Quotient Changelog: June 2, 2026

Two marquee updates this push: you can now chat with Quotient directly in Slack DMs, and owners now have automatic spend notifications plus configurable caps. Plus a refreshed command palette, improved conversation compaction, faster page loads, and a handful of bug fixes.

DMs in Slack

You can now chat with Quotient directly in your Slack DMs. Open a DM with the Quotient bot and start a conversation just like you would in the app — kick off campaigns, draft emails, create content. It's the same agent, the same context, and the same results, all without leaving Slack.

Spend Limits and Usage Notifications

You now get automatic notifications when your usage hits 80% and 100% of your plan. No surprises. Business owners can also configure a hard spend cap from the usage page, ensuring your spending never exceeds a set amount. Both the notifications and the cap respect your current effective plan.

Other Improvements

• Auth security: Migrated to a more robust auth system for improved security and reliability across all login flows.

• Conversation compaction: You can now see exactly where and when a long-running thread was summarized. Summaries are also more useful for super long threads.

• Command palette refresh: Cleaner look, business logos now appear in the switcher, and the result list resets properly on each new search.

• Faster page loads: Overhauled loading states across the app make it feel noticeably snappier.

• Reply-to in email editor: Reply-to addresses can now be set directly in the broadcast and template editors.

• Agent job improvements: Pagination and owner field handling are cleaner across agent jobs.

Bug Fixes

• Faster task pages: Task pages with many related chat threads now load significantly faster.

• Share links in Brave: Resolved a redirect loop for share links when using the Brave browser.

• Webhook error messages: Raw JSON error output from webhook calls is now sanitized before surfacing to users.

• Live comment stability: Fixed an issue where comments could disappear unexpectedly; avatar initials now display correctly in comment threads.

• X OAuth: Updated X OAuth endpoints from twitter.com to x.com for proper authentication.