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  • July 2026
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      Jul 1, 2026
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    Coda

    Docs AI

    Coda adds Docs AI to write drafts, create tables, and set up workflows from plain language prompts.

    Docs AI builds with you.

    Write drafts, create tables, and set up workflows just by asking what you need in plain language.

    When you’re not sure what to build, it makes suggestions based on your work.

    Everything you create is collaborative by default.

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  • July 2026
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    AI views (closed beta)

    Coda adds custom AI-generated views for tables, built from prompts and synced across live collaborative data.

    AI views are custom, AI-generated views for your tables. Describe what you need and Docs builds it in minutes, right on top of your live data. Like standard views, they're collaborative by default, and any update flows through to every other view of the same table.

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  • July 2026
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    Table pages

    Coda adds new table pages for full-screen structured data, making project tracking and bulk edits easier.

    New table pages give you more room to work on data inside your doc. Kick off project trackers, bulk editing tasks, and more in a full-screen page type built for structured data.

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  • July 2026
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    MacOS app

    Coda brings Superhuman Docs to native Mac OS with tab navigation, offline support, and native notifications.

    Get all the power of the web experience without the distraction of competing tabs. Now you can use Superhuman Docs as a native Mac OS app with tab navigation, offline support, and native notifications.

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  • July 2026
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    Mobile improvements

    Coda takes Superhuman Docs anywhere with improved UX and offline mode.

    Take Superhuman Docs anywhere. With an improved UX and offline mode to keep you working without a connection, collaborating in docs is smoother than ever.

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  • July 2026
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    Superhuman Databases (closed beta)

    Coda adds Databases to keep team data in one home, scale to a million rows, and stay current across connected docs.

    Databases gives your team one home for the data it runs on. Back any table in a Doc with a database that scales to a million rows without slowing down. One database connects to many docs, so data stays current everywhere its connected.

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  • June 2026
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      Jun 1, 2026
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    MCP Improvements

    Coda expands AI client and MCP support for charts, comment resolution, doc styling, and views.

    Your AI client can now create and configure charts in Coda, resolve comment threads, and control more of how your doc looks through the Coda MCP. We’ve also expanded your ability to set up views with the MCP.

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  • June 2026
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    Enhanced admin controls for MCP + AI

    Coda adds enterprise controls for MCP access tokens and workspace AI settings.

    Admins can now manage who can connect to the MCP using personal access tokens, and turn AI on or off for specific workspaces.

    Both controls are available to enterprise customers.

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  • May 2026
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      May 1, 2026
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      Jun 10, 2026
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    AI Column Improvements

    Coda improves AI Columns with faster, more accurate, and more consistent results powered by its latest models.

    AI Columns are now powered by the latest, most capable models for a meaningfully better experience. The outputs are faster, more accurate, and more consistent. Just describe what you want a column to do, and Coda handles the rest.

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  • April 2026
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      May 7, 2026
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    Coda MCP Public Beta

    Coda adds a single OAuth connection for ChatGPT, Claude, and Cursor to read, write, and update docs and tables.

    Connect your workspace to AI tools like ChatGPT, Claude, and Cursor with a single OAuth connection, and start reading, writing, and updating your docs and tables directly from the AI tools you already use.

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  • April 2026
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      Apr 1, 2026
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      May 7, 2026
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    Visualize progress on timeline view items

    Coda adds timeline view progress shading based on a selected column as work moves forward.

    Select a column to represent progress on your timeline view items, and Coda will shade them accordingly as work moves forward.

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  • April 2026
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      May 7, 2026
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    Point & compose in tables

    Coda speeds up formula building with one-click column insertion and CMD cell references.

    Building formulas just got faster. Click any column header or cell to insert it into your formula automatically, or hold CMD to reference a specific cell value. No more typing column names from memory.

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  • April 2026
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      May 7, 2026
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    New tools for managing doc size

    Coda refreshes doc statistics with deeper size details, better doc map references, and in-product guidance for size culprits.

    A refreshed doc statistics panel now shows total size with more detail on what's contributing to it, the doc map surfaces automation and column-level references, and new in-product guidance covers the most common size culprits and how to address them.

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  • February 2026
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      Apr 22, 2026
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    Coda for Intune v1.0.0

    Coda adds Intune support on the App Store with MAM/MDM policies, domain locking, auth provider config, and screenshot prevention.

    Coda for Intune is now available on the App Store.

    Built with full Intune SDK integration, it supports MAM/MDM policies including domain locking, authentication provider configuration, and screenshot prevention.

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  • February 2026
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      Apr 22, 2026
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    New design for importers

    Coda improves imports from Notion, Asana, Confluence, and Quip with a cleaner, more usable flow and refreshed visuals.

    We’ve refreshed the import flow from Notion, Asana, Confluence, and Quip into Coda with updated visual polish and improved usability. This includes refined support links, a cleaner and better-sized import dialog UI, and clearer visibility of recently imported pages within the workspace.

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