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Slite extends its MCP surface to comment-thread actions and folds Super's AI engine into Ask.

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◆Current state
Slite is running two parallel investments. On the AI side, the Ask feature got upgraded to the same engine that powers Super (Slite's standalone AI product), and the MCP integration — which lets Claude, ChatGPT, and other clients act on the workspace under existing permissions — gained the ability to read and resolve comment threads. On the editor side, multi-column layouts landed via a /column slash command. Several feed entries are cookie-banner and privacy boilerplate scrapes from the marketing site, crowding out actual product entries.
◆Where it's heading
Slite is positioning the workspace as both a destination editor (multi-column, protected docs, table improvements) and a callable surface for external AI agents through MCP. The combination of Ask running on Super's engine plus MCP comment-thread actions tells a clear story: Slite wants to be the knowledge layer that AI agents use, not just a tool that has its own AI. By exposing comment-thread resolution through MCP, agents can now drive workflow forward — close out questions, mark decisions made — rather than only reading documents.
◆Prediction
Expect MCP coverage to extend to broader workflow primitives next — task assignment, doc creation from agent-supplied templates, permission-aware sharing — and Ask to gain agent-to-agent handoff to Super for deeper synthesis. The cookie-banner entries are also a signal to swap the crawler from the marketing site over to slite.com/changelog.

◆Recent moves

  1. 1mo ago

    New boxed layout

  2. 2mo ago

    MCP: Read and resolve comment threads

    ⚡ SPARK

    Slite's MCP integration now exposes comment threads — any MCP client (Claude, Cursor, custom agents) can read and resolve threads on documents. This converts MCP from a read-and-create surface into one that drives collaboration forward, letting agents close out the loops that previously required a human to mark resolved.

  3. 2mo ago

    Privacy banner text (feed artifact)

    Privacy-banner text about CCPA opt-out, scraped as a release entry. Pure feed-source noise from a cookie consent layer.

  4. 2mo ago

    You can now place content side by side in your docs.

    Multi-column layouts ship with a /column slash command (up to four columns) and a drag-blocks-side-by-side affordance. Useful for comparison tables and structured summaries; layouts adapt responsively, which is the part that turns this from a gimmick into something usable on mobile.

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  5. 2mo ago

    Multi-column layouts (duplicate feed entry)

    Duplicate of the multi-column layouts release captured a few days earlier from a separate feed source. Same content, no additional information.

  6. 2mo ago

    Privacy link text (feed artifact)

    Bare 'Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information' link text scraped from the privacy banner. Not a release.