Tightknit Release Notes (Sept 9, 2026)

๐ Self-Serve SSO Setup & Automatic Account Provisioning
Customers on the Enterprise plan with custom SSO can now configure directly in Studio the OIDC and SAML providers for their community site login. The setup wizard provides exact callback and service-provider details, provider-specific setup help, validation, testing guidance, and safe edit and delete controls. That's not all! You can now additionally configure the OIDC or SAML provider to support automatic Tightknit account provisioning. When enabled, the first time a user successfully sign in through the provider but does not yet have a Tightknit profile, one will be created for them. You can find the new settings under Site > Authentication.
๐ ๏ธ Improvements and Fixes Community Site
Add events to calendars more easily - Add to Calendar buttons now open the selected calendar provider directly, include richer event descriptions, and are available on community event pages.
Consistent 4:1 page banners - Page banners now use the intended 4:1 presentation across the Community Site for more standardized branding.
Studio
Switch between feeds without losing context - A searchable feed switcher is now available from feed detail pages and preserves the current tab, date range, granularity, and filters.
Filter Discussions by feed - Community managers can narrow the Discussions view to a specific feed or channel.
Send Message Blaster posts to eligible private channels - Choose the sender first, then select from channels that identity can post to, including supported private channels.
Preview Slack poll visualizations - Poll creation and editing now show how classic bars, Slack bar charts, and pie charts will appear before you choose one.
Recover from incorrect Slack installs - Studio now identifies wrong-account, non-admin, and organization-wide installation problems and provides actionable recovery steps.
Slack
Create a Slack channel and Tightknit feed together - Admins can create a new Slack channel and activate its Tightknit feed in one workflow from Studio or MCP.
MCP
Expanded community-site management - Agents can change site subdomains, manage custom navigation and iframe allowlists, configure login-page marketing panels, and activate or deactivate sites.
More powerful post workflows - Agents can search, filter, and sort posts like the Studio.
Slack pin management - New tools can pin or unpin Slack messages and list pinned community posts.
Broader member and community administration - Agents can retrieve detailed member records, manage teammate email domains, and control whether bot-authored Slack content is synchronized.
Complete awards and poll data - Award tools now cover certificate, LinkedIn, announcement, and display settings, while poll responses include member, email, and Slack identifiers.
































