Superhuman

Recently shipped an MCP integration that drives Superhuman Mail from Claude and ChatGPT, plus a public-beta MCP server for Coda.

Three products now sit under one brand. Grammarly acquired Superhuman in mid-2025, and the combined company relaunched as Superhuman that October — folding the Grammarly writing assistant, the Coda docs platform, and the Superhuman email client into a single AI workspace. A February acquisition of Rows adds a spreadsheet surface.

AI agents reach into each product. Superhuman Mail connects to Claude and ChatGPT over MCP and gained Partner Agents for specialized workflows; Coda shipped an MCP public beta so external models can read and edit docs.

Grammarly expanded language coverage and enterprise reach. Writing support added 17 more languages on top of an earlier batch of 5, alongside new enterprise productivity features and Authorship for marking AI-assisted writing.

Coda kept shipping doc tooling. Recent work includes timeline-view progress tracking, point-and-compose in tables, tabbed views, Markdown paste options, new Packs for Google Meet, Box, and Outlook, plus accessibility fixes for the icon picker and page list.

Superhuman Mail focused on scheduling. Auto Drafts for Scheduling and Find Time speed up meeting coordination from the inbox.