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Miro rewrites its home page around an Intelligent Canvas for teams and AI agents
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Miro rewrote its home page hero to describe an Intelligent Canvas where teams and agents work together. The page adds an MCP section saying any agent can work on the canvas and a section calling Miro an AI platform for teamwork. A section citing connections with 250+ apps was removed.
Home page
ProductWhat changed
- The hero line now describes the Intelligent Canvas where a team and agents think, plan and build together. It replaces a line about team and AI working in a flexible workspace.
- A new section labeled MCP states that any agent can work on the canvas.
- A new section describes Miro as the AI platform for teamwork, and a section about connecting with 250+ apps was removed.
From the page
- AddedAndreyHuman collaboration at the speed of AIThe Intelligent Canvas where your team and agents think, plan, and build togetherGet Started Free
- RemovedAndreyHuman collaboration at the speed of AI
Where your team and AI think, plan, and build together, in a workspace that works the way you do.Get started free - AddedLearn moreLearn moreMCPLearn more
- AddedLearn moreAny agent can work on the canvasLearn more
- AddedLearn moreThe AI platform for teamworkNeed help getting started?
- RemovedLearn more
Connects with 250+ apps so teams stay aligned and productive in one scalable, secure workspace.Learn more
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What it could mean
Miro's home page now puts AI agents and MCP access at the center of its message. This could raise expectations that visual collaboration tools support outside agents. Rival whiteboard and diagramming vendors may face more comparisons on agent access and AI features than on integration counts.
