AiMi: Q2 2026 Product Update

Q2 2026 focused on how agents reason and what they're given access to, alongside how much operational context the platform can hold. As clients configure AiMi against more complex organisational structures, multiple teams, additional sources, deeper inventory detail, the agents need to be able to adapt with more complex reasoning capabilities.

• Agent Skills - with skills, new agent capabilities such as code analysis, entitlements querying, or data analysis, or third-party integrations can be rolled out in a more rapid but controlled manner, whilst ensuring the agent’s core focus and functionality remains untouched
  
• Optional Features - optional agent features allow specific agent capabilities to be toggled on or off dynamically, so firms can adapt the behaviours to their specific workflow and business requirements, such as when impact assessments should be raised or when to reach out to application owners about an upcoming change
• AiMi Assistant - Get instant answers instead of piecing them together across wikis, spreadsheets, and institutional knowledge: a new context-aware assistant, with access to all workflows and information on the platform, can answer questions on upcoming changes, take action on workflow items directly, and explain how your infrastructure affects market access
• Team-Based Workflows - Changes and incidents reach the right team automatically, without manual reassignment: workflow items can now be assigned to specific teams within a department based on change or incident type, with team also usable in automation rules to route to the correct Jira project or issue type.
• Expanded Inventory Services - Assess impact with the full picture, not just structural connections: Inventory Services now capture key dates, pricing, locations, and business units, all managed centrally and inherited by the services that use them
• Slack Integration - Critical updates reach your team immediately, in the tool they're already using; agents can now send real-time communications and status updates directly into Slack based on customised triggers and workflow instructions
  
• Expanded Source Domains - Notices from intermediaries such as brokers or FCMs need to be attributed to the right venue: sources now support additional domains, so indirect notices from a regional broker or agent are captured under the relevant exchange group alongside direct communications
• Real-Time Status & System Health - agents now surface real-time status updates during each run, and a new system health dashboard tracks notice processing status as well as reconciling with upstream sources, giving teams a single place to be confident the platform and pipeline is behaving as expected
  

Looking Ahead

Q3 2026 builds on the foundations delivered in Q2 to expand access to AiMi's intelligence, extend how much operational knowledge the platform holds, and put more focus on what happens after a change or incident is identified with new document sourcing and management capabilities for technical specifications and access policies, external integrations via MCP and CLI, and new workflow actions and capabilities for accessing new markets and data sources.