Oct 16, 2026

Jira Comment Triggers, Expiring API Keys, and Signed-In Previews

#Start agents from Jira comments

The new Comment Added to Issue trigger for Jira starts your agent whenever someone comments on an issue. Filter by project, by who left the comment, by words in the comment, or by issue labels, so your agent only picks up the conversations that need it.

#API keys that expire

When you create an API key you can now pick how long it lasts: 7, 30, 60, or 90 days, 1 year, or no expiration. New keys default to 90 days. The API keys list has a new Expires column, and expired keys are clearly marked and stop working automatically.

Computer and service preview URLs are now protected. Anyone who opens a preview link signs in with Tembo first, and only people with access to the session can see it. Share previews with your team without exposing them to the public.

#Zoom in on recent activity in Insights

Insights now has 1 day, 1 week, and 30 day time ranges. Check how your agents did today or this week without scrolling through a full year of data.

#More ways to work faster

  • Duplicate a project from its settings menu to start a new project with the same setup.
  • Click an image attachment in the composer or a conversation to open a larger preview.
  • Pick an agent's project and sandbox size from one dropdown when setting it up.
  • Slack now shows that Tembo is working as soon as you tag it, so you know your request was picked up.
  • Pins are now in the public API and MCP. List, add, reorder, and remove pinned sessions, pull requests, and projects from your own tools.
  • Railway is now a suggested MCP server. Find it in the integration picker to connect your agents to your Railway projects.
  • New workspaces get a default project as soon as you pick your repositories during onboarding, so you can start your first session right away.

Also various bug fixes and improvements as always :)