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June 2026

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Major Update:

  • File-first promptless.yaml configuration: All Promptless configuration now lives in a single promptless.yaml file in your organization’s Agent Knowledge Base. This replaces the previous Projects page with a unified Configuration page. The file has four sections: doc_collections (where docs live), triggers (events that initiate work), context_sources (integrations for additional context), and policies (publishing and notification rules). Existing Projects configurations have been automatically migrated. Your triggers and doc collections continue working without any action required.

New Features:

  • Slite integration: Connect your Slite knowledge base to Promptless as a read-only context source. Once connected, Promptless can search your Slite notes when creating documentation suggestions, ensuring your docs align with internal product knowledge. Connect via API key from the Integrations page.

Improvements:

  • Automatic trigger and context source configuration: Completing the setup wizard now automatically populates your promptless.yaml with broad triggers and context sources based on the integrations you connected. GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket connections generate PR and commit triggers with repos: all. Jira, Confluence, Linear, and Notion connections generate unscoped context source entries. This means Promptless starts listening immediately after onboarding—no manual configuration required to get started. You can always narrow scope later in the Configuration page.

  • Media Kit and brand assets: A new Media Kit is available at promptless.ai/media-kit with official logos, brand colors, and product screenshots for press, partners, and integrations. All assets are kept current by Promptless itself, so screenshots always reflect the latest interface.

  • Docs target chip on suggestions: The suggestions list now displays a compact chip showing which doc collection each suggestion targets. Hover over the chip to see the full repository path.

  • Org-aware suggestion link previews in Slack: When you share a suggestion link in Slack, the link preview now shows “Documentation suggestion for <Your Org>”. This makes it easier to identify which organization a suggestion belongs to at a glance.

  • Configuration page accessible to all members: All organization members can now view the Configuration page to see how Promptless is set up. Only admins can edit and save changes.

Bug Fixes:

  • Confusing Slack trigger links for private messages: Clicking Slack trigger links in docs PR descriptions led to Slack’s “There’s been a glitch” error when the original message was in a private DM or group conversation. Link labels now clarify which messages are private and include a fallback link to the suggestion’s Triggers & Analysis tab for reviewers without Slack access to that conversation.

  • Suggestion Diff Editor Markdown Rendering: Fixed bold formatting bleeding into subsequent lines when inline code appeared alongside bold text in the suggestion diff editor—markdown now renders correctly regardless of formatting combinations.

  • Documentation PR titles and draft state: Auto-created documentation PRs now follow the same conventions as every other publishing path. Their titles include the docs: prefix, and they open as drafts while the linked source pull request is still open. Once the source PR merges, the documentation PR opens ready for review.

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