Policy Editing with Vanta Agent Is Now Faster, More Reliable, and Supports Bulk Updates

Jacob G. · 2026-07-30T21:38:29.045Z

:policies:Policy editing with the Vanta Agent just got faster and more reliable :policies: Previously, the Agent used two separate tools for policy editing depending on how you were working, which could lead to inconsistent results, slower performance, and hiccups when editing multiple policies or policies with complex content. Vanta consolidated everything into a single, unified policy-editing skill. Here's what that means in practice: • Faster edits: changes like updating a title or effective date apply quickly with a streamlined "preparing draft" step • More consistent results: one skill handles all policy editing actions, no matter how you're working with the Agent • Bulk editing support: need to update multiple policies? The Agent now walks through them one by one automatically • Right controls in the right context: inside the policy editor, edits apply immediately; outside the editor, you'll see a confirmation step before anything changes Less friction, more reliability, whether you're making a quick tweak or working through a batch of policies at once. I know what Paris Hilton would say to this: :loves-it:

Jacob G.

·Jul 30, 2026 09:38 PM·

Policy editing with the Vanta Agent just got faster and more reliable Previously, the Agent used two separate tools for policy editing depending on how you were working, which could lead to inconsistent results, slower performance, and hiccups when editing multiple policies or policies with complex content. Vanta consolidated everything into a single, unified policy-editing skill. Here's what that means in practice:

Faster edits: changes like updating a title or effective date apply quickly with a streamlined "preparing draft" step
More consistent results: one skill handles all policy editing actions, no matter how you're working with the Agent
Bulk editing support: need to update multiple policies? The Agent now walks through them one by one automatically
Right controls in the right context: inside the policy editor, edits apply immediately; outside the editor, you'll see a confirmation step before anything changes

Less friction, more reliability, whether you're making a quick tweak or working through a batch of policies at once. I know what Paris Hilton would say to this: