Today, we are releasing the new Quick Prompt Agent together with a range of improvements across the Content Library, Composer chats, projects, rules, and the Content Agent.
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The biggest change is that Quick Prompts are no longer fixed.
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Until now, Quick Prompts in Magnity were centrally configured and users could only use the prompts already available to them.
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With this release, users can create their own Quick Prompts for the first time.
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You can build them manually, edit them, organise them, share them with others, or ask the new Quick Prompt Agent to create them for you using AI.
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This turns Quick Prompts from a fixed library of predefined actions into something much more flexible: reusable workflows that can be created around the way you actually work.
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⚡ Introducing the Quick Prompt Agent

The new Quick Prompt Agent helps you build Quick Prompts using AI.
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Simply describe what you want the Quick Prompt to do, and the agent will create it for you.

For example:
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“Build me a UX Honeycomb analysis Quick Prompt that compares the page or pages I add with two competitor pages.”
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The agent understands the structure of existing Quick Prompts and will try to follow the same patterns when creating a new prompt of the same type.
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This makes it much easier to create more advanced and consistent Quick Prompts without having to construct every instruction manually.
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You can also create and edit Quick Prompts manually if you prefer.
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🔐 Global, shared, and private Quick Prompts

When creating a Quick Prompt, you can decide who should have access to it.
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Global

Available to everyone.

Only administrators can create Global Quick Prompts.
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Shared

Available to other users in the Shared folder.

This is useful for prompts that are relevant to a team or group of users but do not need to be available globally.
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Private

Only visible to you.

Private Quick Prompts are stored under My Quick Prompts.
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This means you can now build both personal prompt libraries and shared organisational workflows.
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📂 Managing Quick Prompts

Quick Prompts can be managed under:

Control Panel → Quick Prompt

Here, you can choose between:

• All Quick Prompts
• Composer Quick Prompts
• Content Agent Quick Prompts

You can filter Quick Prompts by category and search for specific prompts.
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You can also reorder categories, allowing you to control the order in which they are shown.

Quick Prompts can now be cloned as well.

This makes it easy to take an existing Quick Prompt, create a copy, and adapt it without changing the original.
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💬 Create a Quick Prompt directly from chat

You can also create a Quick Prompt directly from one of your own chat messages.
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Under your chat message, you will now see a small speech bubble with a plus sign.
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Click it to turn that prompt into a Quick Prompt.

This is useful when you have written a prompt that worked particularly well and want to save it for future use.

Instead of recreating it later, you can turn it into a reusable Quick Prompt immediately.
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📸 Website screenshots for richer analysis

To make Content Agent analysis and Quick Prompt workflows more powerful, Magnity can now take screenshots of webpages.
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You currently have four options:

• Desktop, full page
• Desktop, above the fold
• Mobile, full page
• Mobile, above the fold
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This is the first version of screenshot support, and we are already considering additional resolutions and formats.
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Screenshots can be used as part of Content Agent analysis.
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For example, you can add one or more pages from your own website, add competitor pages, and ask
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Magnity to create a combined:

• UX analysis
• Design analysis
• Communication analysis
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Magnity can then evaluate the visual design, user experience, structure, and written communication together.
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The screenshots can also be included in the resulting output.

This makes it possible to analyse a webpage as an actual visual experience rather than only analysing its underlying text.
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🧪 Example: Build a UX comparison workflow

One practical example is to ask the Quick Prompt Agent to create a reusable UX Honeycomb analysis.

The Quick Prompt could instruct Magnity to:
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• Analyse one or more pages from your website
• Compare them with two competitor pages
• Evaluate the pages using the UX Honeycomb framework
• Analyse visual design and communication
• Use desktop or mobile screenshots
• Include screenshots in the final report
• Summarise strengths, weaknesses, and recommendations

Once created, that workflow can be reused whenever you need to perform the same type of analysis.
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Other new features

🔘 Chat directly with CTA buttons

For a long time, CTA buttons could not be opened directly in chat.

That limitation is now removed.

Hover over a CTA button and choose between:

• Edit
• Chat
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This means you can now work with CTA copy in the same way as other content elements.
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For example, you can ask Magnity to make a CTA shorter, clearer, more action-oriented, or better aligned with the surrounding content.
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🏷 Bulk edit tags in the Content Library

You can now edit tags across multiple Content Library tiles at once.

For example, if you have 30 pages about the same topic, you no longer need to open each tile individually to add the same tag.
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Select the relevant tiles and apply the tag in one action.
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This makes content organisation significantly faster.

It also creates a foundation for more advanced workflows where agents can identify content patterns and help organise pages for later analysis.
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🧠 Change the model directly in Composer chat

Users can now switch AI models directly inside Composer chats.
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This gives individual users more flexibility when choosing which model to use for a specific task.

For example, you may want to use a higher-reasoning model for:
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• Translation
• Complex rewriting
• Detailed analysis
• Tasks where precision is particularly important
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For simpler writing tasks, you may prefer a faster model.
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Administrators can enable or disable model switching under. Your admin decides if this is allowed in your organization

Control Panel → Models
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🏢 Add a general company description to Brand Rules

Brand Rules now include a field for a general company description.
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This gives you a place to add reusable background information about the company that Magnity can consider as part of the broader brand context.

This is useful when the same company description, positioning, business model, or general context should be available across many different writing tasks.
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📁 Bulk move and delete projects

You can now select multiple projects and manage them together.

Selected projects can be:

• Moved to another folder
• Deleted

This makes it much easier to reorganise larger project libraries or clean up old work.
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📄 Choose a folder when duplicating a project

The Duplicate Project workflow has also been improved.

When you duplicate a project, you can now choose which folder the copy should be saved in.

Previously, this used a separate folder list that was less intuitive.

The new experience now works in the same way as saving a project, making project management more consistent.
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🛠 Improvements and bug fixes

🤖 Improved Content Agent chat

We have fixed a series of smaller issues in the Content Agent chat.

Together, these changes make the chat smoother, more predictable, and more pleasant to use.
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🔎 More predictable Content Library filters

We fixed an issue that could occasionally cause Content Library filters to behave unpredictably.

Filtering should now behave more consistently.
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💬 Removed an unnecessary general chat message

We have fixed an issue in the general chat where Magnity would automatically insert:

“I have manually edited this text...”

the first time you selected a module element and opened it in chat.

This message is no longer added.
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🎯 Why this matters

The most important change in this release is that Quick Prompts are no longer something only Magnity defines.
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Users can now build their own reusable workflows.

That changes Quick Prompts from a fixed set of shortcuts into a much more flexible layer across the platform.
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A user can identify a task they perform regularly, create a Quick Prompt for it, save it privately, share it with colleagues, or make it available across the organisation.
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The Quick Prompt Agent reduces the effort required to build those workflows by allowing users to describe what they need instead of writing every instruction manually.
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Combined with webpage screenshots, richer Content Agent analysis, model switching, bulk content management, and improved project organisation, this release gives users significantly more control over how they work inside Magnity.
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It also opens up a much broader direction for Quick Prompts.

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Over time, Quick Prompts can increasingly become reusable mini-workflows that combine:
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• Instructions
• Source material
• Screenshots
• Research
• Analysis
• Agent capabilities
• External data
• Structured outputs
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This is another step toward making complex B2B marketing work repeatable, shareable, and increasingly agent-driven inside Magnity.
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Questions or feedback?
Our support team is here to help:

✉️ ulsa@magnity.ai | 📞 +45 29 35 25 78

Thank you for using Magnity.
​The Magnity Development Team

Today, we are releasing the redesigned Content Agent.

This is one of the most significant updates we have made to the Content Agent so far.

The new version introduces a completely redesigned canvas, richer editing and collaboration capabilities, graph and table creation, connections to external data sources, and a new way of working between chat and content creation.

Together, these changes turn the Content Agent into a much more complete environment for research, analysis, planning, and content development.

It is also an important step toward our longer-term vision of building an agentic operating system for enterprise B2B marketing.

🖥 A completely redesigned canvas

The most visible change is the new Content Agent canvas.

The canvas now includes a rich interaction bar across the top, giving you much more control over how content is created, structured, edited, and presented.

These capabilities can be used when building:

• Research reports
• Content plans
• Marketing strategies
• Flow plans
• SEO and GEO analysis
• Articles
• Briefs
• Insight reports
• Structured datasets and tables
• Many other types of content

The Content Agent is no longer limited to producing blocks of text. It can now help build complete, structured content artifacts.

↩️ Undo and redo

You can now move backwards and forwards through changes made in the canvas.

This makes it much easier to experiment while building a document, return to an earlier version, or restore something you changed by mistake.

📸 Take a screenshot

You can now take a screenshot of the visible part of the canvas directly from the toolbar.

This is useful when you want to explain or discuss a specific part of your work with someone else.

The screenshot is downloaded to your normal downloads folder, where it can be shared or used elsewhere.

📝 Text types

You can now choose between different heading levels and ordinary text.

Simply select the text you want to change and apply the appropriate text type.

This makes it much easier to create structured reports and documents directly inside the Content Agent.

🔠 Text size

Font size can now be adjusted directly from the toolbar.

Select the text and choose the size you want.

✍️ Rich text formatting

The canvas now includes the familiar formatting options you would expect from a modern document editor.

You can apply:

• Bold
• Italic
• Underline
• Strikethrough
• Text colour
• Text background colour

This gives you substantially more control over how finished content looks.

📐 Text alignment

Text can now be aligned:

• Left
• Centre
• Right
• Full width

📋 Bullets and numbered lists

You can insert different styles of bullet lists and numbered lists directly into the canvas.

This is particularly useful for plans, reports, recommendations, and structured analysis.

☑️ To-do lists

The canvas now supports interactive to-do lists.

You can add items with checkboxes and mark them as completed as work progresses.

This can be useful when using the Content Agent for planning, collaboration, project preparation, or tracking actions identified during an analysis.

🔗 Insert links

Links can now be added directly to text inside the canvas.

Select the text, add the URL, and the link becomes part of the document.

📊 Insert customizable tables

You can now create tables directly inside the Content Agent.

Tables can be customized with different:

• Rows and columns
• Borders
• Shading
• Styles
• Formatting

This makes it much easier to build structured comparisons, research summaries, content inventories, performance reports, and plans.

😀 Insert emojis

The canvas now includes an emoji picker.

This can be particularly useful when working on social media content, internal plans, presentations, or content where visual markers make information easier to scan.

🖼 Insert images and videos

You can now add images and videos directly to the canvas.

You can either:

• Upload a file
• Add an image or video through a link

Once inserted, images and videos can be resized and aligned inside the document.

We are also investigating allowing text to wrap around visual elements in the future.

📎 Insert documents

Documents can now be attached directly to the Content Agent project.

This is especially useful when building larger plans, analyses, or research projects where supporting material should remain together with the resulting content.

↕️ Adjust line height

You can now change the spacing between lines of text.

This gives you additional control over readability and the visual appearance of a finished document.

↔️ Indent and outdent

Text and list items can now easily be moved further into or out from the margin.

This makes it easier to build structured outlines and nested content.

💬 Comments and collaboration

You can now add comments directly to content anywhere in the canvas.

Comments can also have replies, allowing conversations to take place around specific parts of a document.

This provides a much better foundation for collaborative review and planning directly inside Magnity.

🔌 Connect the Content Agent to external data

One of the biggest capabilities introduced with the new Content Agent is support for external tools and data sources.

This means Magnity can combine its reasoning and content capabilities with live performance, search, and SEO data.

📈 Google Analytics

The Content Agent can be connected to Google Analytics.

Once connected, Magnity can retrieve performance data and use it as part of an analysis, report, recommendation, or plan.

For example, you could ask Magnity to analyse the performance of different content areas and identify where improvements may be needed.

Google Analytics connections currently need to be configured for you.

Please contact your Magnity administrator if you are interested.

🔎 Google Search Console

We can also connect the Content Agent to Google Search Console.

This allows Magnity to retrieve search performance data and combine it with content analysis.

You could, for example, use Search Console data when:

• Identifying content opportunities
• Analysing search performance
• Comparing topics
• Planning new content
• Reviewing existing webpages
• Building SEO and GEO strategies

🌐 SEO and GEO tools

The Content Agent can also connect to external SEO tools such as:

• DataForSEO
• SEMrush
• Other relevant SEO platforms

This gives Magnity access to additional search, keyword, competitive, and visibility data that can be used during research and planning.

🧰 Other tools and data sources

The architecture is not limited to the tools listed above.

We can connect the Content Agent to additional data sources where relevant.

If your organisation has a data or analysis platform you would like Magnity to work with, let us know and we can investigate the possibilities.

📊 Build graphs directly in the Content Agent

The Content Agent can now create graphs from data.

This includes formats such as:

• Bar charts
• Line charts
• Pie charts
• Comparative charts
• Other relevant data visualisations

Magnity can analyse the data, determine an appropriate visualisation, and create the graph as part of the content artifact.

Graphs can now be inserted directly into the canvas.

This means a single Content Agent project can contain written analysis, tables, source material, images, and data visualisations together.

The complete result can also be exported as a PDF.

🤖 Two ways of working with chat

The Content Agent chat now works in two different modes.

💬 Chat mode

Chat mode works like a normal conversation with Magnity.

You can ask questions, explore ideas, investigate a topic, conduct research, or discuss what you are building.

Responses remain inside the conversation unless you decide to move them to the canvas.

🧩 Artifact mode

Artifact mode is used when Magnity is actively creating something you want to become part of the canvas.

An artifact can contain much more than text.

For example, Magnity can create:

• Written content
• Research
• Analysis
• Tables
• Graphs
• Images
• Structured plans
• Combinations of several different content types

This allows the Content Agent to build much richer outputs than a traditional chat response.

➕ Turn a chat response into an artifact

If you have a useful response in normal Chat mode and decide that you want it added to the canvas, simply click the + button below the response.

Magnity will convert the response into an artifact that can then become part of your document.

This means you can move naturally between exploration and production without having to decide in advance exactly how a conversation should develop.

🧠 A much more capable Content Agent

The combination of the new canvas, chat modes, external tools, and artifact creation significantly expands what the Content Agent can do.

It can now combine capabilities such as:

• Advanced reasoning
• Web research
• Analysis of uploaded files
• Images from source material
• Data analysis
• Graph creation
• Table creation
• External performance data
• SEO and GEO data
• Rich document creation

These capabilities can all work together inside the same Content Agent project.

For example, you could ask Magnity to research a market, analyse your existing content, retrieve performance data, identify opportunities, build a recommended content plan, visualize the findings in graphs, and create a structured report containing the complete analysis.

The result can then be edited, commented on, shared, and exported as a PDF.

🔜 Next: Connecting insights to execution

The next major step is connecting the redesigned Content Agent more deeply with Magnity's other agents.

The Content Agent is increasingly becoming the place where you research, understand, analyse, and plan.

The next step is enabling those insights to turn directly into execution.

This means allowing the Content Agent to work with other Magnity agents to create assets such as:

• Webpages
• Emails
• Social media posts
• Email flows
• Personalized variants
• Localized content

The goal is to create a continuous workflow where Magnity can move from research and insight, to planning, to actual content production without requiring the user to rebuild the context at every stage.

🎯 Why this matters

The redesigned Content Agent represents a fundamental expansion of what Magnity can be used for.

Instead of only asking an AI to generate content, you can now use Magnity as a workspace where AI, data, research, planning, collaboration, and content creation come together.

The Content Agent can help understand the problem first, build the evidence and plan, and ultimately use that understanding to help create the marketing assets required.

That is an important foundation for the agentic marketing workflows we are building next.

Questions or feedback?
Our support team is here to help:

✉️ ulsa@magnity.ai | 📞 +45 29 35 25 78

Thank you for using Magnity.
The Magnity Development Team

Today, we are releasing a smaller summer update with a range of improvements across the Content Library, translation workflows, chat, flows, templates, and market handling.

The release focuses primarily on making everyday work easier, reducing avoidable mistakes, and improving how content is organized across markets.

📚 Improved sorting in the Content Library

You can now sort tiles in the Content Library by:

• Date
• Content type
• URL

Each sorting option can be applied in ascending or descending order.

This makes it easier to find recently added content, group similar content types, or organize large libraries by URL.

🔎 More precise search filters

We have expanded the search options in the Content Library.

You can now choose how Magnity should match the text you enter:

Containing
Finds tiles where the entered text appears anywhere in either the URL or source text.

Exact
Only returns tiles containing an exact match.

Begins with
Returns tiles where the URL or source text begins with the entered text.

Ends with
Returns tiles where the URL or source text ends with the entered text.

This should make it substantially easier to search large content libraries and locate specific groups of tiles.

🌐 Campaign parameters must now be confirmed before translation

Before starting a translation, Magnity will now ask whether campaign parameters should be included.

You must actively choose Yes or No before continuing.

Previously, campaign parameters were disabled by default. This meant users could easily begin a translation without noticing that campaign parameters had not been included.

The new confirmation step reduces the risk of campaign information being unintentionally omitted.

💬 See which element you are chatting with

When you open the chat, the top of the chat panel now shows the element or module currently connected to the conversation.

This makes it easier to understand exactly which part of an email, webpage, or other asset Magnity is editing or responding to.

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🔗 Share and delete flows

You can now share flows with other users.

This allows colleagues to access and continue working with an existing flow rather than rebuilding or duplicating it manually.

Flows can now also be deleted when they are no longer needed.

📨 Flows now appear in the correct order

Emails inside a flow are now displayed in their natural sequence:

• Email 1 appears first
• The final email appears last

Previously, the order was reversed, with the final email shown first. This made the flow more difficult to review and navigate.

The updated order should make flow projects much easier to understand.

🎨 Template colour themes

We have opened up support for colour themes in template settings.

This allows a template to support different predefined colour variations.

The functionality must currently be enabled in the backend by the Magnity development team.

If your organization uses templates in multiple colour themes, please contact us so we can discuss how this can be enabled for your setup.

🛠 Bug fixes

We have also resolved several issues affecting markets, content selection, and translation.

🌍 Emails now inherit the correct master market

When you create an email using content from a specific Content Library market, that market will now become the master market for the email.

Previously, the user’s default master market was always applied.

This worked efficiently when users primarily created content for one market, but it caused problems when teams worked across multiple countries or regions.

For example:

A user has the UK as their default master market but creates an email from a German content tile.

Previously, the email would be written in German, but the project would still be assigned to the UK market and exported to the UK email folder.

Going forward, the email will be created as a German market email and exported to the German email folder.

This change applies to newly created emails.

📌 Select all is now always visible

We have fixed an issue that required users to scroll back to the top of the Content Library before they could use Select all.

The Select all control is now sticky and remains available while you scroll through the library.

🗣 Fixed an issue with the language merge field

We have fixed a minor issue affecting the language merge field.

In some cases, Magnity inserted the name of the master language instead of the translated language value.

This could result in individual elements not being translated correctly.

The merge field will now use the correct language value.

🔜 Coming this week: The new Content Agent

This week, we are also preparing to release the new Content Agent.

We have done extensive work to turn it into a more complete research and planning platform.

The new version introduces an entirely redesigned and substantially more flexible canvas, together with broader support for research, planning, and structured content development.

More functionality will follow as we continue expanding the Content Agent over the coming releases.

Questions or feedback?
Our support team is here to help:

✉️ ulsa@magnity.ai | 📞 +45 29 35 25 78

Thank you for using Magnity.
— The Magnity Development Team

Today, we are releasing one of the largest Magnity updates so far: a complete redesign of our frontend and all our content builders.

The new frontend has been rebuilt in React.js. This has significantly reduced the size and complexity of our codebase, making it easier for us to improve the platform and develop new functionality going forward.

The release also introduces a broad range of improvements and new capabilities across the interface, content library, canvas, text editing, and chat.

This is more than a visual redesign. It creates the technical and interaction foundation for the next generation of Magnity.

🧭 A new menu and navigation experience

The redesign introduces a new burger menu across the Magnity application.

Inside each agent, the burger menu appears as a compact icon-based navigation menu that you can expand or collapse depending on how much working space you need.

The menu uses our new Magnity iconography and creates a more consistent experience across the platform.

💾 Protection against unsaved changes

Buttons and menu items that take you away from the current interface will now warn you if you have unsaved changes.

This reduces the risk of accidentally leaving an agent and losing work that has not yet been saved.

The warning also applies when navigating through the new burger menu.

📚 A redesigned content library

The content library has received a substantial redesign to make it easier to browse, manage, and work with content.

↔️ Expand, collapse, and resize the library

You can now expand or collapse the content library by clicking the button in its top-left corner.

You can also manually resize the library by dragging its border left or right.

This allows you to decide exactly how much space the content library and canvas should occupy, depending on what you are working on.

🖼 Redesigned content tiles

Content tiles have been redesigned to display more information while remaining easier to scan.

The image and content information are now separated using a vertical split, giving both the image and the associated information more room.

Each tile also includes a three-dot menu where you can:

• Edit the content
• Delete the content

🏷 Easier tag management

The interface for editing content tiles has also been updated.

It is now substantially easier to add and remove tags, particularly when a tile contains several tags or needs to be reorganized.

The previous plus button has also been renamed:

+ Add content

This should make its purpose much clearer, particularly for new Magnity users.

Filters have also been adjusted to make them easier to identify and use.

🎨 A more flexible canvas

We have made several important changes to how you work inside the canvas.

👤 Redesigned persona selection

Personas are now left-aligned, creating room for more personas to be displayed across the canvas.

They are also shown as rounded squares, making it clearer that they represent selectable personas rather than ordinary buttons or content fields.

✍️ Rich text editing directly above the template

Rich text formatting has been moved from the chat and into a new formatting bar positioned directly above the template.

This allows you to format text where you are already working, making manual editing more natural and direct.

You can use the formatting bar to adjust the text inside the selected template field without moving between the canvas and chat.

In the Content Agent, rich text formatting is still located inside the chat. This will also be moved in an upcoming release.

🔍 Compare two variants side by side

We have introduced a new comparison view for reviewing content variants.

When you activate the comparison slider, Magnity opens a second view to the right of the original template.

The second view mirrors the existing template structure, allowing you to compare two variants directly.

You can use this to compare:

• An original version and a personalized variant
• Two different persona variants
• A source version and a localized version
• Different language versions

This should make reviewing localized and personalized content significantly easier, as differences can now be evaluated directly rather than by switching between versions.

💬 Minimize the chat while editing

The chat will still open automatically when you select an element in the canvas.

However, you can now minimize the chat by clicking the button in the top-left corner of the chat panel.

Once minimized, you can move between different fields in the template and edit them manually without the chat reopening every time you select a new field.

When you need the chat again, simply click the same button to reopen it.

This provides a cleaner manual editing workflow while keeping the chat immediately available when needed.

🤖 A completely redesigned chat

The chat interface has been redesigned to feel more familiar to users of tools such as ChatGPT and Claude.

Your messages now appear inside chat bubbles, while Magnity’s responses are displayed as clean text responses.

The previous large action buttons have been replaced with smaller icons below each message and response.

Current actions include:

• Add
• Copy
• Regenerate
• Delete

The new icon-based design gives us more space to introduce additional actions and tools over time.

➕ Add or append content to the canvas

In the Content Agent, you can now decide how a response should be added to the canvas.

Add to canvas
Replaces the existing content on the canvas with the generated response.

Append to canvas
Adds the generated response to the end of the existing canvas content.

We are also developing an Add at cursor option, which will allow you to insert generated content at a specific location inside the canvas.

⏹ Stop generating directly from the chat button

The stop-generating action is now built into the chat button.

While Magnity is generating a response, you can click the chat button to stop the generation.

This replaces the previous separate stop-generating control and keeps the main chat actions in one place.

📊 Generate charts from your content

You can now ask Magnity to turn information in the chat into a chart.

For example, you can ask Magnity to create:

• A bar chart
• A line chart
• A chart comparing different values
• A visual representation of performance data
• Other chart formats relevant to the information provided

Magnity will interpret the information and select or create an appropriate visual format.

Charts cannot yet be added directly to the canvas. We are adding this functionality in the next release.

📋 Create formatted tables (coming soon)

You can also ask Magnity to turn content or data into a formatted table.

Rather than returning a basic text table, Magnity can now present the information in a more structured and visually readable format.

This can be used for comparisons, performance overviews, content inventories, research findings, plans, and many other types of structured information.

Formatted tables cannot yet be transferred directly to the canvas. This will be added alongside chart support in an upcoming release.

🔗 Agents can now work with other agents

Magnity’s agents can now communicate with the Rules Agent and other agents.

This introduces the foundation for workflows where one agent can use the capabilities, context, or output of another agent.

For example, you can add 30 pages of content to the Content Agent and ask Magnity to update a market language ruleset with vocabulary identified across the material.

The Content Agent can analyze the content and work with the Rules Agent to produce the updated vocabulary.

This is an early version of a much broader cross-agent architecture. We will add more functionality around agent collaboration during the coming weeks and months.

🧰 External tools and data connections

We have also opened Magnity up for external tools and data sources.

Current connection options include:

• Google Search Console
• Google Analytics
• DataForSEO
• Other SEO tools where relevant

Once a connection has been configured, Magnity can use the connected data inside the Content Agent.

You can, for example, ask Magnity to:

• Show the performance of specific content
• Analyze traffic and search performance
• Conduct SEO analysis
• Conduct GEO analysis
• Identify content opportunities
• Combine content analysis with performance data
• Create charts and tables based on connected data

These capabilities are currently available through the Content Agent and will soon also become available in the Webpage Agent and moire.

Please contact your Magnity administrator if you are interested in enabling one or more of these connections. We can help you do that initally. Soon you admin will be able to do so themselves.

🌐 Start chatting without selecting a content tile

Previously, you needed to add a tile from the content library before starting a conversation with Magnity.

You can now open the chat and begin a conversation without first selecting or adding content.

You can use the open chat to ask Magnity questions about:

• Magnity functionality
• How to perform a task
• How different agents work
• The content already available in your project
• The tools and capabilities available to you

You cannot yet ask this chat to build a complete email, webpage, or social media post from scratch.

However, this is the next logical step in its development.

💬 Introducing the foundation for All Chat

The open chat will soon be referred to as All Chat.

Today, most Magnity chats relate to a specific element, such as a headline, body text, module, or template field.

All Chat is designed to become the place where you communicate with the complete asset or project.

Instead of only talking to an individual element, you will be able to talk to the entire webpage, email, flow, or collection of content.

This could allow you to ask Magnity to:

“Add two more modules about topic A.”

“Make all the articles in this email feel more connected.”

“Adjust the entire webpage for a specific persona.”

“Create a set of webpages and emails based on this brief.”

“Review the complete email and identify what is missing.”

“Use the Content Agent plan to build the required assets.”

All Chat will gradually become a central interaction layer across Magnity, allowing you to coordinate work across content, templates, agents, tools, and data sources.

⚠️ Current limitations

This is a major frontend release, but some parts of the new experience are still being completed.

Known limitations in this release:

• Charts cannot yet be added directly to the canvas
• Formatted tables cannot yet be added directly to the canvas
• Add at cursor is still under development
• The open chat cannot yet build complete assets from scratch
• Rich text formatting is still located in the chat inside the Content Agent
• Some older areas, including the Flow Blueprint and Control Panel, have not yet received the complete redesign
• The burger menu may look or behave slightly differently when moving between the new interfaces and older parts of Magnity

These areas will be updated during the coming releases.

🛠 The remaining interface is being redesigned

We know there are still smaller parts of Magnity that need a visual and interaction update, particularly the Flow Blueprint and areas inside the Control Panel.

We are actively redesigning these areas.

During the next few weeks, you may therefore notice that the burger menu looks slightly different when you move between the newly redesigned agents and the Control Panel, where parts of the previous interface are still implemented.

The platform should remain fully usable throughout this transition.

🎯 Why this matters

The new frontend is not only intended to make Magnity look better.

Moving the application to React.js has reduced the size and complexity of the frontend codebase and gives us a much stronger foundation for future development.

The new interaction model also brings the canvas, chat, agents, tools, and content library closer together.

This lays the groundwork for capabilities such as:

• More tools directly inside the chat
• Charts and tables that can be added to content
• All Chat across complete assets and projects
• Deeper collaboration between agents
• Content creation based on live performance data
• More advanced SEO and GEO workflows
• Complete emails and webpages built directly from a conversation
• Coordinated creation of multiple assets from a single brief

We hope the new interface feels smoother, clearer, and easier to use.

We are excited to complete the remaining areas and continue building on the new foundation.

Questions or feedback?
Our support team is here to help:
✉️ ulsa@magnity.ai | 📞 +45 29 35 25 78

Thank you for using Magnity.

— The Magnity Development Team

This release introduces a new Adoption area in the Control Panel, improves how findings are handled in the Compliance Agent, and adds more flexibility to compliance rules through asset type selection and verification-focused findings.

We are also still working on the broader front-end redesign and expect to be done with that within the coming two weeks.
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📈 New “Adoption” menu in the Control Panel

There is now a new Adoption menu item in the Control Panel.

This is the first version of a new area designed to help customers drive onboarding, adoption, and shared project workflows in a more structured way.

In Adoption, you can now:

• View onboarding project status as a new customer
• See adoption metrics related to usage of the platform
• Manage projects you are doing together with us
• Create projects
• Add stages
• Add tasks
• Assign tasks to team members
• Add files to stages
• Comment on stages

Team members will also receive reminders and updates via email when something changes or when milestones are close to being exceeded.

Why this matters

The purpose of this feature is to build an interface where adoption of the platform can be supported through workflow management.

Right now, everything is manual. But over time, this lays the groundwork for a more agentic setup.

For example, in the future you could imagine Magnity creating a project for you automatically, such as Newsletter 34, and then assigning users to tasks based on roles and responsibilities.

This first version is the beginning of that direction.

✅ Compliance Agent: grouped findings as the default view

We have adjusted the interface of the Compliance Agent so that findings are now shown grouped together by default when analysing an asset.

Grouping can be toggled on or off.

When grouping is turned on, findings are grouped by things such as:

• Categorization
• Topic
• Rule ID
• Related issue type

This is meant to make the interface easier to work with, especially when many findings relate to the same kind of issue.

Example

If there are 5 findings related to an unapproved use of a hyphen, these findings can now be shown as one grouped issue containing 5 findings.

This helps in two ways:

• It makes the interface easier to understand
• It allows you to work more efficiently with bulk remediation of the same type of issue

🏷 Asset type selection in the Compliance Agent

When you upload an asset into the Compliance Agent, you must now select the asset type from a dropdown.

Examples include:

• Landing page
• Email
• White paper
• Video
• Article
• Other document types

The reason for this is that we have now added the value of this field as a merge field in the rules.

This means you can now make parts of your rules conditional on the type of asset being analysed.

Example

You could write a rule such as:
If the asset type is video, do not run any boilerplate analysis.”

This makes the Compliance Agent much more flexible and allows your rules to become more context-aware.

🔎 Verification is now a dedicated skill option

We have also added verification as a specific option in the agent skills.

This means that when a finding recommends that something should be verified rather than changed, it will no longer show up as a “change this into that” type of recommendation.

This is important because not every issue is a direct rewrite problem. Some findings are better handled as checks, confirmations, or validation tasks.

The result is a more precise and more helpful review experience.

🎯 Why this matters

This release is about making Magnity easier to use in practice while also making the underlying system smarter.

The new Adoption area helps structure platform rollout and shared work.

Grouped findings reduce noise in Compliance Agent reviews.
Asset type selection makes rules more context-aware.
And verification as a separate skill improves the quality of recommendations.

All of this supports our broader ambition to make Magnity a more intelligent and operationally useful agentic system.

🔮 Upcoming features

We are continuing work in two important areas.

New front-end redesign

We are releasing a new and redesigned front-end interface with many improvements.

The reason is simple: it will make development of features such as review, collaboration, agents, and other advanced capabilities much easier to implement.

Rebuilt crawler

We are also rebuilding the crawler so it becomes:

• Better at handling corner cases when identifying URLs across markets
• Better at understanding localized page relationships
• Better at formatting scraped text so it is immediately more readable

This will improve both the quality of collected source material and the overall usefulness of content inside Magnity.

Questions or feedback?

Our support team is here to help:
✉️ ulsa@magnity.ai | 📞 +45 29 35 25 78

Thank you for using Magnity.
— The Magnity Development Team

This release focuses on improving two important workflows in Magnity: planning and scheduling social media posts, and collaborating around compliance findings.

We are also continuing our larger UX and design overhaul of the application, but those changes are not ready to release just yet. More on that soon.

📅 Calendar view in the Social Media Agent

We have added calendar functionality to the Social Media Agent.

When scheduling posts, you can now choose between:

• List view
• Calendar view

This makes it easier to see what is planned, when posts are scheduled, and how your social media activity is distributed over time.

You can also click a scheduled post directly from the calendar and return to working on that post.

In addition, you can now select geographic targeting when scheduling social media posts.

💬 Comments in the Compliance Agent

You can now add comments to findings in the Compliance Agent.

This enables simple collaboration around compliance findings, especially when several people need to review, clarify, or discuss an issue before it is resolved.

Comments can be used to:

• Add context to a finding
• Explain why a finding should be changed, resolved, or dismissed
• Leave notes for colleagues or reviewers
• Support a more practical review workflow

This is one of the next steps in making the Compliance Agent more useful as a collaborative review environment.

✍️ Add findings manually in the Compliance Agent

You can now manually add findings in the Compliance Agent.

When reviewing the preview text, you can highlight a piece of text and click Add finding manually.

This opens a new finding where you can add:

• Description
• Suggested change
• Severity level

This is useful when you spot something that Magnity has not flagged automatically, or when you want to add a human review point to the compliance report.

It also makes the Compliance Agent more flexible, because findings can now come from both AI analysis and manual reviewer input.

🎨 Larger UX and design overhaul underway

We are currently working on a major UX and design overhaul of Magnity.

This work is not ready to release yet, but it is progressing and will shape how Magnity becomes easier, faster, and more intuitive to use across agents and builders.

Please stand by. We will share more when the first parts are ready.

🎯 Why this matters

This release improves both planning and review.

The Social Media Agent now gives you a clearer overview of scheduled content, while the Compliance Agent becomes more collaborative and flexible.

Together, these changes support our broader direction: making Magnity a more complete agentic operating system for B2B marketing, where content can be planned, built, checked, reviewed, and improved in one connected workflow.

Questions or feedback?

Our support team is here to help:
✉️ ulsa@magnity.ai | 📞 +45 29 35 25 78

Thank you for using Magnity.
— The Magnity Development Team

This release improves the depth and quality of the Compliance Agent, expands what you can upload directly in agent chat, and adds a few important upgrades to the Persona Agent and Rules Agent.

🛡️ Compliance Agent: new 3-step analysis cycle

We have upgraded the Compliance Agent analysis cycle so each report now runs through three analysis steps instead of one.

The new flow works like this:

1. Initial analysis run
   Magnity performs the first standard analysis of the selected content.
2. Second analysis run with memory
   Magnity then performs a second run while keeping the first run in memory. This helps it identify additional findings and reconsider edge cases with more context.
3. Third review and merge run
   Finally, Magnity performs a third pass where it merges the two previous analysis runs, removes duplicates, and distributes ownership of findings into the right reports.

This means the Compliance Agent is now better at:
• Catching more relevant findings
• Reducing duplicate findings
• Assigning findings to the right analysis report
• Producing a cleaner and more trustworthy result set

📎 Upload files and images directly in chat

We are now offering the ability to upload files directly into agent chat using the plus icon.

Supported formats currently include:
• PDF
• Word
• PowerPoint
• TXT
• Images

Magnity can now read these formats when they are uploaded through chat, which also means that Magnity can now read images.

This is currently available in:
• The Rules Agent
• The Persona Agent

We will be adding this capability to all chats soon.

👤 Persona Agent: create industry descriptions

We have upgraded the Persona Agent so it can now also create industry descriptions for you.

This makes it easier to build stronger persona setups where personas and industries work together as part of your personalization, planning, and flow logic.

🧠 Rules Agent improvements

We have upgraded the Rules Agent and fixed a few smaller issues related to changing multiple rules at once.

Most importantly, we fixed an issue where changing multiple rules could sometimes result in a greyed-out Action Block button, preventing you from proceeding properly.

This is now working as intended.

🔮 Upcoming features

We are working on several important upgrades behind the scenes.

A rebuilt crawler

We are rebuilding our crawler so it becomes more advanced in how it identifies localized URLs.

The goal is to improve:
• Local variant detection
• International URL matching
• Content consistency across markets

We also want the crawler to format the text it collects before saving it, using an open source model operating locally.

Folders in Projects view

As part of our redesign efforts, we are adding folders to the Projects view.

This will make it much easier to organize work at scale.

Proactive rule intelligence

We are also working on proactive rule intelligence.

This means Magnity will begin learning from your rule-related interactions and will be able to suggest rule changes on an ongoing basis through the Rules Agent.

Front-end redesign and structured React library

We are redesigning the general interface and adding a more structured React component library to the front end.

This will:
• Make the interface more user friendly
• Make Magnity easier to develop further
• Support the broader transition toward a more agent-ready experience

🎯 Why this matters

This release improves two of the things that matter most when building an agentic operating system:

• Better reasoning quality
• Better contextual input

The Compliance Agent now performs a much more robust review cycle, and the ability to upload richer file types directly into chat gives agents more ways to understand what you are working on.

Together with the upgrades to the Persona Agent and Rules Agent, this is another step toward making Magnity more intelligent, more flexible, and easier to work with.

Questions or feedback?

Our support team is here to help:
✉️ ulsa@magnity.ai | 📞 +45 29 35 25 78

Thank you for using Magnity.
— The Magnity Development Team

This week’s release focuses on three major improvements.

First, you can now add files and images to all remaining chats in Magnity.
Second, we are releasing folders for projects.
Third, we have significantly reduced the initial information load in the Compliance Agent to make review easier and faster.

📎 Add files and images to any chat

Last week we released the ability to add files to chat in the Rules Agent and Persona Agent using the small + icon on the left side of the chat.

That release went well, and we are now rolling out the same capability to all remaining chats in:

• Email
• Webpage
• SoMe
• Content Agent

Compliance Agent will follow as well, but we still need to implement a few agentic pieces there first.

You can now upload:

• PPT
• DOCX
• TXT
• PDF
• Images

This means you can feed a chat with much richer context.

Examples:
• Add an image of a webpage and ask Magnity to extract the content and give you a conversion optimization analysis
• Add campaign plans as screenshots or images and ask Magnity to build from them
• Upload visual concepts you want to discuss or improve
• Use uploaded images as the starting point for image editing or re-use

You can also choose Add content manually, which opens a field where you can simply paste in text as a manual source.

This makes chat much more flexible and much better suited for real work, where your input is rarely just one tile or one page.

📁 Folders for projects

We are also releasing folders for projects.

While this sounds simple, it is a meaningful improvement to how you organize work in Magnity.

You can now:

• Create folders
• Delete folders
• Create nested folders
• Drag and drop projects into folders
• Move a project into a folder using the ... menu
• Select what folder to save a project in directly from one of the agents

This should make it much easier to keep your projects organized and manageable over time.

✅ Compliance Agent: reduced information load and easier review

We have made a significant update to the Compliance Agent interface to reduce the amount of information shown at once and make findings easier to work with.

What has changed

Removed left-side finding details panel
We have removed the entire left tab that previously showed finding details.
Instead, details now live directly under each finding card in the Analysis tab and can be expanded by clicking See details.

Replaced explanatory text under category headlines
We removed the explanatory text below the findings section headlines and replaced it with pills showing the severity level distribution for the category findings.

Redesigned finding cards
We have redesigned how each finding card works.

First, we now show the suggestion by default instead of the description.

Suggestions contain two fields:

• Replace this
• With this

“Replace this” is tinted red/coral, and “With this” is tinted green. This makes the key action much easier to understand immediately.

Second, we removed the subcategories called Resolved and Dismissed as separate movement states in the interface. Previously, cards moved around when state changed, which created confusion. Now cards stay in place regardless of whether they are:

• Finding
• Fixed
• Resolved
• Dismissed

You can still filter by these states if needed.

Third, each card now has a very clear color and matching pill/tag based on state:

• Yellow = Finding
• Purple = Fixed
• Green = Resolved
• Coral / Red = Dismissed

The matching text in the raw source is highlighted accordingly, making it much easier to understand the status of each issue.

⏭ Coming very soon to Compliance Agent

We are already working on the next set of additions, likely for early next week.

Comments on findings

Each finding will be commentable by users, so you can add extra information for reviewers or coworkers.

Add finding manually

You will be able to highlight text and add a finding manually.
When text is highlighted, a small hover button will appear and open a new finding card you can edit.

Feedback when dismissing

When dismissing a finding, you will be asked to give feedback. This will not be mandatory, but it will help teach the system where it fails and support future proactive rule updates.

Select document type

We will add the ability to define a document type, such as:

• Email
• Article
• Press release
• Webpage

This will become available as a merge field in rules, so you can write rules specific to document type.
For example, for email analysis you may not want to review the header and footer.

We do not have a release date yet, but we hope as soon as next week.

🛠 Other fixes and updates

Word upload fix in Compliance Agent

We fixed an issue where Word documents with many nested tables were not read correctly.
They are now handled properly in the Compliance Agent.

Flow Builder improvement

We adjusted the Flow Builder so that subject line and preheader are now built in sequence.

This means the preheader now knows what the subject line is before it is created, just like in the ordinary email builder.

Email exporter safeguard

We adjusted the email exporter so unsaved email projects can no longer be exported.

This prevents several potential file-related issues.

🤖 Agentic backend preparations across all builders

We have now made preparations so that all builders have an agentic backend.

For the more technical among you, this means we can begin introducing inter-agent connectivity.

Examples of what this could enable:
• Invoke the Rules Agent from the Email Agent
• Invoke the upcoming SEO/GEO Agent, or Findability Agent, from the Webpage Agent
• Invoke the Compliance Agent from the Content Agent

This opens up many possible concepts and workflows.

It is also an important path toward a stronger review and collaboration setup around content creation. There is still work to do before this is fully connected, but the groundwork is now in place.

🧠 Learning from first draft and final export states

We are also beginning to store emails, webpages, and SoMe posts in both:

• First draft mode
• Final export mode

Over time, this can be fed into the Rules Agent.

The purpose is to move toward self-correcting agentic networks that learn from your interactions and suggest rule changes as a consequence.

This is not finished yet, but development is underway.

🔮 Looking ahead

We have more things underway that we believe will continue pushing the marketing space forward, and we will share more as we get closer.

The long-term goal remains the same:

To build an Agentic OS for B2B marketing that behaves like an autonomous marketing agent.

These releases are all steps in that direction.

Questions or feedback?

Our support team is here to help:
✉️ ulsa@magnity.ai | 📞 +45 29 35 25 78

Thank you for using Magnity.
— The Magnity Development Team

Today we are releasing another agent as part of our redesign and our effort to make Magnity more functional, more helpful, and easier to use: the Persona Agent.

The Persona Agent adds AI directly to persona work in Magnity, making it much easier to create, improve, evaluate, and manage personas as part of a more agent-driven workflow.

👤 Introducing the Persona Agent

The Persona Agent is an AI agent built specifically for persona creation and optimization.

Just like the Rules Agent, it allows you to chat directly with your personas and ask Magnity to help with persona-related work across multiple levels.

You can now use the Persona Agent to:

• Edit existing personas
• Evaluate whether personas are strong enough
• Research new information relevant to personas
• Create new personas from scratch
• Add images or edit persona avatars using OpenAI Image 2.0
• Compare personas and identify overlaps or gaps
• Work more intelligently with industries and persona context

This gives you a much more flexible and intelligent way to work with personas than simple manual editing.

🧠 What the Persona Agent understands

The Persona Agent is built with a broad set of persona-related skills. We will not list them all here, but in practice it means you now have an agent that can help with much more than just editing a persona field.

It can help you:

• Judge whether a persona is too weak, vague, or overlapping
• Improve persona structure and clarity
• Turn research into better persona definitions
• Understand how industries influence personas
• Evaluate how personas and personalization rules fit together
• Create personas that are more operational and useful in actual content generation

This is especially important if you are working seriously with personalization and want personas to be something more than just static descriptions.

🖼 Avatar editing and generation with OpenAI Image 2.0

The Persona Agent can also help generate or update persona avatars using OpenAI Image 2.0.

This means you can create a new persona and add a fitting avatar, or improve and update the avatar of an existing persona, directly as part of your persona workflow.

🗂 Updated persona interface

Alongside the Persona Agent, we have also slightly updated the persona interface.

The interface is now more contemporary and easier to work with.
You can now more easily:

• Edit personas
• Duplicate personas
• Delete personas
• Disable personas

These actions are now available from icons at the top of the avatar image, making persona management faster and more intuitive.

📄 Backup PDF export agent

We have also added a backup PDF export agent.

This means Magnity now has a fallback mechanism for PDF export, so you are less likely to experience downtime if one of our external suppliers has issues.

This happens automatically in the background.

🧾 HTML-friendly rules formatting

We have also made our rules HTML formatting friendly.

This means that if you ask the Rules Agent to format your rules more nicely, it can now save them in a more readable format using:

• Bold text
• Bullets
• Better visual structure

This makes longer rulesets easier to read, review, and maintain.

🔮 What’s next

We are currently looking at the crawler next, along with further items in the Magnity redesign.

There is more to come as we continue evolving Magnity toward a more agentic and easier-to-use system.

Stay tuned.

🎯 Why this matters

The Persona Agent is another important step toward turning Magnity into an agentic operating system for B2B marketing.

Personas are central to personalization, planning, flow creation, and content relevance. By adding an agent directly to persona work, we make it easier to improve the quality of personas and ensure they are actually useful in the rest of Magnity.

Together with the Rules Agent and the ongoing redesign, this pushes Magnity further toward a much more intelligent, connected, and usable system.

Questions or feedback?

Our support team is here to help:

✉️ ulsa@magnity.ai | 📞 +45 29 35 25 78

Thank you for using Magnity.
— The Magnity Development Team

Today we are releasing a major stepping stone toward a multi-agent network that can operate as part of a B2B marketing operating system: the Rules Agent.

Magnity has always offered a huge degree of freedom and flexibility through its layered rule system. That flexibility is powerful, but it also comes with complexity and responsibility. So we decided to build an agent specifically to help you understand, navigate, optimize, and safely update your rules.

This release also includes updates to the Content Agent, the Compliance Agent, a new home page, and a few important fixes.

🧠 Introducing the Rules Agent

The Rules Agent is an AI reasoning agent attached to your rules.

It understands:
• How your rules are structured
• How they relate to each other
• How merge fields work
• How rules affect content generation across Magnity
• How to safely suggest and apply updates

It comes with:
• A general chat for all rules
• A dedicated chat for each individual rule

You can use it to:
• Ask questions about your rules
• Optimize all rules at once
• Optimize a category of rules
• Optimize a single rule
• Ask for recommendations
• Discuss changes before applying them
• Get suggested edits
• Let the agent perform the changes for you
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🧰 The 7 skills of the Rules Agent

The Rules Agent uses a set of specialized skills to reason about your rules and decide what to do.

From the current setup, these skills include:

• How rules are organised
Helps explain the overall structure of the rule system and how the different rule layers fit together.

• Key relationships
Explains how rules influence each other and what dependencies exist between them.

• Proposing rule updates
Helps draft improvements, rewrites, or optimizations to rules based on your intent.

• Reviewing rule quality
Evaluates whether a rule is clear, useful, redundant, too vague, or potentially conflicting.

• Using merge fields
Explains and helps update merge fields correctly so rules use the right dynamic inputs.

• Version history and rollback
Understands how rule versions, snapshots, and rollback work so experimentation stays safe.

• Element generation order and dependencies
Explains how rules affect content generation order and how certain rules depend on output from others.

• External research and inspiration
Helps reason about outside inspiration and how to translate intent into better rules without breaking your existing setup.
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🗂 A redesigned rules interface

We have redesigned the rules interface to make it much easier to understand, use, and navigate.

When you open your rules, you now land in the All rules view, and the chat on the right tells you that you are currently chatting with all rules.

You can:
• Filter by source and medium
• Search rules
• Sort rules alphabetically
• Sort by latest updated

This makes it much easier to find the rules you just changed, or the rules you want to review next.

🏷 Updated rule category names

We have updated the names of rule categories to better reflect their purpose and context.

The changes are:

• Global rules → Brand rules
• Local rules → Market rules
• Base prompts → Element rules and Element prompts

You can now also work with:

• Task rules

This is where personalization and translation rules now live.

• Flow rules
These now live under Element rules.

🔎 Better visibility into rules and merge fields

When you expand a rule, you can now see:
• A short description of what it does
• The rule itself

For element, market, and task rules and prompts, you can also see the merge fields used by the rule.

Merge fields are the dynamic pieces of text Magnity inserts during generation, such as:
• The URL of the tile you used
• The selected language
• The scraped source text
• Other runtime context

If you are unsure what they do, the Rules Agent can explain them to you.

🧱 Rule Stack view

When you click a specific rule, the chat for that rule opens.

Next to the chat, you will now find a new tab: Rule Stack.

This shows you what other rules influence the rule you are working with. That matters when making changes, because rules rarely live in isolation.

The Rules Agent understands the Rule Stack as well, so when it suggests or applies changes, it takes the surrounding rule context into account.

🕘 Version history, snapshots, and rollback

In the top right corner you can now access Rules History and see the changes that have happened.

You can also click a new function called Snapshot, which lets you save a snapshot of all your rules before experimenting.

This is especially helpful before making changes across multiple rules.

In addition, each individual rule still supports rollback to its five latest versions, so if you only want to undo one rule change, you can do that quickly.

🧾 Diff view and action block

When the Rules Agent suggests an update, it will always offer to show you a diff.

The diff makes the change transparent by showing:
• Removed text in red and struck through
• New text in green
• The changes side by side

It will also offer an Action Block, where you can see the full updated rule and either:

• Accept
• Dismiss

If you accept, a new rule version is created and saved automatically.

This gives you a much safer and more flexible way to optimize rules and experiment with rule sets.

🎥 More to come on the Rules Agent

There are more details to the Rules Agent than we can reasonably cover here. We will go through those in an upcoming training video.

If you would like a more detailed walkthrough, we are also happy to offer a full 1-hour presentation free of charge.

Please reach out to your admin.

The next step for the Rules Agent is to allow it to make proactive rule suggestions. We are working toward that now, but there are a few things we need to build first.

This is one of many steps toward an agentic OS for B2B marketing.

✍️ Content Agent updates

We have made a few useful additions to the Content Agent.

Copy text from the canvas

You can now copy text directly from the Content Agent canvas using a small copy icon in the top right corner.

Replace or Add to canvas

In the chat, you can now choose between:

• Replace
This replaces the text in the canvas with the selected chat response.

• Add to canvas
This adds the selected text to the bottom of the canvas.

This is especially helpful when building campaign plans or other structured documents that expand as you work.

✅ Compliance Agent updates

We have made two important improvements to the Compliance Agent.

Export multiple analysis runs into one document

You can now run multiple analyses and choose which analysis you want to export findings and remediations from as comments.

This means you can analyze a PDF in multiple steps and still get all suggestions collected into one exported document.

Easier manual editing

A new Manual edit button makes it easier to manually replace a found issue directly. This is a fast and practical way to edit content when you know exactly what needs changing.

Compliance chat can now apply debated fixes

We have also fixed the chat in the Compliance Agent so that it can now apply the fixes you reach through discussion in the chat itself.

🖼 OpenAI Image Model 2.0 is now live

We are very happy to announce that Magnity is now using OpenAI’s new Image Model 2.0 for both image creation and editing.

You can use it:
• In the Content Agent
• In the image cropper

If you have not tried the new image capabilities yet, give them a spin.

For example:
“Give me an image of my brand’s top product as a blueprint infographic. Search for product details.”

Here is ours :D

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🏠 New home page

You will also notice that the start page has been redesigned.

The new home page now allows you to:
• See the last four projects you worked on
• Pick between the available agent builders you have access to
• Read the latest news

This, together with the Rules Agent, is an early look at the broader redesign we need to undertake as we move toward an agentic OS.

🔮 Upcoming features

We are currently making backend updates so that more of Magnity can be transformed into agents.

This new approach also demands a new design direction, which we have wanted for a long time. We are now actively working on that.

A larger Magnity redesign

We are going to redesign Magnity. As part of that redesign, several smaller but highly useful features will arrive, including:

• Folders
• Comparison views
• Review features
• Other quality-of-life improvements

This will take a few weeks, but it should make the interface significantly better, more helpful, more intuitive, and more flexible.

Stay tuned for more.

🛠 Minor fixes

We have fixed a couple of important issues:

• Previously, if you used a high thinking model on a very large task, Magnity could appear not to respond. This happened because the underlying Umbraco backend timed out if no response was returned within four minutes. This is no longer a problem, and the model can now think as long as needed before responding.
This means you can now use high thinking models for tasks such as translating large volumes of text.

• We have also fixed the chat in the Compliance Agent so that it can now apply any fixes you discuss your way toward in the chat.

Questions or feedback?

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✉️ ulsa@magnity.ai | 📞 +45 29 35 25 78

Thank you for using Magnity.

— The Magnity Development Team