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- March 2026
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Gain deeper insights and drive work forward with the new Smartsheet MCP-enabled Claude integration
Smartsheet unveils its first MCP-enabled connector with Claude, letting teams analyze project data and act in Smartsheet through natural language. It delivers contextual insights, automated actions, and a path toward a universal MCP Server to connect any MCP-enabled AI tool. Live now with Claude, more integrations coming.
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Gain deeper insights and drive work forward with the new Smartsheet MCP-enabled Claude integration
by The Smartsheet Team
We recently shared how Smartsheet is transforming the way humans work with AI through our growing library of API-driven integrations with leading AI platforms and agent builders. Along with the many AI capabilities built directly into our Intelligent Work Management Platform, these integrations empower our clients to seamlessly connect strategy to execution, so they can focus less on effort and more on impact.
Now, we're excited to announce our first MCP-enabled connector with Claude, the cutting-edge AI Assistant powered by Anthropic. This powerful integration allows users to analyze their project data and take action in Smartsheet directly from Claude, all through a conversation. And it's just the beginning—our public MCP Server, coming soon, will connect Smartsheet to any compatible AI tool.
This article will dive into the many ways project teams and stakeholders can harness this integration to maximize efficiency, enhance work visibility, and make smarter decisions faster. But first, let’s discuss what MCP means and the long-term benefits it provides.
What is MCP, and why use it?
MCP stands for Model Context Protocol. In its simplest form, MCP is a standardized “language” that AI models and other applications or services (e.g. AI assistants like Claude, Gemini, and ChatGPT, or applications like Slack or Google Drive) use to “talk to” each other. While traditional API-driven integrations require custom code for each individual application, MCP eliminates this complexity by enabling AI models to immediately interact with any application with an MCP Server.
It’s sort of like a universal remote control. Instead of having separate remotes with different buttons and functions for your television, sound system, and DVD player, MCP allows you to use one remote (the MCP Server) for all of them.
MCP Servers also enable AI to access the context it needs — files, communications, databases, etc. — rather than relying solely on what users manually provide in conversation. This means AI can work with a complete picture of your actual work environment.
This standardization matters because it future-proofs your AI strategy; you won't need new custom integrations every time your organization adopts a new AI tool. As organizations deploy multiple AI tools across different teams, MCP ensures you're not locked into one vendor's ecosystem. Your Smartsheet data connects with Claude today and will soon connect with any new MCP-enabled AI assistant your teams adopt in the future or custom platforms your organization builds — all through one secure connection. This protects your technology investments and keeps you agile as the AI landscape evolves rapidly.
Now, let’s examine these benefits as they relate to the Smartsheet and Claude integration, specifically.
Smartsheet + Claude: Confident decisions through contextual conversation
The Smartsheet and Claude integration goes far beyond generating high-level answers to basic project questions. Claude is often chosen over other AI models for its strong comprehension, nuanced reasoning, and enterprise-friendly guardrails.
And now, our MCP-enabled connector helps Claude understand work in context, making it an expert on your Smartsheet workflows. Stakeholders can easily uncover deep work insights that allow them to make meaningful decisions and take immediate action across enterprise systems.
Analyze your data in depth
Not only do stakeholders typically make decisions outside the systems where work gets done, but project leaders also usually lack the full picture view necessary to connect and analyze portfolio data across fragmented tools. This leaves them waiting for the context, expertise, and visibility needed to uncover insights and move the business forward.
Our Claude integration changes this dynamic by allowing anyone to search and analyze Smartsheet data in seconds using everyday language (while ensuring it respects user permissions). It can even present this information alongside data from across other enterprise systems connected to Claude for a unified, actionable view — all you have to do is ask!
Here’s an example of the context-rich, performance-level analysis teams can do now in Claude:
A program manager preparing for an executive review asks Claude: "Summarize what changed across all my projects this week and highlight any new risks." Claude analyzes updates across 12 project sheets in Smartsheet, identifies that three critical tasks slipped their dates, spots a new dependency conflict, and generates a structured summary — transforming hours of manual review into a 30-second conversation.
But getting insights is only half the equation — you need to act on them quickly.
Take intelligent action
Insights are only as good as the impact they make, and turning new-found knowledge into action is usually easier said than done. For stakeholders, explaining exactly what needs to be done can feel like a frustrating game of telephone, and often takes longer than simply doing it themselves.
For project leaders, tasks like creating or updating plans, reallocating resources, and communicating changes are tedious and time-consuming. In fact, they often get in the way of teams carrying out the work itself.
Fortunately, the new Smartsheet and Claude integration solves this pain by allowing users to take intelligent actions in Smartsheet simply by asking Claude. Here’s an example of this in action:
A compliance manager asks Claude: "Add a 'Last Reviewed' column to all audit sheets in my workspace and populate it with today's date for any rows marked 'Complete.'" Claude updates seven sheets in Smartsheet instantly, ensuring governance documentation is current across the entire portfolio—a task that would have required opening each sheet individually and risking inconsistent formatting.
Try the Smartsheet and Claude integration today
Smartsheet is dedicated to helping teams supercharge work velocity and maximize business impact by meeting them wherever they get work done. And now, this includes Claude!
Start generating deeper work insights and taking intelligent action across your workflows when you try the new MCP-enabled Smartsheet connector for Claude today. Need help getting started? Check out this article for step-by-step instructions.
Not a Claude user? We're building additional MCP-enabled integrations with other leading AI platforms. And coming soon, our public MCP Server will allow you to connect Smartsheet to any MCP-compatible AI tool of your choice — from custom enterprise platforms to emerging AI assistants.
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Obsidian 1.12.5 Mobile (Early access)
Obsidian ships desktop update with fresh features and bug fixes up to v1.12.5.
Includes all new features and bug fixes up to Obsidian Desktop v1.12.5.
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- Mar 5, 2026
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Obsidian 1.12.5 Desktop (Early access)
Obsidian introduces CLI command autocompletion and patches multiple copy paste and table selection bugs across the UI.
Improvements
Obsidian CLI
- Added autocompletion for Obsidian commands to the terminal interface (TUI) when using the id= parameter.
Bug fixes
- Fixed several issues with copy, cut, and paste when no text is selected.
- Copying and pasting a line no longer places the cursor in the wrong position.
- In tables, copying or cutting without a selection now correctly copies only the cell contents.
- Pasting a URL while text is selected across multiple cursors now wraps each selection as a Markdown link (selected text).
- Mar 5, 2026
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v7.7.0
Bug fixes delivered a refreshed, smoother user experience.
- Mar 4, 2026
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New Sidebar Feature Launch
We’ve been quietly building a new sidebar — and it’s now opt-in for everyone!
It’s a smoother way to move through your workspace: content, threads, notifications, all of it. You’ll have to see for yourself.
Flip it on, give it a day or two, then tell us what you think as we continue to improve it.
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This is Scruff. Our security team's Custom Agent.
This is Scruff. Our security team's Custom Agent.
It pulls context from across Slack, CrowdStrike, Wiz, and Scanner to help investigate alerts…so nobody’s hopping between five tabs at 2AM.Here's how 👇
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Custom Agent Model Comparison Update
Not every task needs the same model. A quick summary doesn't need the same horsepower as a deep research question — and it shouldn't cost the same either. Now, you can now easily compare models for your Custom Agent on speed, intelligence, and cost 🫡
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Introducing Custom Agents: They keep your work moving 24/7.
Notion unveils Custom Agents that act as your 24/7 AI team inside Notion. They automate tasks, answer questions, route work, and generate status updates across tools like Slack, Mail, and Calendar with enterprise controls. Data stays private and changes are reversible.
Notion Agents
Notion Agents Your 24/7 AI team.
You assign the tasks. Your Agents do the work.
Try for free
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Trusted by those atBeta
Beta Custom Agents automate recurring work for your entire team.
Answers, tasks, updates 1automated and running while you sleep. Set them up once, and the workflows run themselves.- Q&A agents Instant answers to repeat questions
Answers questions using knowledge in Notion and connected tools. - Task routing agents Route incoming work automatically
Captures incoming tasks to triage and route them to the right team. - Status update agents Get reports on your schedule
Gathers and summarizes the latest updates to write recurring reports.
Create your own
Describe what you want in plain language, and Notion AI builds your agent for you.
One word to describe Custom agents: crazy...crazy good.
Yash Tekriwal
Head of Education, ClayAnything you can do in Notion, your Notion Agent can do for you.
Ask Notion Agent to show you what it can doHours of work, done in minutes
Personalized and private to you
Learns your style, follows your instructions, and matches your vibe.
Our team is starting to move 100% away from managing work themselves in a Notion database and moving to only chatting with Notion Agents.
Brandon Gell
COO, EveryWorks where your team already works
Notion Agents use your existing docs and databases as context. They run inside Notion and connect across Slack, Mail, Calendar, and more! No rebuilding knowledge, no switching apps.
Custom Agents
Each Custom Agent gets its own permissions, just like a teammate. You decide what it can read and write across Notion, Slack, Mail, Calendar, and MCP integrations.
Notion Agent
Inherits your permissions, so it can see what you see. It can search across your workspace and connected tools to take action in Notion.
Built for enterprise confidence
Notion Agents are built to be safe and transparent by design. Every agent run is logged, and all changes are reversible.
Admin controls and analytics
Workspace admins can monitor Custom Agent usage and Notion credit consumption. Every agent run is logged with full audit trails showing what triggered it, what it did, and why.
Configurable permissions
Notion Agent inherits your permissions. Custom Agents offer page-level access control.
Reversible changes
Built on Notion's collaboration layer. Undo any change with version history.
Your data stays private
Notion doesn't train AI models on your content. Enterprise customers get zero data retention.
Enterprise security with full control
Built to compliance standards
Secure development practices validated by SOC 2 and ISO certifications, including threat modeling, security reviews, and continuous testing.Prompt injection protection
Enhanced detection of hidden commands in uploaded files, flags suspicious links for user approval, and gives admins control over external content.
Learn moreGranular access control
Creators configure exactly what each Custom Agent can see and do 1page by page, app by app.
Enterprise admin controls for agent creation
Workspace admins manage who can create Custom Agents and connect to external tools like MCP servers.
Questions & answers
What are Custom Agents?
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How do Notion credits work? - Mar 3, 2026
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Issues resolved in 10.2.7
Confluence 10.2.7 is a bug fix release tackling memory issues with large Office files, export failures, Oracle 19c upgrade, a Date macro year bug, and missing email notifications in personal spaces.
Confluence 10.2.7
The Atlassian Confluence team is pleased to announce the release of Confluence 10.2.7, which is a bug-fix release.
Don't have Confluence 10.2 yet?
Check out the new features and other highlights in the Confluence 10.2 release notes.
Get the latest version.
We recommend you read the Confluence 10.2 release notes and you back up your confluence-home directory and database before upgrading.
Key issues fixed in 10.2.7 include:
- CONFSERVER-96206: Referencing a sufficiently large PowerPoint/ Word/ Xls/ Pdf file on a Confluence Data Center page through the Office connector macro can cause the instance to run out of memory.
- CONFSERVER-94493: StackOverflowError when exporting large pages to PDF.
- CONFSERVER-102204: Upgrading to Confluence 10.2.x (with Oracle 19c) fails when Faster Permissions was enabled.
- CONFSERVER-101456: Date macro allows the insertion of a 5+ digit year-number (like 20215) via the "//" shortcut, prevents content from being saved, and throws a DateTimeParseException in the app logs.
- CONFSERVER-97548: Email notifications are not sent for personal spaces.
All issues are marked as fixed and closed as of March 3, 2026.
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Confluence 9.2.17
Confluence 9.2.17 delivers a focused bug fix release with stability and export enhancements. It tackles permission checks, large export memory, and date handling issues to improve reliability.
Release notes for Confluence 9.2.17
The Atlassian Confluence team is pleased to announce the release of Confluence 9.2.17, which is a bug-fix release.
Don't have Confluence 9.2 yet?
Check out the new features and other highlights in the Confluence 9.2 release notes.
Get the latest version
We recommend you read the Confluence 9.2 release notes and you back up your confluence-home directory and database before upgrading.
Issues resolved in 9.2.17:
- CONFSERVER-101133: viewinfo.action will trigger expensive permissions check for pages with lots of incoming links (Bug, Medium, Fixed)
- CONFSERVER-99603: Editing Mode Automatically Scrolls Up When Using a Firefox or Chrome Browser (Bug, Medium, Fixed)
- CONFSERVER-96206: Referencing a sufficiently large PowerPoint/ Word/ Xls/ Pdf file on a Confluence Data Center page through the Office connector macro can cause the instance to run out of memory (Bug, Medium, Fixed)
- CONFSERVER-94493: StackOverflowError when exporting large pages to PDF (Bug, Medium, Fixed)
- CONFSERVER-101456: Date macro allows the insertion of a 5+ digit year-number (like 20215) via the "//" shortcut, prevents content from being saved, and throws a DateTimeParseException in the app logs (Bug, Low, Fixed)
- CONFSERVER-100857: Space Export to PDF function in Confluence, where links in the exported PDF no longer navigate within the document but instead open web links (Bug, Low, Fixed)