Mutiny adds Library folders, per-resource analytics and shareable resource links
Mutiny's August 28, 2026 changelog adds nested Library folders, performance and engagement analytics for individual Library resources, direct share links for resources and content-aware asset search.
On August 28, 2026, Mutiny released Library and search updates. Nested folders change how resources are organized and browsed. Resource-level analytics report usage and engagement for each item. Standalone share links let sellers send a Library resource directly. Search across assets now reads their content. Other August entries add version history with revert on August 4, an analytics refresh button on August 7, and faster first asset creation without a blueprint on August 13.
The details
- Nested folders include a persistent sidebar, breadcrumbs and bulk actions.
- Analytics are available by opening any Library resource.
- Share links work without wrapping the resource in an asset.
- Asset search matches text inside each asset.
- PowerPoint exports now match the fonts in the original design.
Context
Mutiny redesigned analytics for agent-built assets and projects in July 2026 and extended analytics to individual Library resources in this release. In October 2026 it added YouTube videos and editable link destinations to the Library, and a desktop recorder and stakeholder search, the latter two covered by ForgeX Research. Mutiny relaunched as an agent-first product in April 2026 and launched an MCP server for Claude and ChatGPT the same month.
Not disclosed
- Which engagement metrics resource analytics include
- Whether shared resource links can be gated or expire
- Whether resource analytics identify individual viewers or accounts
- Vendor
Mutiny- Category
- Web & Content Experience
- Announcement type
- Feature update
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