In your workspace settings page, the MCP and AI section will now begin with a "Connect your apps" pill section, showing the apps currently available for access.

Additionally, the MCP and API connectivity sections can now be collapsed and expanded based on your preferences.

To access this Workspace Settings page, click your profile picture dropdown -> Settings -> AI -> Connections & Access.

You can now switch between HH:MM (such as 01:30) and decimal hours (such as 1.5) when viewing time estimates and logged hours on the web. Use the Decimal hours switch in the Timesheets header. Your preference is personal, saves automatically, and stays in effect after refresh.

The format carries across supported time displays, including action time tracking, list and Gantt estimates, split-estimate dialogs, and timesheet cells.

If you work in decimal hours, you can review estimates and timesheets without repeatedly converting from hours and minutes. That makes routine time review quicker and clearer, while leaving underlying time data and calculations intact.

Hive now lets you preview XLSX attachments in Hive instead of automatically downloading or opening a raw file link. Read spreadsheets in an in-Hive viewer, with page navigation and zoom, while keeping the option to download the original file.

: Open an XLSX attachment from an action card or its comments to view the spreadsheet in Hive.

: Teams sharing spreadsheets on action cards or in comments can review attached files in context without leaving Hive.

Connected Google and Microsoft calendar meetings can now appear alongside work in project calendars. The meeting overlay, previously available in the dashboard Calendar widget, is also available in Home and Summary calendars.

Choose whether to show your meetings and use the workspace member picker to configure the overlay. Member selections stay personal rather than being copied into shared tab filters.

In a Calendar layout, open the right-hand filters panel and go to Display. Use the Connected calendars settings, including Show my meetings.

Project managers and teammates planning work can see connected meetings in the same calendar they use to organize actions.

We've upgraded action cards with a sleek new left-hand side bar that serves as the command center for your actions.

This new left-hand side bar allows users to quick-click into specific areas efficiently, and contains the basic action card building blocks as well as your apps.

We've also added the ability to collapse sections, like Description, to shorten the length of the action card to include only the most important items.

If you want to edit which items are included in your action card, just click on the three more dots -> customize and edit the layout in a few clicks.

Your layout is personal to you and applies to every action card in this workspace—including cards you open later and the new-action placeholder. Hide a section once, and it stays hidden across all of your action cards in that workspace.

We've added the ability to better control the placement of new widgets in your dashboards. When you add a widget and save the dashboard, you'll be given the option of where to place the new dashboard:

teams looking to consolidate and organize their dashboard appearances.

The Proofing viewer now adapts to phone screens, giving the file more room while keeping comments and approval controls within reach.

Comments start collapsed behind a floating button with a comment count. Open the button to view the discussion in a full-width panel. Compact approval buttons remain visible, and text inputs avoid the automatic zoom that can interrupt reviewing on iOS Safari.

Open a proof in the Proofing viewer on a phone.

External reviewers and teammates reviewing files from their phones can read feedback and take approval actions in a layout designed for a smaller screen.

Users can now select the comment threads they want to export in proofing, including their replies. This allows individuals to better control the comments that are exporting. Exporting without a selection retains the existing export-all behavior.

: Proofing comment selection and export.

: Reviewers who want to share or download specific feedback without including the entire discussion.

Download the latest versions of files in a Proofing folder together as a ZIP, instead of downloading each file individually.

Teams sharing batches of creative assets or deliverables, especially those moving files from internal action cards to client-facing ones.

When your left-hand side bar is collapsed, you'll now see three dots to indicate when someone is typing. We've also added up and down arrows to indicate where your unread messages are located on side-bar collapse.

: This indicator will make internal conversations easier to follow without expanding the sidebar.