Changelog

Help buttons now open the relevant documentation in a focused window inside Leadtime. You can read instructions, view images and videos, and close the article without losing your place in the application.

Search, agent guidance, and integrations use the same current documentation, so links and Read more actions lead to consistent articles in your selected language.

The Leadtime Agent can now search documentation in either German or English without choosing a source language first. It reads related articles together, understands where each page sits in the help center, and can fall back to the available translation while still replying in your conversation language.

OpenClaw and Hermes setup now recommends the coding-agent prompt first, with the manual terminal command available separately when you need it. Manual commands clearly mark the connector URL and agent ID values you must replace before running them.

When an external runtime finishes setup, an open Leadtime settings page refreshes immediately with the saved connection details. This prevents an older form value from overwriting the webhook URL returned by the installer.

Leadtime now has a dedicated public documentation site. You can browse guides in English or German, search by meaning as well as keywords, and ask questions directly from the site.

Every article is also available as plain Markdown, making the same guidance easy to use from AI tools and other integrations. If a German translation isn’t available yet, you’ll see the English article with a clear fallback notice instead of reaching a dead end.

Creating a workspace now starts with one clear details form followed by email confirmation. Leadtime generates the workspace address automatically, so you can move from registration to setup with less back-and-forth.

We also strengthened verification and retry handling. Interrupted signups can recover cleanly, and billing setup only begins after the email address has been confirmed.

You can now mark an employee’s employment mode as Part-time. The option is available when editing employees, filtering contacts, importing employee data, and working through the public API.

The setting is a clear classification rather than a scheduling shortcut: it won’t change contracted hours, capacity, or availability automatically.

Leadtime Agent can now guide a new workspace through setup in a focused conversation. It adapts to what you’ve already configured, helps bring in real company data, and explains the next useful step without forcing everyone through the same checklist.

The agent can show relevant help and videos, open the right Leadtime screen, and keep setup progress in the conversation. Invitations remain under your control until the workspace is ready.

Unread indicators now show which agent conversations have new replies or activity, so you can return to the chats that need attention without opening every one.

Longer runs are easier to follow too. Related activity stays grouped, attachments remain available, and conversation history is preserved while work continues in the background.

When an agent works from a task, it can now create a time entry for that task and read the existing time-booking activity. This keeps agent work in the same project reporting flow as the rest of the team instead of leaving it as invisible effort.

The resulting booking is attached to the task and remains visible for review like any other recorded time.

Leadtime Agent can now carry out safe interface actions on your behalf. It can open a task, move to the relevant workspace page, or switch language and theme when those actions help complete your request.

Tasks open in their normal modal, so you can inspect the real item and return to the conversation without losing context.

Automations can now react to messages from a connected Slack workspace. Choose the Slack message trigger, narrow it to the channels and message conditions that matter, and let the rest of the automation continue in Leadtime.

This makes it possible to turn the conversations your team already has into consistent follow-up work without copying each message by hand.

You can now speak a prompt instead of typing it. Start recording from the agent composer, then send the transcription immediately or keep the text in the editor to review and refine first.

The recording view includes a live waveform and a clear cancel path, making voice input practical for longer requests while keeping you in control of what is sent.

Agent conversations now have a dedicated full-page workspace with a persistent history. Pin the chats you return to often, rename or remove old conversations, and keep the most useful work at the top of the list.

Agents can also return generated files directly in the conversation. Reports, notes, and other artifacts appear as downloadable attachments instead of leaving you to find them elsewhere.

You can now create custom agents directly in Leadtime. Give each agent a purpose, choose its workspace skills, connect the tools it needs, and use its own identity across chat, Slack, tasks, and automations.

Connection problems are shown clearly instead of being silently ignored, making it easier to understand when an agent needs attention before it can complete its work.

Leadtime Agent can now stay in a floating panel while you move around the workspace. Switch between the sidebar and floating view depending on the task, and Leadtime remembers your preference for that workspace.

When the agent needs a decision, it can ask a clear follow-up question with single-choice, multiple-choice, or free-text answers. The conversation pauses safely until you respond, so longer work can continue with the right context instead of guessing.

Employee profiles now include a Statistics tab with a six-month view of current work and capacity, recent value-category breakdowns, and mood distribution when attendance features are enabled.

When you need more detail, the page links into Staff and Goal Insights while respecting the viewer’s existing permissions.

The workspace dashboard has been refreshed to make important information easier to scan. Project, staff, workload, turnover, and goal insights now share a more consistent visual language, with clearer chart labels and supporting context.

Dashboard widgets, page headers, navigation, and grids also adapt more cleanly across screen sizes, so the same overview remains useful on a smaller display.

Editing task descriptions and comments is now smoother. Linked items in the entity picker respond reliably to pointer selection, while comment actions are available from a compact side menu where you need them.

Undo also works correctly after wrapping or unwrapping content, making it safer to restructure longer descriptions without losing your previous state.