Attio lets Ask Attio take actions on emails, deals and tasks after user approval
Attio's April 29, 2026 changelog says Ask Attio can now take actions such as sending follow-up emails, updating deals and creating tasks, showing each action first, and adds developer, filtering and performance updates.


Image: Attio press materials, from the announcement
On April 29, 2026, Attio published changelog entries that extend Ask Attio from answering questions to performing actions, along with updates for developers, filtering, mobile and performance. The Ask Attio entry says the assistant carries context across a conversation so each action builds on the previous one. A digest entry for the same date adds that Ask Attio hides reasoning steps by default and that Attio is now in the ChatGPT store.
The details
- Ask Attio can send emails, update records and create tasks after showing the action and waiting for approval.
- Actions are available in the Attio app and from Slack, linked to the workspace by email address.
- API queries can apply a saved view's filters by passing a view_id.
- New MCP tools update list entries by entry or record ID and edit notes in place.
- Attio says tail latency fell by up to 10x across request types.
Context
Ask Attio launched on February 4, 2026 as a search and update assistant, and Attio released an MCP server on February 19. This changelog adds the ability to act on records and send email from a conversation. Attio later rebuilt Workflows around AI agents in June 2026 and added a workflow history and agent log in September.
Not disclosed
- Whether actions consume additional Ask Attio credits
- Permission controls that limit which actions the assistant can take
- Audit logging for actions taken through Slack
- Vendor
Attio- Category
- CRM & Marketing Automation
- Announcement type
- AI launch
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