Changelog

June 2026

AI proposal review came together, cards went Markdown-native, and a new dashboard arrived.

Review AI proposals in context. AI-proposed changes now show up inline in the board’s chat as ghost cards, with a bulk review drawer to accept or dismiss many at once and a collapsed pill to keep things tidy. AI can also propose edits to existing cards, not just new ones.
Create boards with AI. The create_map tool lets AI assistants spin up a template-backed board for you.
@mentions in cards. Mention collaborators directly in a card’s description and acceptance-criteria editors.
New dashboard. A redesigned (“Electric Cobalt”) dashboard with contextual titles and faithful board minimap thumbnails.
Billing analytics. An MRR ledger plus import of historical revenue movements from Stripe, for clearer revenue reporting.

Markdown-native cards and comments. Card descriptions, acceptance criteria, and comments are now plain Markdown — cleaner, portable, and ready to sync with external Markdown specs.
Jira connection. A modernized, Cloud-only Jira connect flow with the legacy OAuth 1.0a path removed.
AI attribution. Agent writes now record the human who invoked them, so you can see who’s behind a proposal.
Email. Transactional email moved to Loops for more reliable, on-brand delivery.

Sign-up no longer fails if a welcome email hiccups.
Tree connections and AI ghost cards stay correctly positioned as layouts re-tidy.
Bulk card deletes clean up their connections, and the notifications dropdown renders reliably.
Clearer billing copy for lapsed subscriptions and accounts without a payment method on file.

Behind the scenes: built the docs section of the new CardBoard website.

Note: this covers the month through late June 2026.