Quotient Changelog: June 26, 2026

June 26 brings a substantial release: a full MCP server that opens Quotient to external AI agents, message queuing so you can keep sending without waiting for the agent to finish, a real Team plan, and a steady stream of reliability improvements across social, realtime, and the memory editor.

The Quotient MCP Server

Quotient now has a full Model Context Protocol (MCP) server. External AI agents like Claude can connect directly to your Quotient account and act on its behalf, bounded by OAuth scopes you control.

Two modes are available. Direct tools map 1:1 to Quotient actions: create a blog, publish a social post, retrieve campaigns. Agent-to-agent (A2A) goes further: an external agent can message Quotient's own marketing agent and have it execute work end-to-end inside a thread.

The server exposes tools across audience (people, companies, deals), blog, social, documents, campaigns, email broadcasts (read), and assets. Discovery tools like search-docs and search-mcp-tools help external agents orient quickly. OAuth scopes are organized by CRUD domain, with a redesigned consent screen and full public documentation. MCP Inspector support and observability/tracing are live. Quotient is heading into the Anthropic connector directory.

Message Queuing

You can now send messages while the agent is busy. Queue up follow-ups without waiting, and they drain in FIFO order as soon as the agent finishes its current turn. No more staring at the loading indicator before you can type your next instruction.

Other Improvements

• Team plan: A real $200/month Team plan is live, with a tightened Starter tier, an actual trial plan (replacing the computed "effective plan"), admin-granted resource overrides, and "unlimited contacts" on pricing surfaces.

• Bulk task status updates: Update multiple agent job task statuses in one action.

• Attachment-only messages: Send a file to the agent without any text required.

• Thread draft persistence: Unsent messages survive page refreshes, saved to local storage.

• Recency grouping in search: Recent chats are grouped by recency in the command/search popover.

• Personal email signup: Signup is no longer restricted to business email domains.

• Notification redesign: Refreshed UI with deep links that take you directly to a specific comment.

Reliability and Fixes

• Resolved realtime reconnection storms that were exhausting the socket pool (Pusher/Liveblocks). The client now catches up on missed updates after reconnecting.

• Social: X thread publishing is now idempotent, media requirements are enforced before publish, the scheduling picker is improved, platform logos appear on post icons, and twitter.com links have been migrated to x.com.

• Large file uploads no longer break message persistence.

• Memory editor: renaming a file no longer creates a duplicate.