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Magic 2.27
🤖 New Emulator: All AI Features ✨
The emulator has been fully redesigned across all Magic AI features: Triage Agent, Auto-Priority, Auto-Category, Generate Title, Recap, Reminder Agent, and Intent edit.
What's new?
- Full-width panel:takes up the entire right panel instead of floating as a chat bubble overlay
- Sticky while you scroll:stays fixed as you scroll through settings, no more back and forth
- Refreshed chat bubbles:new bubble design with the welcome animation preserved
- On the Triage Agent, you can now simulate as aspecific contact: The emulator loads their known intents and applicable custom rule.Use Testing As → One Personcontact to try it.
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Magic 2.26
🤖 Pia Smart Forms - Triage Agent Re-engagement
The Triage Agent now stays active after sending a Pia smart form and drives the conversation to a resolution.
What's new
- Agent confirms form submission and either closes the ticket (if contact confirms) or escalates to a technician, based on your intent config
- Agent handles cancellations and errors by escalating automatically
- If the contact messages while the form is pending, normal triage continues uninterrupted
How to configure
Two new optional fields on any Pia smart form intent:
- External Reply - prompt the agent on what to say after submission.
- Resolution checkbox - check to close on contact confirmation, uncheck to auto-escalate

No changes needed to existing intents to get the base behavior.
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Magic 2.25.1
🔧 Fix: Client exclusion rules now respected for all post-triage actions

Client exclusion rules configured in Assistive AI are now correctly applied across all three Magic AI post-triage actions: Auto Prioritize, Auto Categorize, and Generate Title.
Previously, some actions could run on excluded clients even when an exclusion was in place. For example, Generate Title could fire for a client that had been excluded. This is resolved. Exclusions are enforced consistently across all actions.
These actions are toggled under Admin > Magic Agents > Triage Agent > Settings. To control which clients are excluded, manage access under the Client Access section of each Assistive AI feature, as usual.
No changes needed on your end. Your existing exclusion settings apply automatically.

Your automation shouldn’t stop at the chat window.
When an end user types “I need a new user onboarded” or “I’ve been locked out,” your team already knows what needs to happen. The problem is getting the right information, fast, without bouncing the user to a portal or playing catch-up in your PSA.
With the Pia integration, Thread can now surface a Pia SmartForm directly inside the chat — no redirects, no portals, no dropped context. When a user triggers an intent (like New User Onboarding, Password Reset, or Access Request), they see an “Open Form” button right in the conversation. They fill it out, submit it, and the data writes back to your PSA automatically.
What changes for your team:
Automation fires inside the conversation. Pia handles the complex workflow logic. Thread handles the conversation. Together, they close the loop without your techs acting as the middleman. No more chasing information. The form captures exactly what Pia needs to run the automation, structured, clean, and PSA-ready. No back-and-forth. No follow-up tickets just to gather details.
Users stay in one place. Instead of redirecting to a portal or opening a separate browser tab, the SmartForm overlays directly in the chat window. Branded, familiar, and frictionless.
This is Threaded Intelligence at work, Thread’s Triage Agent recognises the intent, Pia executes the automation, and your PSA gets updated, all without a technician lifting a finger. Your System of Agents handles the handoff so your team can focus on the work that actually needs them.
To get started, you’ll need admin access to both Thread and Pia, and AI Pro.
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Magic 2.25
✨ Listening Mode: Timeout Fallback option now available ⏳
Since launching Listening Mode in February, results have been strong: timeout rates dropped from 50% to 0%, overall success rates jumped from 41% to 68%, and tech handoff rates improved by 39%. Listening Mode remains the recommended default for all AI Pro workspaces.
We know every workspace transitions at its own pace. To support that, we've added a Timeout Fallback toggle in Triage Agent → Settings → Post-Triage. This option lets you continue using the previous inactivity behavior while your team gets familiar with everything Listening Mode has to offer. When you're ready, simply switch it off to take full advantage of the new experience.
We encourage all partners to use Listening Mode for the best experience.
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🧠 Client Intelligence: Knowledge Base management controls 🎛️

We've added new admin-level controls to help you manage your Client Intelligence Knowledge Base more effectively.
- Delete a single client's Knowledge Base"Need to start fresh for a specific client? From the Client Intelligence page (Inbox), click the menu on any client row and select Delete Knowledge. This wipes all Knowledge Base articles for that client, letting you rebuild from scratch.
- Delete all Knowledge Base articles:For a full reset across your entire workspace, head to Intelligence → Knowledge Base client access. At the bottom of the page you'll find a Danger Zone section with a Delete all Knowledge button. This removes all articles across all clients in one action.
Both actions are admin-only and irreversible, use them carefully. They're designed for situations where you need a clean slate, not for routine maintenance.

No more dropped calls when your team is busy. Both Minimal AI and Advanced AI modes now support automatic handoff to the Overflow agent when no technician picks up within the configured timeout.
What changed
Previously, if a transferred call went unanswered, the caller heard a "no one is available" message and the call ended. Now, the Overflow agent steps in automatically to make sure every call is captured.
How it works
- Minimal AI mode: The call rings to your technician. If no one picks up, Overflow activates. It greets the caller, asks about their issue, and creates a support ticket.
- Advanced AI mode: The AI has already spoken with the caller and gathered context. If no one picks up, Overflow takes over as a warm handoff. It lets the caller know no one is available and captures any additional details without repeating questions.
In both modes, the caller is told someone will follow up.
How to set it up
- Go to your Attendant settings (either Minimal or Advanced AI mode)
- Enable the "Use Overflow when no one is available" toggle
- Customize the greeting for the handoff
- Your existing timeout duration applies automatically
This means you only need to forward calls to the Attendant — Overflow handles the rest if no one answers.
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Magic 2.24
🧠
Client Intelligence: Now Available for AI Pro partners!
Client Intelligence turns every client into a living account profile by combining dashboards, service data, and AI-powered insight in one place. It learns from tickets, conversations, notes, and technician activity to help MSPs manage accounts proactively, deliver white-glove support, and lead clearer client conversations.
At a glance, Client Intelligence helps MSPs:
- Understand client health instantlywith real-time dashboards showing sentiment, trends, workload, and risk
- Equip technicians with better contextthrough contact, application, and configuration intelligence embedded in their workflow
- Run stronger QBRs and account reviewsusing AI-powered summaries and client-aware insights
- Build and maintain client-specific knowledge automaticallyas resolved work turns into living documentation
What's Included
📊 Client Overview Page
Each client has a centralized overview dashboard surfacing sentiment signals, issue trends, recurring problems, and overall health - giving technicians and account managers instant context before jumping into work or preparing for client conversations.
Key sections include:
- Client overview dashboardhighlighting company-level insights for sentiment, open tickets, time spent on issues, top recurring issues, and more
- AI-Generated Knowledge Base:Resolved threads automatically generate and refine client-specific KB articles, reducing manual documentation while helping technicians maintain consistency during troubleshooting. Articles are also accessible directly in Ask Magic for on-demand reference.
- Contacts list:provides one spot to see all contacts for a specific client and their issues within one view
- Configurations:show a list of unique configurations that are used for contacts within a client
- Applications:provides lets you see which software is used by which contacts within a client
- Client Notes:MSPs can now add custom notes about specific clients that are easily discoverable. Technicians can ask Magic about any client and retrieve these notes along with other client intelligence - ensuring critical context is always accessible when needed.
✨ New Ask Magic (Client-Level Insights)
Ask Magic within Client Intelligence enables account managers and executives to run deeper analysis:
- Trend analysis and pattern detection
- Recurring issue identification
- QBR-style summaries
- Risk and performance insights and more
Technicians can also query client-specific knowledge directly from Ask Magic (in Inbox) during troubleshooting.
👤 Contact Intelligence
AI memory captures interaction history and communication patterns at the contact level, helping technicians deliver more informed and personalized responses.
⚙️ Admin Controls
Admins can scope intelligence generation by client, source, or board - ensuring controlled rollout and proper governance.
Why It Matters
Client Intelligence transforms accumulated service activity into compounding operational knowledge - improving response quality, consistency, and visibility with every interaction.
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Inbox
🗓️ Display controls for Planner
Customize What You See in Planner
Users can now show or hide details in Planner to focus only on the information that matters to them.
What’s new:
Planner previously displayed the same Overdue, Backlog, and future dates sections to all users. Now, each user can adjust visibility to match what makes the most sense to them.
Key improvements:
- Personalized view: Toggle sections with on or off controls to help users reduce visual noise & personalize their UI.
- Display visual indicator: When the user's preferences are different than our default, a green dot indicator shows over the button
- Saved preferences: Your selections stay in place each time you return to Planner.
- Copy changes: More intuitive copy forBacklog,nowAssigned; and updated "Today" toactually show Today's date.
This update reduces cognitive load and gives users more control of the Planner view.
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Magic 2.23
New: Listening Mode + Reminder Agent Integration 🔔
The Triage Agent no longer disengages when a user goes quiet. It now enters Listening Mode - waits in the Thread, re-engages automatically when the user replies, and lets the Reminder Agent handle follow-ups in the background.
Why this matters:
- 🧠 More no-touch resolutions
- 📥 Higher-quality handoffs
- 🕒 Fewer stalled tickets
Where to find it:
- Listening Mode settings: Admin → Triage Agent → Settings
- Listening Mode status mapping: Admin → Status Mapping (per board)
Works across Chat and Email for all AI Pro partners.
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Magic 2.22
🕒 Reminder Agent Update: Custom Time Follow-Ups 🏴☠️🔔
The Reminder Agent can now send follow-ups using Custom Time, triggering reminders X hours after a ticket becomes eligible, instead of at a fixed daily time.
What this improves:
- 🚨 More precise, urgency-driven follow-ups
- ⏳ SLA-style timing based on real events
- 🔁 Better alignment with how teams actually work
This update makes Reminder Agent more flexible and reliable for time-sensitive workflows.
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