Beta Features
Beta Features is a section of Settings that turns experimental capabilities on and off for your organization. Several documented Willow features stay hidden until you enable their flag here, so this is usually the first place to look when a page or section described elsewhere in these docs does not appear in your dashboard.
The section header shows how many flags are on, for example 1/3 enabled.
These features are still in development. They may change or be removed in future releases.
Enable a beta feature
- Select Settings in the sidebar.
- Expand Beta Features.
- Toggle on the feature you want.
Changes take effect immediately. Enabling a flag typically reveals a new sidebar item or a new section elsewhere in Settings.
Available flags
Flags leave this list once a feature graduates to general availability, at which point it is simply on for everyone and needs no switch. The list below reflects the section as of July 2026; your dashboard is the source of truth.
| Flag | What it does | Where it shows up |
|---|---|---|
| Chat | Enables the AI chat interface that lets users interact with their MCP tools using natural language. | Online AI Chat and user guide |
| Radar | A unified feed of risks and warnings from across your systems, scored and actionable, so you can approve, fix, or track every issue in one place. | Radar |
| Token Usage Analytics | Monitors token consumption across MCP tools with percentile breakdowns (P50, P95, P99). Identifies high-token tools and response mappings to optimize. | Monitor → Tokens |
Notes
- Chat requires Bring Your Own AI to be enabled with a provider configured under AI Settings. The default AI Gateway does not power Chat.
- Token Usage Analytics adds the Tokens page under Monitor. Token Optimization, which controls tool output format, is a separate Settings section and is not gated by this flag.
- If a flag you expect is missing, ask your Willow contact to turn it on for your organization.