LinkedIn & Email Reply Drafts

June 21, 2026

Micro now treats LinkedIn as a first-class surface, puts email reply drafts in more useful places, and makes task stages easier to manage.

LinkedIn Comes To Micro

LinkedIn is now part of the core Micro workflow. You can connect LinkedIn from Micro, see LinkedIn as its own surface, and work with conversations without treating them like a disconnected side channel.

The LinkedIn experience also got the setup details it needed to feel real: clearer connected states, better reconnect behavior, and more predictable navigation once a LinkedIn account is available.

This is the base launch. Later updates add more intelligence on top, but the important shift is here: LinkedIn conversations now belong inside the same workspace as email, tasks, records, and chat.

Reply Drafts Show Up Where You Need Them

Suggested reply chips now appear in Home messages and inside thread detail, so you can jump into the right response without hunting around for the thread first.

When you tap a chip, Micro opens the matching reply in the composer instead of dropping you into a blank state. If you want to write your own response, you can also jump straight into the composer from the same surfaces.

Reply drafts are also more careful about context. Micro does a better job drafting as the right person in the thread and keeping the draft tied to the message it came from.

Task Apps Are Easier To Organize

Custom task apps now behave more consistently when you organize work by stage. Kanban and list views do a better job respecting the stages for the active app, and grouped views are clearer about which sections belong in the current workflow.

Hiding stage groups is cleaner too. If you remove a group from view, the matching columns and sections disappear where you expect, instead of lingering until a later refresh.

Status controls and grouped task views got smaller fixes as well, so task apps feel less like a generic list and more like the workflow you set up.

Meeting And Integration Settings Got Cleaner

You can now choose the language Micro uses for meeting summaries. This is separate from transcription, so you can keep the same recording flow and still get summaries written in the language you want.

Settings are cleaner too. Integrations now surface native X, WhatsApp, and LinkedIn connections more clearly, and the connect flow does a better job separating email accounts from the rest of your integrations.

More Improvements

• Home's Today inbox, tasks, and people panels now stay pinned to today instead of following the calendar tab's selected date
• Markdown headings and tables paste back into documents more cleanly
• Task list grouping and status controls behave more consistently across grouped list and kanban views
• Integration rows use clearer personal-scope actions and connected-state affordances
• LinkedIn setup and disconnect states are clearer during connect and reconnect
• Reply draft chips can be used from both Home and thread detail without losing the thread context

Bug Fixes

• Reply drafts now attach to the right email message more reliably and respect send permissions before prefilling the composer
• Reply drafts are less likely to write from the wrong thread role when the user was copied or indirectly included
• Integration detail pages and LinkedIn reconnect states recover more reliably while a connection is in progress
• Disconnecting connected tools is more reliable
• LinkedIn setup recovers better when account state changes during the connect flow