What's New in NetworkOS

Your built-in Agent Skills, ready in every Workspace. NetworkOS comes with Catalog Agent Skills you can call from the Terminal command menu. Use them to find answers in your own files, Artifacts and Records, get a quick read on a Person, Organization or file, or research bigger questions using your Workspace and the public web together. Read more about Catalog Agent skills here.
Pick the right skill from one list. The command menu and mode dropdown now show Auto and your workspace’s Agent Skills, so there’s one place to look. Custom workflows have been retired; if you used one, your Collaboration.Ai team can help you set it up as an Agent Skill.
Track the newest federal awards and opportunities. The SBIR, SAM Entity and SAM Opportunity Data Packs now include the latest published awards, registered entities and contract opportunities.
Share Studio reports with confidence. Export a report and send it straight to leadership, partners or customers. It reads like a finished document, so you don’t need to clean it up first.

Summaries built from your own workspace content now appear on the Person and Organization Summary card.
The “My” filter on the Artifacts page now shows everything you’ve saved, including recent Artifacts.
Confirmations like “Mission created” stay in your Terminal conversation after the reply finishes and after you reload.
A link to a chat that no longer exists now tells you so and lets you start a new one.
A link to a Mission that doesn’t exist, or that you can’t access, now shows a clear message and a way back to your Missions.
With the Workspace Settings sidebar collapsed, you can click anywhere on an icon to open that page.
In the New Organization form, you can clear an Organization Type you selected, and the field reads correctly in dark mode.
Changes NetworkOS makes to a Record automatically show who made them in the Record’s history.

Your conversations have a home. The Terminal now lives in the sidebar. Start a new chat from anywhere, pick up recent conversations from the sidebar, and see every conversation you've had on the new All Chats page.
Know what each conversation is doing. Every chat shows a simple status: working, needs your input, done, or failed. You can step away and still see when something is ready.
One conversation at a time, in the right place. Chat tabs and the top bar are gone. Each conversation opens on its own, so the screen stays focused on what you're working on.
Chat about the thing you're looking at. Start a conversation from a Mission's overview, or open a saved Artifact and chat about it side by side. The chat header shows which Mission a conversation belongs to.
Artifacts look and work the same everywhere. However you open an Artifact, you get the same view and the same controls to name, save, move, share, and close it, plus a way back to where you were.
Links you can share. Records and Artifacts each have one address, so a copied link opens exactly what you were looking at.
Easier to get around Missions. Missions in the sidebar expand to show their sections.
Cleaner Mission pages. Long Mission descriptions open in their own dialog for reading and editing. The ambient graph on the Network tab and the retired Views feature have been removed.

Typing after "/" in the Terminal now shows every character as you type it.
Search stays up to date when you link or unlink records, so people, organizations, events, and Missions show their latest connections.
Duplicate checks now catch records that already exist in your Workspace, and outages no longer show up as "no results."
Organization logos added automatically are now credited correctly in the record's history.
Security and reliability updates across the platform.

What's New in NetworkOS - October 2026