Changelog

What's new

Comment at the page level

You can now comment on an entire page without selecting specific text. Page-level comments give broader feedback its own space, so teams can discuss the overall direction, share updates, and make decisions right alongside the content.

• Maintain page and inline comments together. Use the Page and Inline toggle to switch between comments about the entire page and feedback tied to specific text. Inline comments continue to work as before, while broader discussions now have a dedicated space.

• Keep the conversation in threads. Reply to any comment to keep a discussion together instead of letting it scatter. Drop an emoji reaction when a quick nod will do, @ mention a teammate to pull them in, and attach an image when a screenshot or mockup adds more context.

• Find the comment you're after. Filter comments by status to show active, resolved, or both, so a busy page stays readable. Filter by user to see only what one person commented. Copy a link to any comment to send a teammate straight to it, and that link drops them right on the thread.

Filter and chart dashboards by custom properties

Every team tracks something Plane doesn't ship a field for. Your dashboards can now read those custom properties too, so the things you set up for your own workflow finally show up in reporting. Two ways to put them to work:

• Filter by custom properties. Apply custom property filters to dashboard widgets to report on work items that match specific values. For example, filter a widget to show only work items where the custom property ARR is set to $50k+

• Chart by custom properties. Use custom properties as chart axes to group and visualize work items beyond built-in fields like state or assignee. For example, group work items by custom ARR ranges to see how work is distributed across different customer revenue segments.

Hand work to Plane Agents

Plane Agents are finally here! Give an agent a job, set a trigger or a schedule, and it gets to work inside your workspace. It works with the same projects, work items and context your team already uses.

Build an agent in minutes

Open Plane AI, name your agent and describe its job in plain language. Then set it up with:

• Instructions for what it owns and how to approach the job.
• Skills for reusable ways to handle specific kinds of work.
• Triggers for when it runs: when it's assigned or @mentioned, when a work item is created or updated, or on a schedule.
• Memory that carries context from one run to the next.
• Tools that connect it to other apps through MCP.

Watch it work

When a trigger fires, the agent starts a run on the work item. Open the run panel to follow its thinking, the tools it calls and its plan as it goes.
Every change it makes shows up in the work item's activity under the agent's name.

It asks when it needs you

If a decision needs a person, the agent posts a question and the run shows Needs input.
Reply in the thread and it carries on from there.

It reports back

When it's done, the agent posts a summary on the work item and marks the run Completed.
@mention it to hand over the next step. You can stop a run at any time.

You decide where it works

Choose which projects each agent can work in.
Put one on triage, spec reviews, release-risk checks, feedback roundups, weekly updates or backlog cleanup.

Meet the new Plane, built on Propel

Plane has a fresh new look! We rebuilt the core of the interface on Propel, our new design system.
Every menu, dropdown, button and dialog now comes from one set of parts, so Plane looks and works the same everywhere.

Here's what you'll notice:

• Cleaner menus. Actions sit in clear groups, and Delete is marked in red.
• Smarter pickers. Pickers like State let you search as you type, and open upward when there's no room below.
• Tidier display options. Properties show as compact chips, and Group by and Order by fit in two rows.
• Clearer work item rows. Every property uses one pill style, and empty dates are labeled Start date and Due date.
• Polished settings. Settings navigation has icons, and table headers stay in view as you scroll.
• Matching dark mode. Light and dark themes share the same tokens.
• New workspace icons across the product.

Use the latest frontier models in Plane AI

Three new models just entered Plane AI's model picker:

• GPT-6.1 Sol for complex reasoning and knowledge work.
• GPT-6 Luna for fast, lightweight answers.
• Claude Sonnet 5.5 for near-frontier coding and agentic work.

Import CSVs straight into a project

Project admins and members can now import work items from a CSV right in project settings.
Workspace admins can still import at the workspace level.

Reorder your Wiki with drag and drop

You can now drag and drop to organize the Wiki sidebar:

• Reorder collections.
• Reorder pages within a collection.
• Reorder nested pages under their parent page.

Set a default work item type for each project

Project admins can now choose the default work item type for each project.
It doesn't need to match the workspace default, and workspace work item types can still be imported into any project.

Maintain shared workspace context with Plane AI Memory

Plane AI now builds a persistent memory of how you and your team work, so useful context carries forward instead of being re-explained in every conversation.

• Build context at every level: Memory captures project structures, naming conventions, recurring workflows, decisions, and other context at the user, project, and workspace levels.
• Turn what AI learns into shared context: Project and workspace memories give future AI interactions a stronger understanding of how your team operates and how work is structured.
• See and control what Plane AI remembers: Memory is visible and editable in individual Plane AI tabs, project settings, and workspace settings, and updates as Plane AI learns new context during conversations.

Manage labels at the workspace level

Labels can now be managed at the workspace level through Governance. Create and maintain a shared set of labels once, then use them consistently across projects, reducing duplicate labels and making it easier for teams to organize and find work the same way.

Edit MS-Office files directly in Pages

Open a Word, Excel, or PowerPoint file attached to a Page, edit it in Microsoft Office, and have those changes sync back to the copy in Plane. If someone else is already editing the file, Plane shows you that it's in use so you don't overwrite their changes.

Track work with new dashboard widgets

Add a smart counter for a state-wise breakdown of your work, and a smart gauge to track progress against a target. A pivot table breaks work down by two properties at once, and an intake volume by source widget shows where incoming requests are coming from.

Share views with selected teammates

Share a view with specific people, giving each of them either view-only or edit access. Control exactly who can see and who can change a shared view.

Measure views on Pages and Collections

Get a read on how Pages are being viewed and by whom. Collection analytics gives you the same visibility at the collection level, helping you understand which parts of your knowledge base are getting used. Export the data to CSV when needed.

Organize content with tabs in Pages

Organize a page into horizontal or vertical tabs instead of stacking everything in one long column. A spec, its API details, and its test plan can each sit behind their own tab.

Hide comments to keep threads clean

Admins can now hide and unhide comments on work items, Pages, and Teamspaces, with a reason attached: abuse, spam, off-topic, sensitive info, or other. Keep threads clean without deleting the comment outright.

Pick GLM 5.3 Flash in Plane AI

Choose GLM 5.3 Flash in Plane AI's model picker. Use it when you want a fast, lightweight response, or switch to other available models depending on what you're working on.

Link Wiki Pages in the editor

Insert a page's children or its parent into another page, and set how many levels deep to pull in. You can also link a flat set of pages and group them by creator. Overview pages stop being hand-maintained link lists that go stale the moment someone adds a page.

Edit MS-Office files directly in Pages

Open a Word, Excel, or PowerPoint file attached to a Page, edit it in Microsoft Office, and have those changes sync back to the copy in Plane. If someone else is already editing the file, Plane shows you that it's in use so you don't overwrite their changes.

Reuse workflows by duplicating them

Build a workflow once and duplicate it at either the workspace or project level, instead of rebuilding it by hand for each team. Roll out a proven process in seconds.

Project-scoped releases

Create and track releases inside a project, not only at the workspace level. Move between a project's releases, filter them with PQL, and follow release progress right where the work lives. Teams that ship on their own cadence can plan and track without leaving their project.

Collapsible toggle blocks in the editor

Content inside Pages can now be tucked away with a collapsible toggle. Fold away the finer details of a runbook or FAQ until someone needs them, keeping longer pages scannable at a glance.

New Intake widgets in dashboards

New dashboard widgets give you a clearer picture of your Intake. See where intakes are coming from, how long they've been waiting, how fast you're accepting or declining them, and how the whole queue breaks down, all in the same dashboard.

Page exports with subpages

Pages can be exported along with all the sub-pages beneath it as a single zip. Pull an entire section of your Wiki out in one action, whether you are handing documentation to a client or moving content elsewhere.

Automation actions for modules, milestones, and releases

Change-property actions in Automations now cover modules, milestones, and releases. Assign a work item to a module, tag it to a milestone, or move it to a release automatically as it progresses, one less manual update to remember.

Project creation for every workspace member

Admins can let all workspace members create projects. Teams can spin up the projects they need without waiting for an admin to do it for them.