release.2026-10-16T07-06-34Z.3445

teableio/teablerelease.2026-10-16T07-06-34Z.3445Oct 16, 2026by tea-artist

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AI Summary

Introduces an official Model Context Protocol (MCP) server to facilitate secure OAuth connections between Teable and AI clients like Claude and Cursor. The release also improves platform stability regarding network timeouts and updates text field handling to normalize whitespace.

Key Highlights

  • Official MCP server with guided OAuth authorization for AI clients
  • Connection management available in Settings to review and revoke AI access
  • Fixed tables remaining unavailable after network timeouts with auto-reload
  • Text fields now trim whitespace and replace line breaks with spaces

New Features

  • Official MCP server for Teable
  • MCP connection management in Settings
  • Automatic table reload on connectivity restoration
  • Text field whitespace normalization

Full Release Notes

## Feature Updates
- Added an official MCP server for connecting Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and other compatible AI clients to Teable through guided OAuth authorization, without manually creating a personal access token. Self-hosted instances support connections at <site-url>/mcp without additional configuration.
- Connected AI clients can list projects, inspect tables and fields, query and manage records, and discover APIs for advanced operations, all within the user’s existing permissions.
- Added Settings → MCP to review and revoke AI client connections. Personal access tokens remain available for CI and other browserless environments.

## Bug Fixes & Improvements
- Fixed an issue where tables could remain unavailable after a network timeout. Once connectivity is restored, retrying reloads the same table without requiring users to reopen it from the project directory.
- Single-line text fields now trim leading and trailing whitespace and replace line breaks and tabs with spaces when records are created or updated. Integrations that rely on preserving this whitespace should account for the change. Long-text fields continue to preserve line breaks.

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