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Themes available by default
Themes and topics are available by default for organizations.
Themes, Signal Studio, Skills, and retired capabilities
Themes. Tempo groups observations across deals into Themes, with topics, statuses, and evidence, in the app and over MCP (search_themes, get_theme). At launch, Tempo enabled Themes per organization. App page shipped 2026-10-01; MCP tools 2026-10-08; GET /api/v1/themes 2026-10-14.Signal Studio. Signals are now defined, tuned, and monitored in the Signal Studio, open to organization admins since 2026-10-14. See the quickstart.Skills. The built-in catalog is six Skills: four defaults (morning brief, account catch-up, meeting prep, call debrief) and two in the marketplace (CRM update review, pipeline review). Email-drafting skills were removed on 2026-10-14. Download for Claude and Download for Codex launchers on the Skills page load a skill through use_skill.API keys. Organization admins can delete an API key and see when it was last used, since 2026-09-22. A deleted key is rejected immediately. See API keys.BigQuery. Connect a BigQuery warehouse as a context source and choose which tables Tempo reads, since 2026-08-19. See BigQuery.REST API. GET /api/v1/themes (2026-10-14) and the deal-updates route (2026-10-16) join the public API. See the REST reference.
Retired capabilities
Removed from the app on 2026-10-14: Chat, Tasks, and Home. Sellers work in Claude, ChatGPT, or another MCP client; see Getting Started. Commitments appear as observations and in deal state; there is no task list.Canvas and Automations were removed from the app on 2026-10-14 and from MCP on 2026-10-15. The Canvas REST endpoints (/api/v1/canvases and /api/v1/studio/canvases) remain available with an API key but are deprecated. A sunset date will be announced. Automations created before 2026-10-14 may still run on their schedule. There is no customer surface to view or stop one; contact support to stop an automation. Gmail drafts and the writing-tone profile were removed from MCP on 2026-10-15. Tempo no longer drafts email. Your AI platform writes from Tempo’s context and uses its own mail connector.
Canvas block authoring
Canvas blocks are documented. The Canvas editor had a / block menu — AI Generate, Metric, Table, and List — that you configure in place and render as you work. Templates anchored to a deal or meeting now ask for that subject on each preview run.
Documentation catch-up
HubSpot is now documented as a CRM option. Tempo connects to Salesforce or HubSpot as your system of record, or you can import a CSV. The docs had assumed Salesforce throughout; CSV import is now its own page rather than a Salesforce fallback.The REST API is now documented. The Tempo API was live and serving Swagger UI at findtempo.co/api/docs, but wasn’t referenced anywhere in these docs. Full endpoint reference with request and response schemas, plus a guide to choosing between REST and MCP.Signals, Automations, and Playbook are now documented. These capabilities shipped earlier and had no public documentation.
  • Signals — define your own extraction rules and run them across your artifact history
  • Automations — scheduled pipeline rules that post to Slack (retired 2026-10-14)
  • Playbook — ground Tempo in your methodology, product, and competitive positioning
  • Set up your organization — an admin checklist for standing up a team
  • Fields and CRM objects — what Tempo tracks and how CRM updates get proposed
  • Drafts and your writing voice — tone profiles and templates (retired 2026-10-15)
Canvas
Canvas (retired 2026-10-14) — reusable document templates with variable tokens, authored in the browser and rendered against live deal data. Included a developer guide for programmatic use.
Integrations
  • Gong can now be connected with an API key as a single-user alternative to the full integration.
  • Added guidance on Salesforce refresh token policies — aggressive expiration settings force repeated re-authentication.
Context sources
  • Notion — sync page and document context linked to your opportunities.
  • Gong and Fathom — pull call recordings, transcripts, and AI summaries.
  • CSV import — onboard without waiting on Admin approval for the Connected App.
Access and setup
  • Slack — ingest conversation context from deal channels, with all-messages or brain-emoji-only modes.
  • Claude and ChatGPT — connect Tempo over MCP.