StoryOS

Changelog

What shipped.

Dated notes on real releases — the product moves fast, and this is the receipt. Our own backlog runs in StoryOS; when something lands there, it lands here.

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Week of July 13, 2026

Product

Auto-link relations by matching fields

Define a match rule (e.g. same email, same company name) and records link themselves across databases — the end of copy-paste relationship maintenance.

Product

New contributor role — and viewers stay free

A new rung on the access ladder: contributors can read and create but not delete, so client teams can be brought into a workspace safely. The role ladder is also now the billing boundary — only people who create count as seats.

Product

CSV export for any view or database

Download any view or a whole database as CSV — filters and sorts applied, streamed so large tables export in full. Round-trips with the CSV import wizard: what leaves StoryOS can come back.

Product

A real Inbox and a denser My Work

Notifications get a full-page Inbox with filters, archiving and status-change alerts; My Work shows information-rich rows with field chips and collapsible per-database groups.

Product

@mentions and #record links in rich text

Mention a teammate with @ (they're notified) or link a record with # — mentions become real backlinks, visible on the mentioned record, and they round-trip through Markdown so agents can write them over MCP.

Platform

Outgoing webhooks + a send-webhook button action

Automations and one-click buttons can now call your systems: signed webhooks fire on record events or on demand, with template-interpolated payloads and retries.

Product

Relation sections show real fields, not title chips

Linked records in a record view now render their own fields inline — pick which columns show per relation section, with filters, sorts and colors.

AI & MCP

API tokens now scoped read / write / admin

Personal access tokens carry a scope, and the MCP server only advertises the tools a token allows — a read-only token yields a read-only agent. Safer credentials for every connected assistant.

Website

storyos.dev relaunched: honest pricing, 45 pages, fresh screenshots

The website caught up with the product: finalized pricing with FAQ schema, per-template and per-agent pages generated from the real registry, a use-cases rebuild, comparison table sourced from public pricing pages, and a founder page — with every screenshot re-captured from a live workspace.

Product

Board group-by relation & user, color-by everywhere

Boards can group by a relation or user field (not just selects), views auto-save their configuration, and feed/list views join color-by. Timeline and boards got sticky headers.

Product

Dark mode + settings pages

A warm-navy dark theme (system-following or manual), plus proper settings: account, preferences, notification controls and regional date/time formats.

AI & MCP

Agents can attach files over MCP

attach_file, list_attachments and delete_attachment join the MCP toolset — an agent can now file the report it just produced onto the record it belongs to.

AI & MCP

One-click OAuth connector for hosted MCP

claude.ai and ChatGPT can connect via OAuth sign-in — paste the endpoint, sign in, approve. No tokens to copy. The hosted endpoint at mcp.storyos.dev speaks the connector flow natively.

Platform

Slack integration

Connect a workspace to Slack and let automations post messages — the morning digest and status alerts land where your team already talks.

Website

docs.storyos.dev launched

A proper documentation site: concepts, self-hosting guides, MCP setup and a generated API reference — deployed independently from the marketing site.

Platform

Self-hosting: one Docker command

docker compose up -d brings up Postgres, the API, the web app and a reverse proxy on one origin, with automatic migrations, restart policies, and an env matrix documented for production.

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