.

Jira and Confluence MCP

An Atlassian MCP suite connects Jira and Confluence to agents, with a guided flow for adding further MCP servers.

Workspace redesign

A three-phase redesign reworked layout, navigation, and density across the product, carrying monitoring and alerting into the same surface.

Thread organization

Threads can be filed into folders, tagged, and pinned, with a restructured dock, a knowledge pane, per-thread settings, and drag-and-drop on desktop and mobile.

Skills

Agents gained skills — packaged capabilities that sit alongside tools and can be selected per agent.

Outlook add-in and web clipper

An Outlook add-in and a browser web clipper bring email and web pages into knowledge without leaving the source application.

File type controls

Administrators can manage which file types are accepted, with validation applied at upload time, alongside security hardening across the API.

SQL over extracted tables

A document table query tool runs SQL directly over tables extracted from documents, with generation and execution steps available to workflows and blocked-procedure checks on every statement.

Signed macOS app

Local file sync ships as a signed macOS app, so a folder on a laptop can stay in step with knowledge.

Member usage limits and subfolder sharing

Admins can cap spend per member, share individual subfolders, and sync directory groups instead of managing membership by hand.

Live Outlook meetings and Slack MCP

Outlook meetings surface live in the workspace, and Slack became available as an MCP integration with output variable hints for workflows.

Entity extraction endpoint

A new entity extraction endpoint returns graph-ready entities from documents for downstream systems.

Microsoft Teams and Slack

Redbelt answers in Teams and Slack through first-party bots, with OAuth setup, threaded replies, and the same knowledge scoping as the web app.

Public API and SDK

A versioned v1 API shipped with streaming, system instructions, and API-key authentication, plus an SDK with citation utilities for building on top of it.

Outlook Calendar connector

Calendar events sync with delta updates and distillation, so meeting context is available to agents.

Plans, budgets, and rate limits

Billing gained selectable plans, on-demand usage, per-organization budgets, and rate limits, with usage visible before the invoice arrives.

Dictation and preferences

Write mode supports dictation while streaming, and members can set a default model, keyboard shortcuts, and export formats. macOS file sync gained a desktop OAuth flow and a download wizard.

Usage dashboard and usage ledger

Every model call writes to a usage ledger, and an admin dashboard reports spend by member, workspace, and time period at billing-grade accuracy.

Embeddable widgets

A widget embeds Redbelt in any external page, scoped to selected folders, authenticated by public token or API key, with reCAPTCHA support and an inline display mode.

Confluence connector

Confluence spaces sync into knowledge with delta sync, custom queries, and selection filters.

Email inflow

Monitored mailboxes route incoming mail into knowledge by rule, with mass upload and native previews for EML, MSG, and OFT files.

Knowledge management

Files and folders can be moved, sorted server-side, and paged through at scale, while connector-managed folders are protected read-only so a sync cannot be corrupted from the interface.

Content filtering

Built-in rules redact sensitive material from model output, with the option to reprocess existing documents.