# Link artifacts to each other, now in every workspace

Released Nov 11, 2026 · v5.18.26 · Shared by Founding Team

Point a review or plan at the artifacts behind it with a live card that always shows the latest title. Brev also gives you a cookie choice, starts a new goal from any page with one key, and loads its busiest pages faster.

## New

- **Choose which cookies Brev uses.** Where the law asks for it, Brev shows a cookie banner, and analytics, ads and chat load only after you accept. Change your choice any time from Cookie settings.
- **Link one artifact from another.** Add a link card from the + or / menu, or paste an artifact's link. The card shows the artifact's current title, owner and last update, and anyone without access sees a locked card instead. The Operator can add these links for you too.

  ![The Link an artifact dialog, with an artifact picker and an Add link button](https://help.brev.io/doc-assets/screenshots/event-artifacts-link-picker.png)

- **Start a new goal from any page.** Press C anywhere in Brev, or use the command palette, which now also finds artifacts and lets you invite a teammate. Press ? to see every shortcut, also listed in the Help menu.

## Improved

- Views have their own section in the sidebar with a quick add button, and Favorites sit under Goals.
- Check-ins, Actions and Notifications use the same name everywhere: the sidebar, the palette, page titles, recap emails and Slack and Teams buttons.
- Meeting pages, Pulse, My actions and Settings > Integrations load noticeably faster, and Brev makes fewer requests when it starts.
- Meeting recaps in Slack and Teams greet you by name and group follow-ups by owner, and notifications show at a glance how urgent they are.
- The Operator can search Brev's help articles, refresh a goal's app connection, and suggests the closest existing feature when it cannot do what you asked.
- Search on the Artifacts page includes artifacts in folders and sub-folders.
- Notification filters and the selected tab on Actions and Approvals stay in the page link, so a refresh or shared link keeps your place.
- Icon-only buttons and long sidebar view names show a hint on hover.
- If your company requires single sign-on, the sign-in page offers only SSO, and old sign-in errors clear when you try again.
- Deleting a meeting also deletes its transcript and recording, and a deactivated member's API keys and connected AI assistants stop working.
- Help articles are easier to browse, with areas grouped by task and clearer headings.

## Fixed

- Opening a meeting could mark its notes as saved without any edit, and clearing a meeting's notes completely never saved.
- Archiving a goal right after a check-in could leave its sub-goal active.
- An artifact that refused one invalid save could reject every later edit.
- A write in one browser tab could come back as your own edit from another open tab.
- The meeting agent could not record a shared screen.
- A meeting agent could join from an attendee's calendar copy instead of the host's.
- Apps that were working could show as Not finished after an incomplete connection.
- Changing an action's status showed no confirmation.