Quotient Changelog: September 23, 2026

This release gives Quotient users richer ways to publish on X and LinkedIn, better visibility into how posts are performing, and a few important reliability improvements behind the scenes.

Publish long-form X Articles from Quotient

You can now create, format, preview, schedule, publish, and manage long-form X Articles without rebuilding the finished work in X. Give an article a title and optional cover, then add rich text, embedded X posts, GIFs, and mixed-media galleries directly in Quotient.

It is built for teams publishing thought leadership that needs more room than a post or thread. Draft incomplete work, collaborate with the Quotient agent, preview the final result, and publish when it is ready. X Articles require an eligible X Premium or Premium+ account.

Add native LinkedIn mentions, manually or with the agent

LinkedIn posts can now tag real people and companies instead of displaying a plain-text name. In the editor, type @ or select “Mention on LinkedIn,” then enter the exact display name and LinkedIn profile or company URL. Quotient resolves the destination, adds a visible mention chip, and publishes it as a native LinkedIn mention.

The Quotient agent can also find, resolve, and add suitable mentions while it drafts. Mentions work in post copy and first comments. To protect the finished post, unresolved mentions cannot be scheduled or published.

More control and clearer social performance

• See engagement on published posts: Published post pages now show the lifetime engagement totals available from each network, including likes, comments, shares or reposts, and where available impressions, clicks, views, and saves. Data refreshes automatically when it is stale, and signed-in users can request a refresh.

• Choose the publishing account explicitly: New social posts can stay unassigned while you draft them, but scheduling or publishing now requires a compatible connected account. Quotient no longer silently selects the first available account.

Longer agent sessions and smoother editing

The Quotient agent can now carry concise working facts through longer, more complex workflows and provide clearer activity updates along the way. The interactive round limit has increased from 50 to 200, giving multi-step research and production work more room to finish cleanly.

We also improved collaborative-editor recovery. If a temporary realtime connection drops while you are editing a campaign, blog, document, memory, audience note, or other shared content, Quotient now retries the connection automatically instead of leaving the editor frozen until you refresh.

These improvements are live in Quotient now.