This month we shipped a major upgrade to the Enterpret MCP server — now with citations on every answer and support for any MCP host — launched Claude Opus 4.8 in Wisdom, brought in-product transparency to every integration, made taxonomy editing faster with new AI-assisted chat, validation, and node-level edits, upgraded our Escalation Agent, and landed a broad set of reliability and accuracy fixes. Here's what's new.
Enterpret MCP Server v2: Cited, Simpler, and Works Everywhere
A major upgrade to the Enterpret MCP server, which lets AI hosts query your Customer Context Graph, was rolled out to all customers. Read the announcement and set it up.
- Citations on every answer: Every aggregate number returned by Enterpret MCP now carries a deep link back to the source records in the Enterpret dashboard, just like the in-product chat experience. No other MCP server on the market does this.
- Works on any MCP host: The server is now tools-only, so it runs on any MCP-compliant host, including ChatGPT, Codex, n8n, and LibreChat, alongside Claude, Cursor, Glean, and Notion.
- Simpler setup: The
initialize_wisdom prompt and usage-guidelines resources are gone. The server self-initializes from cleaner tool descriptions, nothing to run before you start asking questions. - More context-efficient: Schema and instructions now load on demand instead of being dumped upfront. Sessions last longer before compaction, and customers with large schemas get materially faster, cheaper answers.
- Verbatim customer quotes: A new quote tool returns validated, word-for-word customer quotes with speaker attribution: actual words, not paraphrases.
- Renamed: Enterpret Wisdom MCP is now Enterpret MCP.
Existing connections keep working. To pick up the new experience, reconnect and re-authenticate the server in a fresh session.
Claude Opus 4.8 is now available in Wisdom
- Anthropic's latest Opus model is live. Opus 4.8 replaces 4.6, Opus 4.7 remains available, and Sonnet 4.6 is still the default.
Integration Transparency
Enterpret customers now have in-product visibility into the health of every integration.
- Nine user-facing statuses on every integration row: Active, Ingesting, Setup incomplete, Connection expired, Slow ingestion (Recovering), Ingestion blocked, Issue detected, Paused, and Deleted — each with the right color, label, and tooltip.
- Proactive email alerts to org admins: A first alert on Day 0, reminders at Days 3, 6, 9, and 12, a final notice at Day 15, and a recovery email once the issue clears, so a broken integration no longer goes unnoticed for days.
- Upgraded detail pages: A new ingestion activity chart with 30-day, 60-day, 90-day, and all-time ranges, UTC timestamps, and all-time totals.
Adaptive Taxonomy: AI-Assisted Editing, Validation, and Chat
Refining your taxonomy is now faster, safer, and easier with four new capabilities — available today and included by default with every Enterpret subscription, from Edit Mode on the Taxonomy page in Settings. Read the announcement.
- Chat with your taxonomy: Describe what you want in plain natural language — "Merge all login-related sub-themes under Authentication," "Move Notifications from Desktop to Mobile App," or "Read this feature doc and tell me what edits to make." Enterpret reads the taxonomy, interprets your intent, proposes the operation, and lets you review the change set before anything is applied.
- Quality checks before changes go live: Every proposed edit is checked for near-duplicates, naming conflicts, semantic overlap, and structural issues. When a change can't be applied directly, Enterpret suggests an alternative path — for example, reparent first, then merge — so you can review the full sequence before accepting.
- Edit any node, with guardrails: Rename, merge, split, move, create, delete, and reparent nodes — down to the themes and sub-themes closest to customer language — directly in the UI. Changes accumulate in a draft, nothing touches production until you save, any change can be rolled back, and Enterpret automatically reclassifies affected records on commit.
- Faster Taxonomy Edits & Edit During Backfill: Backfills now run faster, and you can keep editing the taxonomy while they run in the background.
Quality & Reliability Improvements
A broad set of accuracy and reliability upgrades across our agents and platform — sharper detection, cleaner alerts, and fixes throughout.
- Escalation Agent: Quality Upgrade: Two improvements rolled out to all customers — more meaningful alerts, with less noise out of the box.
- Smarter detection: We upgraded the AI models behind the Escalation Agent, so it surfaces the issues that matter with greater accuracy.
- Fewer low-value alerts by default: Billing disputes, refunds and chargebacks, and account bans are now automatically excluded for every customer — addressing the common "too many billing alerts" problem from day one. You can turn these back on or fine-tune what's excluded for your team at any time.
- Quality Monitor Agent: We upgraded the AI models behind the Quality Monitor Agent and streamlined how feedback is analyzed, so issues are detected more sharply and alerts are cleaner.
- Accurate feedback counts in Wisdom: Fixed a deduplication bug where source-citation drill downs counted duplicate feedback records, so source counts and opened records now match.
- More reliable user quotes: The quote flow now looks for speaker names across many more metadata fields and linked user records, instead of a small fixed set — so real customer names resolve correctly rather than falling back to "Customer."
- API error-code propagation: Improved handler-level error wrapping across core services so APIs return the intended error codes while preserving existing behavior.
- Ingestion & pipeline hardening: Fixed content-field override when feedback is re-ingested after translation, added SQL validation in the backfill service (rejecting conflicting ORDER BY / LIMIT / OFFSET), and resolved a query performance anomaly.
- App Store / Play Store enrichment: Hardened the app-store enrichment pipeline and backfilled historical records, plus added partial country-level metadata across more connectors — unblocking country-level filtering on app-store reviews.
Thank you for pushing us forward. Even more coming in June — stay tuned!