Changelog

Faster Brief Loading in the Chrome Extension

• The MaybeUndo Chrome extension now connects new Interactive AI Demo briefs more reliably before recording. When a brief is created, MaybeUndo automatically preselects it in the extension so users can start recording faster. Users can still choose a different brief when needed.

Redesigned Demo Slide Color Picker

• Demo slide styling now uses a cleaner color picker design
• The updated control keeps styling work focused without pulling users away from the editor

Palette-Based Color Selection

• Editors can now pick from a color palette when styling demo slides
• This helps demos stay visually consistent across launches, sales assets, and follow-up materials

Multi-Select Callout Cleanup

• Added bulk delete controls for callout-heavy demo scenes
• Editors can select more than one callout at a time before removing them
• This helps teams clean up AI-generated or manually drafted walkthroughs faster when a demo direction changes

Safer Delete Review

• Bulk delete uses one confirmation step instead of multiple repeated delete actions
• Selected callouts stay visible before confirmation, so editors can review the cleanup set before removing it
• The delete action stays intentionally separate from ordinary text and dropdown editing

Cleaner Callout Cards

• Callout cards now better separate writing, display type, position, and action choices
• Individual callout delete remains available from the card menu for smaller cleanup moments
• Bulk delete mode keeps the card layout focused on selection instead of mixing editing controls with removal controls

Focused Editing Mode

• The Hotspot Builder hides writing AI assistance while bulk delete is active
• Neutral selection states make it clearer which callouts are selected without making every selected card feel destructive
• The result is a calmer cleanup flow for longer guided demos with many callout steps

What Callout Deletion Removes

• Deleting a callout removes its anchor point, dot, pointer, card copy, timing, and click behavior
• The underlying recording or scene stays in place, so teams can clean up guidance without losing the captured demo

MaybeUndo Docs

• Added docs.maybeundo.com as a dedicated home for product guides and feature how-tos
• Published the first guide for bulk deleting callouts in MaybeUndo

Favorite Workspaces

• Workspaces can now be favorited directly from the Workspaces dashboard
• The dashboard includes a favorites filter and tile or list views, so active workspaces are easier to keep close
• Favorite workspaces help teams get back to current projects without changing the workspace contents

Demo Activity in Slack

• Send demo view activity to a selected Slack channel
• Help teams notice when prospects open shared demos
• Keep demo engagement visible in the place where follow-up already happens

Completion and Intent Signals

• Highlight when a viewer completes a demo
• Surface high-intent viewer activity for faster team awareness
• Give teams a clearer signal for when a demo may need follow-up

Links Back to MaybeUndo

• Slack messages link back to MaybeUndo so users can review demo context
• Teams can move from a Slack alert to demo analytics without searching
• The integration is designed as a focused activity feed, not a replacement for the MaybeUndo workspace

Focused Setup

• Connect Slack from MaybeUndo integrations
• Choose one Slack channel for demo activity
• Send a test notification to confirm the feed is ready

Start with a Clearer Demo Plan

• Teams can use ChatGPT to shape an early product demo idea before recording
• The workflow helps clarify who the demo is for, what it should show, and how the story should be framed
• The goal is to reduce blank-page work before opening MaybeUndo

Keep Recording in MaybeUndo

• ChatGPT helps with planning, not screen recording
• Recording and editing continue to happen in MaybeUndo
• This keeps the demo creation process aligned with the product experience teams already use

Account-Based Connection

• The connection is designed around a user's MaybeUndo account
• Users review permissions before connecting
• Demo work stays tied to the right MaybeUndo workspace

A Simpler Handoff from Chat to Demo

• The integration is meant to make it easier to move from conversation to demo creation
• Users can start with a prompt, refine the direction, and continue in MaybeUndo
• The focus is on practical product storytelling, not replacing the recording workflow

Claude Can Work from Canonical MaybeUndo Context

• Claude is designed to connect to MaybeUndo through a remote MCP server instead of relying on pasted prompts, notes, and exports
• This gives Claude direct access to the same Story Demo Brief structure your team already uses inside the product
• The goal is simple: less manual context switching, less narrative drift, and more useful AI actions

Story Demo Briefs Become the Source of Truth

• The integration treats the Story Demo Brief as the primary narrative object
• Claude can work from core story context like audience, goal, problem, tone, scenes, and script context
• That keeps demos, videos, presentations, and follow-up materials aligned to the same story system

Narrow MCP Tools Instead of Broad Agent Access

• The MCP layer is built around typed tools for specific jobs such as creating briefs, reading briefs, generating scripts, listing assets, and creating AI demos
• Each tool has a defined input and output shape so responses stay predictable for both users and AI systems
• This approach is more reliable than giving an agent broad access without structure

OAuth, Scoped Permissions, and Ownership Checks

• Every Claude connection maps to a real MaybeUndo user through OAuth
• Permissions stay scoped to the tool and object being accessed
• Server-side ownership checks and audit logging help preserve the same control boundaries already enforced in the MaybeUndo app

Export Story Demo Briefs to PDF

Story Demo Briefs can now be exported as clean, shareable PDFs. Teams can review narrative direction, messaging, brand guidance, script context, and scene planning without needing to stay inside the editor.

Upload Videos into the Story Editor Timeline

You can now upload videos directly into the Story Editor and add them as new scenes in your timeline. Uploads go straight to storage, process in the background, and appear in the editor once they are ready.

Upload Videos into the Story Demo Brief

You can now upload videos directly into the Story Demo Brief and add them as new scenes. Uploads go straight to storage, process in the background, and appear in the editor once they are ready.