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# What’s New
Release notes: Get the latest updates, features, and news from Sola
**Sept 30, 2026**
Here’s the latest on what’s new and improved at Sola.
## *New*: Trigger routine runs from webhooks and alerts
Routines now support [three trigger types: schedule, webhook, and alert](/workspace/routines.md#creating-routines). Start a run from an incoming webhook call and pass its payload to the agent, or connect a routine to an alert to run the moment the alert fires.
Routines your agents can run, on a schedule
## *New*: Sola MCP in Claude's Connector Directory, connect Claude in a few clicks
[Sola MCP](/getting-started/sola-ai/sola-mcp.md) is now listed in Claude's official connector directory.
From Claude settings, go to *Customize* > *Connectors*, search for *Sola Security*, and connect directly.
Ask Claude questions about your security posture and get answers grounded in your Sola workspace data.
### *New*: Sola Slack AI Assistant, now in the Slack App Marketplace
Find and install the Sola Slack AI Assistant directly from the [official Slack App Marketplace](https://solasecurity.slack.com/marketplace/A0AMRAX79FD-sola-ai-assistant). Ask questions about your security posture and get answers grounded in your Sola workspace data, without leaving Slack.
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## Integrations
### Data Sources
***New*****: Datadog Cloud SIEM**
Connect [Datadog Cloud SIEM](/integrations/data-sources/datadog-cloud-siem.md) to stream security signals, logs, audit events, posture findings, and incidents into Sola in real time. Investigate signal severity, detection rules, MITRE tactics, and triage status using live data.
***Improved*****: Datadog**
The [Datadog](/integrations/data-sources/datadog.md) integration now covers detection rule and security filter configuration, suppression rules, notification routing, and critical asset definitions. Existing connections update automatically, no reconnect required.
### Connectors
***New*****: GitHub**
Take action on security findings directly in your [GitHub](/integrations/connectors/github.md) repositories from Sola AI. Search, create, update, and comment on issues, create and push commits to pull requests, and read repository, team, code scanning, Dependabot, secret scanning, and security advisory data.
[**Try these updates now**](https://auth.sola.security/oauth/account/login)
Read the full product updates changelog
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