AI workflows work better when the visual context behind them is complete, reusable, and easy to move into the tools where work happens. October’s updates help teams collect the right details, share completed guides with compatible AI tools, and reduce friction in everyday sharing and administration.
Availability depends on your Zight plan, workspace configuration, and enabled beta access. The specific availability below is taken from the release scope; confirm eligibility in your workspace before planning a rollout.
Turn captured workflows into Zight Playbooks
Zight Playbooks turn captured browser interactions into reusable steps that compatible, browser-capable AI clients can fetch through MCP and run. The client can report whether a run completed, failed, or was cancelled, without requiring Zight’s Agent Runner Chrome extension for that path. This is a limited beta for enabled workspaces; plan availability is not specified. Update the Zight Chrome extension to v8.10.0 for the additional capture metadata, then use a Playbook with Claude, Codex, or another compatible client. The Zight MCP setup guide covers connector setup; a dedicated Playbooks guide is still needed.
Send completed guides to the AI tool you use
Item owners can send completed, non-empty Smart Action output — including their edits — to Claude or ChatGPT, or copy it for another AI tool. The shared link reopens the selected Smart Action, keeping the guide and its visual source together. Existing Smart Actions access and generation quotas still apply, and this does not expand Playbooks access. Start from a completed Smart Action while AI generation is idle, or open Connect AI tools from Home or Dashboard. The Zight MCP page is the starting point for compatible-client setup; a dedicated sharing-workflow article is still needed.
Collect the details you need with every Request Link
Add up to 20 text, number, dropdown, email, or checkbox fields to a Request Link and mark the fields required when responders need to provide information before recording or uploading. Their answers stay with the reply, so the visual report arrives with the context needed to triage it. The feature is available to Request Content-enabled accounts, and existing reply limits still apply. Create or edit a Request Link, add the fields you need, then review submitted answers in the viewer metadata section. The broader Request Video guide is the nearest available reference; a custom-fields article is still needed.
Capture and share from Android
Zight is now available on Google Play. Record your screen, share photos, videos, and files from other apps, copy a shareable link, and organize content in collections. Start from Zight for Android or the Google Play listing. A dedicated Help Center article is still needed.
Add workspace members from a CSV
Workspace owners can add members from a CSV rather than invite people individually. Imports support up to 200 rows per file. This is available to Scale and legacy Business workspaces; other plans show upgrade guidance. Start from member administration and select the CSV import flow. A dedicated Help Center article is still needed.
Export PDFs that keep multilingual text readable
Download as PDF now renders Arabic, Hindi, Japanese, and Chinese text instead of blank characters or boxes. It is available wherever the existing PDF export workflow is available. Mixed Arabic and English word ordering and Arabic bullet alignment remain known limitations. Start from the existing Download as PDF action. A dedicated Help Center article is still needed.