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Coming soon

Last updated: October 27, 2026

New since last update​

End user features​

Platform Capabilities​

  • Login-free email unsubscribe: Users will be able to unsubscribe from eligible Glean email categories without signing in, including after losing access to their Glean account. Required account and security emails will remain unchanged.

Assistant​

  • Comments on artifacts: Users will be able to comment directly on interactive, image, spreadsheet, and document artifacts. Comments will support anchors, replies, reactions, mentions, and resolution; people with edit access will be able to edit artifacts.

  • A clearer AI notice in Assistant: Assistant will show a notice below the chat composer reminding users that AI responses can make mistakes and should be double-checked. No setup will be required.

  • Scoped API access for LLM and MCP gateways: Applications and agents will be able to authenticate with scoped API tokens when an end-user SSO session is not active. Admins will control application access, scopes, quotas, model and tool permissions, and token expiry or revocation. Availability will begin with a managed rollout.

  • Edit and comment on slides artifacts: Users will be able to edit and comment on slides artifacts, anchor comments to specific slides, and send follow-up instructions to Glean. Anyone who can view an artifact will be able to comment; only people with edit access will be able to edit.

Developer Experience​

  • Enterprise-managed authorization for Glean MCP: Organizations will be able to provision Glean MCP access through their identity provider, so eligible users can connect from supported Claude clients without separate Glean OAuth consent. The initial private beta will be invitation-only and subject to prerequisite checks.

Connectors​

  • Japanese support for LumApps: The LumApps connector will support Japanese content in Glean Search and Assistant, including documents whose English locale fields are not populated. Learn more

Admin features​

Admin Capabilities​

  • AI Gateway for approved customers: Approved legacy and migration customers will be able to opt in to AI Gateway with dollar-based usage visibility and spend controls. Admins will need to consent to billing in arrears before enabling access.

  • AI Gateway for external AI clients: Organizations in the private beta will be able to provide external AI clients with governed model access and administrator controls for model usage and governance. Availability will be limited to invited customers.

Connectors​

  • Wildcard rules for SharePoint sites: Admins will be able to use a single trailing-asterisk wildcard in SharePoint site greenlists and redlists, reducing the need to maintain long lists of exact URLs. Redlist rules will take precedence, and regular expressions will not be supported.

Protect​

  • Severity analysis for custom detectors: Protect admins will be able to use severity analysis for custom terms and regular-expression detectors, with custom instructions to tailor assessments, identify false positives, and prioritize sensitive findings. Availability will begin with a managed rollout.

Platform Capabilities​

  • LLM data residency for Glean Key: Glean Key admins will be able to choose US or EU data residency for supported LLM providers, helping keep LLM requests in the selected geography.

Still coming soon​

Admin features​

Actions​

  • Automatic tool enablement: Admins will be able to review Glean’s monthly tool recommendations for configured connectors and choose automatic enablement after a review period or manual approval for every tool. Write tools can remain subject to manual review. Configure this in Admin console → Connectors.

  • Unified connector and tool setup: Admins will be able to manage connector setup and tool access from one place in the Admin console, making it easier to configure and maintain both.

Protect​

  • Scanning for risky agent configurations: Protect+ admins on Glean Hosted will be able to run a publish-time scan of agents for risky configurations. Results will show the triggered rule, severity, and rationale, and agents that require approval will move to moderator review.

  • Flexible agent governance policies: Protect admins will be able to combine multiple rule types in a policy for more flexible governance of agent behavior and content risk.

End user features​

Assistant​

  • Inline search results in Assistant: Assistant will show search results in a simpler in-conversation experience, so users will be able to edit queries, apply filters, and review results without opening a side panel.

  • More context while Assistant searches: Assistant will show useful search context while information-seeking and natural-language navigation queries load, with clearer citations and results that stay available above the query.

  • Shared team chat: Users will be able to collaborate in shared Glean chat threads, with each participant contributing in one workspace while responses respect that participant’s permissions. Admins will be able to enable the experience from Feature rollouts.

  • View and edit Google files beside Assistant: Users will be able to open supported Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides beside an Assistant conversation to review and edit files without switching away from chat. They will still be able to open the original Google editor when full functionality is needed.

Agents​

  • Background subagents for long-running work: Agents will be able to hand off longer research or multi-step work to background subagents and continue working. Final results will return to the original session, with availability limited to the managed rollout.

  • Grouped agent runs in Recents: Runs from the same agent will appear in a single row in Recents, making conversations easier to find. This will require Chat History to be enabled.

Connectors​

  • Azure Files connector: Admins will be able to connect Azure Files shares so users can search files, folders, and metadata alongside other workplace content, with Azure RBAC and NTFS permissions respected. The connector will be available as an Admin console opt-in. Learn more

  • OneNote integration: Users will be able to search permission-aware OneNote notebooks, sections, and pages alongside other Microsoft 365 knowledge. A Microsoft admin will need to grant the delegated Notes.Read.All scope to the Glean app. Learn more

  • Outlook attachment search: Glean will be able to retrieve and use supported Outlook email attachments across Search, Assistant, and Agents. Attachments will be indexed for persistent discovery or retrieved on demand before indexing is complete, while respecting Outlook permissions.

Embedded Integrations​

  • Glean Assistant in Microsoft Teams channels: Users will be able to mention Glean in a Microsoft Teams channel to ask questions and get AI-powered answers without leaving Teams. Availability will be admin-gated.

  • Glean Assistant in Microsoft Teams group chats: Users will be able to mention Glean in a Teams group chat to ask questions and get answers without leaving the conversation. Availability will be admin-gated.

  • Glean in Microsoft Excel: Users will be able to bring Glean knowledge and assistance into Microsoft Excel while working in spreadsheets.

  • Better autocomplete: Autocomplete will suggest a broader set of eligible documents as users type, helping them navigate directly to the documents they need.
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