Changelog. Knock agent. Last updated: 26 Mar 2026 Summarize: Today Knock Labs, Inc. is introducing the Knock agent, a new way to build, edit, and ship messaging with AI. Built directly into the dashboard, the Knock agent has full context of your Knock account and assists with everything from answering questions to executing day-to-day tasks. How it works. The agent is designed to work how you work. With every prompt, it references your existing setup to ensure outputs match your branding and writing style, make sense in the context of messaging, and leverage existing templates and components. Create and manage resources. The Knock agent can be started from anywhere in the dashboard to create and manage any Knock resources, such as workflows, broadcasts, guides, and more. Generate beautiful emails. Gone are the days of building emails from scratch. Just describe what you want, upload a screenshot of an email you like, or send it a URL to pull content from. The agent builds a client-safe email using your layout and branding. Build audience segments. You can also build user segments from scratch using the Knock agent. Describe the users you want to target, and the agent will pull together the right filters to create a dynamic audience, ready to use. Get started. The Knock agent is now available in public beta for all teams. Agent use is included on all Knock plans at no additional cost during the beta period as Knock Labs, Inc. refine the experience and expand capabilities.

Data functions. Last updated: 10 Mar 2026 Summarize: Today Knock Labs, Inc. is introducing data functions, a new set of workflow steps that enable you to update your data in Knock from within a workflow. The new data functions available include: * Update audience. Add or remove a user to or from a static audience. For example, when users hit a usage milestone, you can add them to a "Power users" audience, or remove them if they churn. * Update user. Modify the recipient's properties or preferences. For example, you can mark the completed_onboarding user property as "true" when a user finishes the onboarding workflow. * Update tenant. Modify a company's properties. For example, when a workspace upgrades their plan, you can update the tenant's plan_tier property to "Pro." * Update object. Modify properties on any object in your environment (e.g. projects, orders, or tasks). For example, when a task is completed, you can update the project's completed_tasks_count so a summary notification shows the right total. * Modify workflow. Add or update a property in your workflow's data scope. This allows you to compute a value in an early step (e.g. a personalized recommendation) and use it in later branch or message steps. Data functions help you turn real-time behavior into structured, reliable data from within a workflow. This ensures records stay enriched and up to date, powers better segmentation and personalization, and enables you to make users eligible to receive other messaging, including guides, broadcasts, or other workflows. Data functions are available today for all Knock customers. Read more about designing workflows.

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