This week’s theme: big moves, useful polish, and a bit of fun. Here’s what shipped.
What shipped this week:
The biggest headline: **Superhuman Go ** is here.
This is our biggest Go update yet, and it’s built around a simple idea: AI shouldn’t feel like a detour. Instead of stopping what you’re doing, opening a separate chat, explaining the context, and pasting the answer back into your work, Go now comes to you — across docs, inbox, browser tabs, and workflows.
A few highlights:
- Build your own agents with custom triggers and connected apps
- use pre-built agents like Knowledge Checker to verify claims against company data
- Work with Go across more surfaces, including the Go app, Go Online, Go at Your Cursor, and Slack
- Let Go run in the background, search the web, ask clarifying questions, create shareable docs, and learn your preferences over time
On the Docs side, we also shipped a set of table usability improvements — the kind of upgrades that may look small individually, but add up fast if you spend a lot of time building and working in tables.
This round includes:
- More flexible ways to organize tabs
- Quicker access to conditional formatting
- More precise date and number filters
- Clearer summary rows
- Better control over the new row button
- Inline editing for canvas columns
Taken together, these changes make tables feel more polished, more predictable, and easier to customize — especially in docs with lots of views, filters, groups, and rich content.
We also added subscript and superscript formatting, which is one of those deceptively small features that make a product feel much more complete. You can now properly format things like H₂O, CO₂, E = mc², and x₁ + x₂ + … + xₙ in both tables and regular text, with support for copy/paste, imports, and DOCX export too.
In other words: small button, big quality-of-life win.
And because not every update has to be pure productivity vegetables, we also shipped animated stickers in comments. [Special note: pls don’t kill the messenger 
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You can now drop animated stickers right into comments using a new sticker picker in the toolbar, with 29 stickers across artist-curated packs from Jay Daniel Wright, Henri Campea, and Aran Quinn. They add a little more range than emoji alone, and they gracefully fall back to static images anywhere animation isn’t supported — which means the message still lands, even if the wiggle doesn’t.
The full August changelog is here — bookmark it to stay up to date on all the product changes we make every month!
And while on the topic of product releases…
A quick callout to something we shared recently that’s worth bookmarking if you like keeping tabs on the bigger picture: our living artifact of this community’s all-time top feature requests.
We put this together to make it easier to track the bigger themes that have emerged from this forum over time — including what’s shipped, what’s on the roadmap, and where things stand overall.
It’s not meant to be an exhaustive recap of everything we’ve ever released — some of these requests go back years, and a lot has happened along the way. The goal is simply to have one useful place to revisit for a clearer view of how community feedback has shaped the product.
So if you haven’t yet, it’s a good one to bookmark: A look back at our all-time top feature requests
We’ll keep updating it so it stays useful over time.
Upcoming events:
We’re back with another Superhuman Docs office hours this Tuesday at 2pm ET. Chat directly with members of the Superhuman team in this unstructured event, where you can walk us through what’s currently blocking you, highlight some of your favorite new Go prompts, or show us that killer butter board you whipped up for a cocktail party later on — the world is truly your oyster!
With that, I bid adieu and wish you the most relaxing of weekends just ahead 