This release upgrades how you work with context in Magnity. Personas and industries are now available throughout the platform and can be applied at any point in your work, not only when you create content variants.

🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Personas and industries are now part of the content library

Personas and industry descriptions have now been added automatically to the content library.

This means you can:
• Filter the library to find any persona profile or industry description
• Drag it into any chat in Magnity
• Use it as context for analysis, planning, and creation

This makes persona and industry context a reusable building block that you can apply exactly when you need it.

🎯 Why this changes how you build plans and flows

By being able to apply personas and industries as context, you can now build much richer and more relevant outputs.

Use case example
When building an automation flow plan in the Content Agent that you want to turn into a full automation flow using the Flow Agent, you can now drag in the persona profile and or industry description first.

Magnity will then:
• Tailor the automation plan to the persona and or industry
• Prioritize the sources that are most relevant to that persona and context
• Adapt the flow progression to match their needs, motivations, and challenges

This is not just rewriting. The flow is designed for the persona from the start.

That means you can build multiple flow variations where each version has a different focal point, and where the logic of the flow changes, not only the wording.

🤖 Why this matters

This feature opens the aperture for building much more contextual and customer-relevant automation flows. It is also an important step toward Magnity becoming a more autonomous marketing agent, where planning and orchestration becomes as personalized as the content itself.

🛠 Fixed bugs and improvements

We have fixed a number of issues across Content Agent, Flow Agent, and Projects.

• Fixed a filtering issue where the number of selected pages could be counted incorrectly
• Fixed an issue where URLs in the Content Agent canvas were present but invisible due to missing link formatting
• Fixed a PDF loading bug where each page load added unnecessary delay when adding PDFs to chat. PDFs now load much faster
• Flow projects in the Projects menu now have an image, making them easier to recognize. You can also sort projects to show only flows or only single projects
• Fixed an issue where the Build plan in flow builder button disappeared after reloading a saved automation flow plan in the Content Agent
• Fixed a rich text editor issue where text above a bullet list could inherit bullet formatting after being added to chat and reopened in the editor
• Added a modal after creating a flow blueprint from a plan. Previously we tried to take you directly to the blueprint, but many users did not notice where it ended up. You can now click a clear button to open your blueprint

⚠️ Known minor issues

We currently see an issue when crawling websites with many language versions, especially when markets are separated using backend folder rules.

If you experience crawling problems, reach out to us and we can help you overcome this manually. This is our number one priority to fix this week.

🔮 What we are building next

Custom landing page templates
Last week we began building modular landing page templates where you can add modules in any order. This will allow much richer landing page variations.

To make this work well, we need to agree with you on which modules should be supported, since each module must also map correctly into integrations and exports.

We are still a few weeks away from launching this fully, but we will keep you updated. If all goes well, the same modular approach will also be added to emails.

Improved Sitecore integration
We are also working on a more solid Sitecore integration. This will not impact everyone, but it is critical for our Sitecore customers.

🎥 Training video for Flow Agent

Now that most Flow Agent functionality is live, we will publish a training video this week. Please be patient, and do not hesitate to reach out if you want a walkthrough or want to see it in detail.

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 is the second release of the Flow Agent, and it completes the autonomy loop.

You can now go from concept and planning in the Content Agent to a complete Flow Blueprint and fully built email flow, in minutes.

🤖 Flow Agent autonomy: build flows directly from Content Agent plans

When you ask Magnity to create a flow, drip campaign, automation program, or any series of connected emails in the Content Agent, a small interface will appear in the chat asking whether you want to create a Flow.

If you select yes, Magnity will:
• Build the automation plan as usual
• Include an Automation Flow Architecture section in the plan
• Automatically detect what templates available for building emails
• Use that architecture as the key for building a Flow Blueprint
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Once the plan is finished, a new button appears above the canvas allowing you to build the blueprint directly.

🧩 Auto-generate a Flow Blueprint from the plan

Clicking Build blueprint will automatically:
• Convert the automation plan into a Flow Blueprint
• Add the automation plan itself to the blueprint as shared flow context
• Load the blueprint so you can review it before building the flow

From there, you can build the flow exactly as in the previous Flow Agent release.

🔁 The complete value chain is now live

This release completes the end-to-end workflow:

Concept or idea
→ Automation plan (Content Agent)
→ Automation blueprint (Flow Agent)
→ Fully built automation flow

All generated and connected through GenAI, while still allowing you to review and adjust at each step.

🛠 Fixed bugs

• Fixed an issue where persona titles could be mispositioned on landing pages and SoMe posts

More minor bug fixes will be included in the next release.

⚠️ Known issues

Blueprint loading for the next 24 hours
When you create a blueprint from the Content Agent during the next 24 hours, it will be created correctly, but you must either allow pop ups in your browser or open it manually from the Flow Builder:
• Click Load in the top black bar
• Select the blueprint from the dropdown

This will soon be replaced with a modal in the Content Agent that asks whether you want to open the blueprint immediately.

Filters can hide tile types after market change
If you apply a filter (for example selecting only documents), switch to another market, and then reopen filters, you may see that webpages and videos are missing.

This only happens in this specific sequence and is a minor issue, but we will fix it in the next release.

Reset password emails can be blocked or flagged
In some cases reset password emails end up in spam or are rejected. We are working on improving deliverability.

If you experience this, reach out and we can reset your password manually.

Rich text editor bullet formatting edge case
If you:
• Add bullets in the rich text editor
• Insert them into an email
• Continue chatting
• Reopen the rich text editor

The top paragraph can sometimes become a bullet as well. This can be corrected in the editor, but we know it is annoying and we will fix it.

🎯 Why this matters

Flow Agent v2 is a major step toward Magnity’s long-term goal: building automation end-to-end with the help of GenAI.

It removes the manual handoff between planning and execution and gives you a fast, structured path from idea to a complete flow that you can edit, refine, translate, personalize, and export.

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 first version of the Flow Agent.

The Flow Agent allows you to build email flows as a coherent sequence, rather than treating each email as a standalone project. It introduces a structured way to plan, build, and refine multi-step communication where each email understands its role in the journey.

This is a major milestone for Magnity and a foundational step toward more autonomous marketing workflows.

🧠 What is the Flow Agent

The Flow Agent introduces a new way of working with email by separating planning from execution, while keeping everything connected.

It consists of three main parts:

1. The Flow Builder
   Where you define the structure and sequence of a flow and create a blueprint.
2. The Flow Project
   Where the blueprint is materialized into individual email projects that are linked together.
3. Flow-aware emails
   Emails that behave like normal Magnity emails, but understand their position and purpose in the flow.

🧩 The Flow Builder (creating a blueprint)

When you click Flows from the home page, you are taken to a canvas where you build the flow blueprint.

➕ Adding emails to the flow

You can add emails to the canvas in two ways:

• As the next email in the flow
• As a reminder email

If an email is added as a reminder, the email it refers to is copied and reminder-specific rules are applied.

If an email is added as the next step, it understands the email that came before it and uses that context when being written.

You can add as many emails as you want to a flow.

🎨 Templates and content

Each email in the blueprint includes:

• A template selector, where you can choose any email template available in Magnity
• Support for drag and drop tiles into email module fields, just like in the normal email builder

🗂 Flow-level context

In the lower left corner of the canvas, you will find Manage context.

This allows you to add shared context that applies to the entire flow. You can:

• Upload documents
• Drag in tiles
• Add written instructions

This context can represent a flow plan, reference material, industry context, rules, or any other information you want Magnity to consider across all emails.

You can also add explicit instructions describing how Magnity should use the context, for example:

“This is the flow plan, please follow this structure for each email.”
“This flow is built for a specific industry. Apply this perspective throughout.”

The Flow Builder understands the sequence of emails, meaning instructions can be applied step by step if your plan includes specific guidance for each email.

▶️ Building the flow

Once the blueprint is ready, you can:

• Give the flow a name
• Save it
• Click Build flow

Magnity will then build the emails one by one, in sequence, to ensure coherence.

Each email understands:

• The previous emails in the flow
• The shared flow context
• Its role in the sequence

This process takes some time depending on the number of emails, but the result is a flow that feels like one continuous experience rather than a series of disconnected messages.

📂 Loading and managing flows

You can load previously saved flow blueprints by clicking Load in the top black bar and selecting a flow from the dropdown.

Flow projects can also be found under Projects in the burger menu. They appear as flow projects, and opening one reveals all the email projects that belong to the flow.

This makes it easy to return to flows you are working on, refine them over time, or reuse them as a starting point for new programs.

We are already exploring ways to make this experience more visual and engaging.

🗃 The Flow Project

When a flow has been built, Magnity creates a Flow Project.

A Flow Project is a folder that contains all emails in the flow. Each email is a normal Magnity email project and can be edited, translated, personalized, and exported just like any other email.

You can open individual emails directly from the Flow Project or move between them as you work.

🔁 Working with flow-aware emails

When working inside an email that belongs to a flow, you will see a flow icon in the lower left corner of the black bottom bar.

Clicking this expands a mini flow diagram that shows how the emails relate to each other and allows you to navigate between them.

This makes it much easier to fine-tune individual emails while keeping the overall flow intact.

✉️ Flow-aware emails

Each email in a flow is created just like a normal Magnity email, with full support for:

• Translation
• Personalization
• Templates
• Content tiles

The difference is that emails adhere to the flow instructions and understand what came before them. This helps avoid repetition, inconsistencies, and disconnected messaging.

🛠 Fixed bugs

• Fixed an issue where images could fail to load if a server later denied crawler access to an image that was previously accessible.
This caused prolonged loading times in the image cropper. The issue is now resolved.

⚠️ Current limitations

This is the first release of the Flow Agent, and more functionality will follow.

Known limitations in version 1

• You cannot export all emails in a flow at once. Each email must be exported individually
• Flow blueprints cannot yet be generated automatically from a flow plan created in the Content Agent
• Personalization must be added to each email individually after the flow is built
• Only emails are supported in flows for now. Landing pages and SoMe posts are not yet included

These limitations are intentional to ensure stability and coherence in the first release.

🎯 Why this matters

The Flow Agent is a foundational step toward autonomous marketing programs in Magnity.

It introduces structure, continuity, and context-awareness across multiple emails and creates a clear connection between planning and execution.

It also lays the groundwork for upcoming capabilities such as:

• Automatic blueprint generation from flow plans
• Flow-wide personalization rules
• Multi-channel flows including landing pages and SoMe posts

We are excited to see how you use it and will iterate quickly based on real-world usage.

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 clarity, transparency, and predictability in how Quick Prompts work, what they do, and what you can expect as output. It also introduces an important foundational feature for future modular templates.

📚 Updated Quick Prompt UI with prompt descriptions
We have released an updated Quick Prompt interface that now clearly explains what each prompt does.

Each Quick Prompt now includes structured descriptions covering:
• What the prompt does
• When to use it
• What inputs it evaluates
• How it reasons and adapts
• What output you get
• Why it is useful
• Output format

This makes it significantly easier to understand complex prompts before using them, especially prompts that generate larger reports, analyses, or structured outputs.

The goal is to remove guesswork and make Quick Prompts more accessible, predictable, and trustworthy as your library grows.

📄 PDF output examples for larger Quick Prompts
For Quick Prompts that generate larger reports, analyses, or structured responses, you can now view an output example as a PDF.

In the Quick Prompt details view, you will see a Show output example option. Clicking it opens a PDF in a new window, showing what a typical output looks like.

This is especially useful for advanced prompts where the value lies in structure and depth rather than short text responses.

Over time, we will expand the number of prompts that include output examples.

🧠 What’s coming next for Quick Prompts
This release lays the groundwork for upcoming Quick Prompt features, including:

• Building your own Quick Prompts
• Duplicating existing Quick Prompts
• Saving personal or team-level prompts

These features are not released yet, but the new structure is designed to support them cleanly.

🎨 Background color support for email templates
We have added support for selecting background colors in email templates.

This is a template-level feature, meaning it will not automatically be enabled for all customers. We are currently implementing it for a customer and can look at enabling it for you as well.

The feature is already working with Marketo exports, and support for additional platforms will follow shortly.

Background colors and headline colors are controlled, not free-form. You provide a fixed set of HEX colors that align with your brand guidelines. This ensures consistency and avoids uncontrolled design drift.

🎯 Why background colors matter
This feature is a key building block toward modular email templates.

We are exploring a future where emails are built from configurable modules rather than fixed templates. To avoid an explosion of module variations, we need controlled visual selectors such as background colors and headline colors instead of separate templates for every visual variation.

This work is foundational for making modular templates scalable across multiple platforms.

🛠 Bug fixes
• Fixed a minor instability in the new Quick Prompt library caused by legacy quick prompts being converted with an incorrect table field
• All existing Quick Prompts have been migrated to the correct rich text format
• The issue is resolved and the library is now stable

🛣 Short- and medium-term roadmap

Flow Agent (coming soon)
We are preparing to release the first version of the Flow Agent, likely over the coming weekend. This will be delivered in two major phases.

Version 1
• Manually build flow blueprints using drag and drop
• Convert blueprints into flows
• Emails understand their position in the flow, including whether they are reminders or continuations
• Add a shared “flow context” containing rules, plans, or material that all elements must adhere to

Version 2
• Define a flow plan freely in the Content Agent
• Ask Magnity to convert the plan into a blueprint automatically
• Review, edit, reject, or approve emails before turning the blueprint into a live flow

🧩 Modular templates for email and web
We have begun conceptual work on modular custom templates for email and landing pages.

This is a complex feature that requires:
• Platform-independent exports
• Flexible module composition
• Consistent behavior across tools

Conceptual work is complete, tasks are scoped, and initial development has started. We expect this to launch some weeks after the Flow Builder.

🔭 Additional features in progress
Several smaller but important features are under consideration or in early development. If any of these are important to you, let us know.

• Global project context so each element understands its position within a project
• Review and comments with approval workflows
• Sentence-level edits by highlighting text and asking Magnity to change it
• Temporary snippet chats for focused edits
• My Quick Prompts and Quick Prompt Gallery, including sharing prompts internally or globally
• Temporary files and pages added via a plus button in chat, saved only with the project

🎯 Why This Matters
We are getting closer to releasing the first version of the Flow Agent, where flows are built automatically from plans created in the Content Agent.

To make that work reliably, we need:
• Clear, structured Quick Prompts
• Predictable outputs
• Strong understanding of context and intent

This release improves consistency, clarity, and confidence when working with advanced prompts and lays critical groundwork for flows, modular templates, and autonomous planning.

We hope you enjoy the update.

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

For this release, we wanted to give you a small Christmas gift 🎄
We are introducing image generation, expanding Magnity’s ability to use external knowledge via web search, and improving how you collaborate, organize, and work with content. The team has worked very hard to get this update out before Christmas and we all hope you enjoy it.

🔎 Web search in Magnity chat
Magnity chat can now search the web.

If you ask Magnity something it cannot answer based on the sources you have provided, or if you explicitly ask it to look something up, it will automatically search the web and include external information in its response.

This currently happens automatically when needed or when you explicitly ask for it. We are considering adding this as a toggle you can turn on and off.

Why this is useful
Web search significantly expands the context you can work with in Magnity. For example, you can now:
• Put your email or landing page into the context of the latest news or developments
• Ask the Content Agent to compare your solution pages to competitors and create a gap analysis
• Find external videos or articles to include in your communication

The possibilities are extensive. Personally, we find the gap analysis use cases particularly exciting.

🖼 Image generation in Magnity
Magnity can now generate images.

You can generate images:
• Directly in chat
• Inside the image cropper

This means you can take an existing image in Magnity and ask Magnity to adjust it, or generate a completely new image either from scratch or based on a reference image from your library.

As part of this, we have redesigned the image cropper.

🎨 Redesigned image cropper
The image cropper has been rebuilt to support AI-powered image workflows.

You can now:
• Enter an exact aspect ratio manually
• Choose between three image actions:
– Upload a new image
– Generate a new image
– Edit image with AI

Why this matters
This makes it much easier to do subtle image adjustments, for example to better fit a local market or specific campaign context.

Note
At the moment, image generation uses the existing ChatGPT image API. The new image chat API is expected shortly and will replace this as soon as it becomes available.

🔔 Notifications when sharing projects
When someone shares a project with you, you will now receive an email notification with a direct link to the project.

Even if you are not logged in, you can click the link, log in, and be taken directly to the shared project.
This is the first step toward a more structured and user-friendly content review environment.

📬 Onboarding newsletter launched
We have launched an onboarding newsletter flow built entirely with Magnity.

The newsletter will mix:
• Training sessions
• FAQ and knowledge base articles
• Tips and tricks for getting the most out of Magnity

We hope you find it both useful and inspiring.

🏷 Custom tags
You can now create custom tags when:
• Adding content manually
• Editing existing tiles

This makes it easier to categorize and find content when working in Magnity, especially in larger libraries.

🛠 Adjustments and refinements

Source type changes removed
We have removed the ability to change the source type of a tile. This caused issues when switching between document types and webpages or videos, since documents are stored page by page.

We may reintroduce this later if there is strong demand.

Rich text editor improvements
We have made several improvements to how the rich text editor behaves when switching between the canvas and the editor in the Content Agent. This should make editing more stable and predictable.

🎯 Why This Matters
These updates are all part of enabling a much more contextual and intelligent use of Magnity.

With web search, image generation, improved collaboration, and better content organization, Magnity is now better equipped to:
• Analyze your content in a broader context
• Compare it to external information
• Help you build more engaging content and more elaborate plans

Especially in the Content Agent, these changes open up entirely new ways of working.

We hope you enjoy these new features and wish you a great holiday season 🎄

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

5th January – 2026 release notes: New Quick Prompt Library and Advanced Crawling

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This release focuses on improving how you interact with content and prompts in Magnity. It is the first step in a broader redesign that reflects the fact that Magnity can now search the internet and perform far more advanced content analysis, planning, and creation.

📚 New Quick Prompt Library design
We have released a redesigned Quick Prompt Library.

The new design introduces:
• A top-level category selector
• A search field to filter quick prompts
• Quick prompts displayed as cards
• Clear actions to use a prompt or see details

When viewing details, you can now see the full prompt itself, making it easier to understand exactly what it does and how it works.

This redesign makes quick prompts far more accessible, especially longer or more advanced prompts. The previous design struggled with discoverability and clarity once the library grew beyond a small set.

🧠 What’s coming next for Quick Prompts
This release is step one.

Next steps already planned include:
• Adding your own custom quick prompts
• Editing existing quick prompts
• Adding descriptions explaining what a prompt does
• Showing example outputs for more complex prompts

These features are not released yet, but the new design is built to support them.

🌍 Advanced crawling for localized pages
Magnity’s crawler has been upgraded to better handle localized page variants that do not share similar URLs.

Many global websites use HTML metadata to indicate that multiple pages are language or regional variants of the same core content. This is typically done using hreflang annotations, which tell search engines that different URLs represent localized versions of the same page.

Magnity can now detect and interpret these localization signals and correctly identify such pages as related variants, even when the URLs themselves look completely different.

This improves:
• Content deduplication
• Localization handling
• Accuracy when crawling large international sites

🛠 Minor fixes
No minor bug fixes were applied in this release.

🔮 Long-term development
We are actively preparing the backend to support flow building.

This requires changes to our data model and experimentation with new internal tools, made possible by our recent upgrade to the Responses API. This API allows Magnity to use structured tools as part of its reasoning process, which is a key requirement for building automation flows.

🎯 Why This Matters
To build a solid Flow Builder, we first need a solid Flow Plan Builder.
And to build that, we need a strong and flexible Quick Prompt interface.

This release lays the foundation for that journey. Combined with advanced crawling and richer content understanding, it moves Magnity closer to being a system that does not just write content, but helps plan, reason, and orchestrate it.

We hope you enjoy the update.

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 better control while working with Magnity, new ways to manage tiles, improved PDF exports, and an early alpha step toward retrieval-based intelligence.

⏹ Stop generating
You can now stop Magnity while it is generating a response.

A new Stop generating button lets you interrupt the output at any time. This is especially useful in the Content Agent when working with long texts and realizing mid-generation that the prompt or direction needs adjustment. You no longer have to wait for the full response to complete.

🧩 Edit and delete tiles
All tiles now include a small edit icon in the top-right corner. This means you can edit any tile you added or that has been added automatically. You can also delete unwanted tiles.
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Clicking it allows you to:
• Change the image
• Change tags
• Add new tags (this will be rolled out to all add-content features soon)
• Change tile type
• Change the URL
• Edit the text content
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After editing, the tile can be saved directly.

When deleting a tile, you can now also choose to delete all language versions of that tile at once.

We are currently looking into supporting image editing across all language versions as well.

🧠 RAG alpha (backend configuration)
We have added a RAG configuration for all customers in the back end. It allows us to add a simple Pinecone based RAG to a customer.
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​What is a RAG?

A RAG can be thought of as a database with ChatGPT 5.2 on top. While ChatGPT understands a lot about language and brands in general, it does not know your full content library by heart. With a RAG, the model can reason over everything you have added to Magnity and answer questions based on your actual content.

This is an alpha feature, and we are not onboarding customers to it yet.

Why?
Our current RAG setup is intentionally simple. A high-quality RAG requires slicing, enrichment, metadata strategy, and tuning. Without that, we cannot guarantee precision. Making it truly valuable requires custom configuration per customer.

That said, this is a very important step toward our long-term ambition of building an autonomous marketing agent and a flow builder.

Imagine being able to ask Magnity to:
• Build an onboarding or engagement flow for a specific persona using real URLs
• Identify the most relevant content to reuse for marketing in 2026
• Find where a specific specification or claim appears across your content
• Locate all content related to a given topic
• Apply large compliance rule sets and automatically detect which rules apply to which content

The list goes on.
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If you are curious, we are happy to show a demo of the RAG in action and discuss what it could become for you.

📄 Improved PDF file naming
When downloading emails or Content Agent projects as PDFs, filenames are no longer generic.

Files are now saved using:
• Project name
• Language (if applicable)
• Persona (if applicable)

This makes it much easier to keep track of multiple exported PDFs.

🛠 Minor bug fixes and improvements
• Fixed an issue where bullets added in the persona rich text editor could become invisible when using the persona in emails
• Improved scrolling behavior across the interface for better stability and usability
• On smaller screens, the content library now collapses automatically when opening the chat
• Fixed a bug where adding a PDF to an existing email chat could fail after selecting pages

🔍 Known bugs

Attachments when translating
When translating content, attachments from the original version are currently not transferred to the translated version. This can be inconvenient if you were referencing plans or sources from the original content. Attachments can be re-added manually. We are working on a fix.

No editing of PDF text
When editing a tile that is a PDF, no text is shown. PDF text is stored page by page, which we did not initially account for in tile editing.
If you edit and save a PDF tile right now, the text will be saved as empty. Please do not edit PDF tiles until this is fixed.

Changing a tile to a PDF
If you change a tile from a webpage or video to a PDF, the tile may fail to load. If this happens, simply change it back to a webpage or video. We are investigating the issue.

🔮 Upcoming features planned
• Early work on a Flow Builder. This is a major feature and will take time. Please be patient
• Ability to change the LLM used specifically for the Content Agent
• Support for changing background colors in templates
• Exploration of a module-based template builder for emails and landing pages, instead of fixed templates

If any of these are particularly important to you, feel free to reach out and let us know.
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​Questions or feedback?
Our support team is here to help:
✉️ ulsa@magnity.ai

| 📞 +45 29 35 25 78

Today's release brings several major upgrades to the way you work with Magnity across all builders. Streaming chat has now been rolled out everywhere, the rich text editor has new color options, and the SoMe builder now includes a brand-new carousel template.

💬 Streaming Chat in All Builders
Magnity’s streaming chat experience is now live in:
• Content Agent
• Email Builder
• Landing Page Builder
• SoMe Post Builder

This means Magnity now writes responses in real time, allowing you to read content as it is produced rather than waiting for the final output.

You can also now see when Magnity is thinking, even though you cannot see what it is thinking.
This makes long responses, complex reasoning, and larger tasks far easier to follow and work with.

​🧱 Long-form HTML Structured Output
When generating long responses — such as flow plans, rewrites, or multi-section content — Magnity now returns clean, structured HTML formatted output by default.

This includes:
• Headings
• Bullets and numbered lists
• Highlights and bold text
• Clear sections and sub-sections

This provides a much better overview and reduces the need for manual formatting after generation.

🎨 Rich Text Editor: Text Colour and Background Colour
The rich text editor now supports:
• Text colour
• Text background colour

This gives you more control when formatting content, especially for social media posts, visual templates, or branded elements.
These additions also enable the new SoMe carousel template.

🖼️ New SoMe Carousel Template
The SoMe builder now includes a carousel template.
You can build multi-slide social posts directly in Magnity and use the new text colour and background colour features to highlight key elements per slide.

This opens up new creative possibilities for campaign storytelling, product sequences, step-by-step explainers, and multi-part announcements.

⏱ Chat Timeout Increased
The chat timeout has been increased from 1 minute to 10 minutes, giving Magnity more room to complete long or reasoning-heavy tasks without interruption.

🧹 Automatic Cache Refresh
Magnity now performs a full cache refresh automatically after each deployment.
This means you always load the newest version without manually refreshing or using CTRL + SHIFT + R.

🔗 Content Agent Source Handling Improved
When adding multiple sources to the Content Agent, URLs and text are now always added correctly.
All known issues in this area have been resolved.

You can still drag in tiles, reapply sources, and use the top attachment bar for complete source control.

🎯 Why This Matters
This release dramatically improves the speed, clarity, and flexibility of the Magnity experience.
Streaming chat across all builders, combined with structured HTML output and enhanced formatting tools, makes it easier than ever to work with long content, build complex assets, and create visual social posts.

The new carousel template and richer text formatting options also move Magnity closer to supporting fully branded content experiences, while the improved chat workflow lays more groundwork for the upcoming Journey Agent.

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’s release introduces several key upgrades to how you interact with Magnity. These improvements roll out first to the Content Agent, since it handles the longest and most complex outputs, but will soon extend to the email, landing page, and SoMe builders as well.

💬 Streaming Chat
Magnity’s chat is now fully streaming, meaning you’ll see Magnity write in real time as it generates content — instead of staring at the green circle of death in the lower left corner.

You can also now see when Magnity is thinking.
You cannot see what it is thinking, but you can see that Magnity is actively processing your request before the writing begins.

This makes long responses much easier to follow, since you can read as the content is being produced rather than waiting for the full response to load.

Streaming chat is live in the Content Agent today and will roll out to the email, landing page, and SoMe builders during the weekend (pending final tests).

🧱 Long-form HTML Formatted Responses
When you ask Magnity to generate very long responses — such as rewriting 30 pages of text or building a detailed engagement flow plan — it will now return the output as structured HTML-formatted text.

This includes:

• Headings and subheadings
• Bullets and numbered lists
• Bold text for clarity
• Clean sectioning for readability

This gives you a far clearer overview and drastically reduces the need for manual formatting afterward.

🐞 Known Bug: HTML Formatting and Editing
We’ve identified a bug affecting this new HTML formatting. If you add formatted text from the chat to the canvas and then edit it, the formatting may disappear when it is reinserted into the chat or rich text editor.

We expect to release a fix within the next 48 hours. Thank you for your patience.

🔗 URLs in Content Agent
We fixed an issue where adding multiple sources sometimes added the text but not the URLs to the chat. When you add any number of tiles to the canvas or chat it now also accurately remember each and every URL.

⏱ Chat Length and Timeout Increased
We’ve increased the chat timeout from 1 minute to 10 minutes.

This significantly reduces the chance of timeouts when generating long or complex responses, especially when using a reasoning model.

🧹 Cache Busting
Magnity now automatically clears outdated cache after new deployments.
You should no longer need to manually refresh or use CTRL + SHIFT + R to load the newest version.

🎯 Why This Matters
This update improves transparency, performance, and reliability across long-form work.
You can now:

• See Magnity think and write in real time
• Receive cleaner, structured HTML for long outputs
• Avoid premature timeouts on heavy tasks
• Rely on automatic cache updates

These improvements make the entire content creation and reasoning experience smoother and more predictable — especially when working with large or complex projects.

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 expands the Content Agent chat functionality (contextual chat) to the email, landing page, and SoMe post builders.
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You can now drag and drop tiles directly into the chat of any element — giving you full context for what you’re writing and allowing Magnity to understand the intent and background of your content.

💬 Chat Functionality in All Builders
The same intuitive chat experience from the Content Agent is now available across all builders.
When editing an email, landing page, or SoMe post, you can:

• Drag and drop any number of tiles into the chat to create instant context.
• Reapply sources from the top attachment bar or from individual chat bubbles.
• Select specific tiles or reapply all at once to quickly bring context back into the conversation.

This makes it easy to continue work, refine outputs, and reuse existing content without searching for tiles again.

📚 Why It Matters
Adding context directly in the builder unlocks a new level of precision and speed.
Since you can build tiles in the Content Agent, you can now use virtually any type of tile as context when writing:

• Engagement Flow Plans
• Industry Descriptions
• News Articles
• Related Pages
• White Papers
• Videos for Webinar Landing Pages

You can even reapply a specific source to refocus Magnity’s attention.
For example, if you’ve added a Flow Plan and want to discuss how one page has been implemented, you no longer need to locate the tile again — simply reapply it from the list of previously used tiles.

This gives users the flexibility to test, adjust, and iterate content with precision — all within the builder environment.

🖼️ Image Hosting Options: Now Available for Pardot (Salesforce Marketing Cloud Account Engagement)
Following last month’s update, where you could choose to host images either on Magnity’s Bytescale CDN or send them directly to Marketo, the same functionality is now also available for Pardot (Salesforce Marketing Cloud Account Engagement).

This gives you the same flexibility when working with Pardot campaigns ensuring consistent link tracking and full compatibility when sending emails to recipients in organizations with strict email security configurations.
By aligning image hosting with your platform domain, this feature helps maintain consistent link tracking and minimizes link adaptations caused by differing domains.

🧩 Minor Improvements
Fixed a few minor issues:

• The Send button in the Export SoMe Posts modal was misaligned.
• No other known interface issues at this time.

🔍 Known Issues
When requesting very large output texts (for example, long rewrites or translations), the interface may become unresponsive if the chat reaches its output token limit.
We’re working on a fix that will allow large outputs to be handled in multiple stitched responses.
Until then, try splitting large tasks into smaller chunks if you experience a timeout.

🎯 Why This Matters
This release is a step toward making Magnity fully context-aware across all content types.
By extending the Content Agent’s chat capabilities to every builder, you can now create smarter, faster, and more connected content experiences — powered by the same reasoning layer used in the Content Agent.

It also marks an important milestone toward the Journey Agent, a system that will automatically build complete automation flows from your existing content, combining reasoning, sequencing, and personalization.
We’re excited to move closer to that goal with this release.

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