Changelog
What's new in Nerve.
Product updates, new features, and improvements. For the longer story behind the ships, read the blog.
Every outbound message goes through one gate
Email, Slack, and LinkedIn sends now pass through a single checkpoint that records what was sent, to whom, and which agent asked. Anything an agent tries to send outside that path is blocked rather than delivered quietly.
Notification toggles hold everywhere
Delivery Channels and Alert Types now gate what actually reaches you, and they stop reverting on their own. Unsubscribing from all Nerve email stops all of it, not just briefings, and you can turn it back on yourself.
Briefing settings match when the briefing fires
The settings card now describes the schedule that actually runs, a turned-off briefing stays off, and the double-send that could fire two briefings in the same window is gone.
Meetings booked through your link reach your pipeline
A booking made from a shared scheduling link now updates the deal and the contact, not just the calendar. Meetings booked that way used to leave no trace in your CRM.
Call recaps update the deal
When a recap lands for a call with someone in your pipeline, Nerve matches it to the deal by email and offers the stage move, next step, and follow-ups as changes you approve in one click.
Premium briefings run on Claude Opus 5
The premium tier moved to Opus 5, and every tier now falls back to a working model instead of failing when one provider is unavailable.
Relevance-ranked briefings
Your daily briefing now leads with a one-line reason each item matters to you, and you can mark any item useful or not to tune what surfaces next time. Quiet items collapse into a digest instead of crowding the top.
Text Nerve to capture anything
Send Nerve an SMS to log a note, a follow-up, or a reminder, or to ask what is on your plate. No app to open, no setup wall. It lands in the right place and texts back a confirmation.
Every outbound action is a draft you approve
When an agent prepares an email, message, or post on your behalf, it queues as a draft for your review. Nothing is sent as you until you approve it.
Public API and hosted MCP endpoint
Build on Nerve directly. A documented REST API (getnerve.ai/developers) and a hosted MCP endpoint let Claude and other agents read your briefing, pipeline, and follow-ups, and take action with a scoped key.