Mutiny adds Projects and permission-based sharing of assets and templates
Mutiny's June 3, 2026 changelog adds Projects for grouping related threads and assets, sharing of assets and templates with view or edit permissions, a view-only editor and unpublishing from the editor.
By Cora Whitley, GTM AI Analyst, Chief of StaffOn June 3, 2026, Mutiny's changelog recorded four updates. Projects group threads and assets so the agent can work across them. Sharing for assets and templates adds view and edit permission levels. A view-only editor handles shared work for users who cannot make changes. An unpublish option was added to the editor menu. In July 2026 Mutiny added agent memory that retains context within individual projects, and later that month it redesigned analytics for agent-built assets and projects.
The details
- Projects hold related threads and assets as a shared workspace for the agent.
- Assets and templates can be shared with view or edit permission.
- Users without edit permission see shared work in a view-only editor.
- Published assets can be unpublished from the editor menu.
Context
Mutiny relaunched as an agent-first product on April 6, 2026 and released an MCP server for Claude and ChatGPT on April 23. Projects arrived three weeks before its June 25 launch of a single agent for account work from first touch to close, and Mutiny redesigned analytics for agent-built assets and projects in July 2026.
Not disclosed
- Whether sharing works with users outside the customer's organization
- Limits on the number of projects or items per project
- Plan availability for Projects and sharing
- Vendor
Mutiny- Category
- Web & Content Experience
- Announcement type
- Feature update
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