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Last updated: September 9, 2026

New since last update​

End user features​

Glean Extension​

  • Continue using the Glean extension with an updated browser side panel: Glean will move remaining browser extension users from the legacy browser side panel experience to a newer version. This will allow users to continue using Search in their browsers while simplifying the extension experience. Search-only deployments will retain Search without requiring Chat or Agents. Glean ID: [ROAD-1643)

Assistant​

  • Engram on AWS and Azure deployments: Glean will add personalization functionality to Assistant so it can remember details from your conversations and work history to tailor future interactions, making it feel like an intelligent coworker that retains the context that matters most to you. Personalization combines implicit and mined memories from chat sessions and past work activity (within retention guardrails) with explicit, user‑controlled saved memories. (Glean ID: [ROAD-1121])
  • Engram: Agentic Memory System for Glean Assistant (Glean Key Large Customers): Engram will be Glean Assistant's new agentic memory system that builds a durable, hierarchical view of each user's work across chat, documents, tickets, and other activity so Assistant can personalize responses, continue long-running projects, and reduce repeated context-setting. Memory will be persistent, privacy-safe, and scoped to each deployment and user, so Glean will never learn across companies and will only use content you already have permission to access. Users will be able to inspect, edit, or delete what Glean remembers in a dedicated memory view, giving them direct control over how the assistant learns from their role, preferences, and projects.

Engram will initially be available for Glean Assistant users on GCP deployments with Glean Universal Key; support for additional cloud environments will follow in future releases. (Glean ID: [ROAD-1650])

  • Team chat: collaborate with teammates in shared, multiplayer chat threads: Collaborate with your teammates directly inside a shared Glean chat thread. Share any conversation to bring others into the same workspace — each participant can send their own messages while Glean responds using that person's permissions and the full context already surfaced in the thread. No more copying answers between separate chats; work will build on itself as the conversation compounds. (Glean ID: [ROAD-1346])

Connectors​

  • SharePoint: Serve last published version when latest version is a draft (Major/Minor Versioning): SharePoint will be able to serve the last published version when the latest version is a draft, keeping search results stable for major and minor versioning. (Glean ID: [ROAD-1516])
  • New Azure Files connector: Use Glean to search across Azure Files shares alongside the rest of your content. The new Azure Files connector will search files, folders, and metadata directly via Azure Files APIs while honoring Azure RBAC and NTFS permissions, so users will only see content they’re allowed to access. Admins will be able to connect large departmental shares—such as HR policies, finance reports, engineering documents, and network drives—so employees can find this content with the same experience they already have for Google Drive and OneDrive. (Glean ID: [ROAD-1354])

Admin Capabilities​

  • Usage limits: end-user "request more" flow: End users will be able to request additional usage through a request-more flow when they reach configured usage limits. (Glean ID: [ROAD-1570])

Glean Home​

  • Improvement to chat conversation search modal: No data found (Glean ID: [ROAD-1684])

Admin features​

Admin Capabilities​

  • External Observability: Export agent traces to customer OTLP endpoints: Glean will be able to export agent traces to customer OTLP endpoints for external observability and monitoring. (Glean ID: [ROAD-1559])
  • Build a unified feature entitlement layer that lets admins assign IdP groups to advanced Glean capabilities: No data found (Glean ID: [ROAD-1335])

Agents​

  • Support OpenAI models on AWS Bedrock: TODO (Glean ID: [ROAD-1665])

Protect​

  • Agent moderator approval automation with custom static scan rules: Agent moderator approval workflow will give Glean Protect+ admins a human-in-the-loop governance gate for autonomous agent publishing. When a static scan rule flagged as 'requires approval' fires, the agent will move into a moderator review queue instead of publishing immediately. Agent Moderators will see the scan findings — which rule fired, severity, and evidence — and will be able to approve (triggering auto-publish) or deny (with a comment sent to the author). The full decision history will be persisted for auditing. This will replace manual 2–3 week review cycles with a structured, scan-driven workflow that scales to large agent fleets. It will be available to admins with the Agent Moderator role on Glean Hosted deployments with Protect+ enabled. (Glean ID: [ROAD-1555])

Still coming soon​

End user features​

Admin Capabilities​

  • Skill scanning and safety review for imported and shared Skills: Glean will add an automated safety layer for Skills, scanning imported, uploaded, shared, and admin-published Skills before they’re distributed to your organization. This will help admins and Skill Admins catch unsafe instructions, risky tool patterns, suspicious external references, and policy-violating content early, so end users will only see Skills that meet your governance standards. Skills will be scanned on upload, import, sync update, and publish; high‑severity findings will be blocked, lower‑severity issues will be flagged for review, and Skills will be re‑evaluated whenever synced content changes. This feature will be available to all customers using Skills once enabled by an admin and will not affect usage-based billing. (Glean ID: [ROAD-1573])

Assistant​

  • Agent Sandbox via Isolated Execution Services: As Glean Assistant takes on more complex work, prioritizing the performance, reliability, and output quality of high-value workflows will become increasingly important. We will introduce a new pattern to Glean-hosted deployments called Isolated Execution Services (IES) to help Glean Assistant continue to provide a great experience for users as it improves. Our Agent Sandbox will be the first service adopting this pattern. Agent Sandbox will help power workflows like in-depth analysis, code execution, heavy data processing, and artifact generation. (Glean ID: [ROAD-1506])
  • Create live interactive artifacts that load fresh data for each viewer: Interactive artifacts will be able to run live. Set an artifact to Live and it will load fresh data every time it opens, using each viewer's own permissions, so shared dashboards and trackers will stay current and correctly scoped. (Glean ID: [ROAD-1610])
  • Automatically refresh interactive artifacts on a schedule: Scheduled refreshes will keep interactive artifacts up to date automatically. Artifact creators will be able to choose a daily, weekday, weekly, or monthly schedule. This will keep recurring dashboards, daily briefs, weekly reports, and account or project updates up to date. (Glean ID: [ROAD-1574])
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