Changelog

Updates since August 10 across workflows, collaboration, Apps, data, and integrations.

New

• Workflow Source Control connects workspaces to GitHub repositories. Protect workflows, edit on branches, review changes in pull requests, resolve conflicts, and tie deployments to an exact commit. Merging updates the main draft; deployment remains an explicit step.
• Databases now include a SQL console with table and relationship discovery, joins, AI query assistance, and visible generation latency and token usage.
• Tables support configurable relationships, including many-to-many links, inverse relationship columns, linked-record previews, and controls for changing or removing relationships.
• Organization and workspace Metrics pages show execution trends, success rates, trigger activity, and sortable workflow summaries. Deployment markers and version comparisons help connect performance changes to workflow releases.
• The Notifications inbox brings pending human approvals into a live Waiting on you queue across the organization. Review a run in the drawer or workflow editor, preview the path an approval or denial will take, and choose whether decisions require confirmation.
• Organization and workspace invitations now have explicit accept and decline actions, inbox notifications, a pending-invitations chooser, and clearer already-joined and expired states. Eligible invitations are applied after email verification and take invitees to their destination.
• Scheduled Tasks now have dedicated detail pages, recent-run history, a clearer view of upcoming runs, a Run now action, and visible failure and schedule-sync status.
• Document workflows can generate PDFs and PowerPoint decks with AI review of rendered pages and slides, and fill Word templates while preserving their layout. Generated files are published to the workspace with execution progress and failure details.
• Where the code App builder is enabled, create Apps with v0, inspect and edit source files, preview builds, export code, and deploy through Vercel.
• Framer form submissions can trigger workflows, and Monday.com now supports OAuth connections and webhook lifecycle management.
• New Google actions cover Gmail drafts, labels, and threads; Drive content; Calendar availability; and Sheets deletion. Additional actions cover Notion updates, Excel creation, Jira bulk reads and service forms, HubSpot direct reads, incident.io workflow creation, Greptile search, and table creation.
• Speech recognition, speech synthesis, and video providers are available through workflow blocks, with hosted and bring-your-own credentials where supported. Grok 4.6 and xAI reasoning-effort controls join the model options.
• Bright Data adds a scrape-and-wait action that returns completed results within a single operation. Apprise ERP adds saved credentials and native inventory and exact order reads, with credential management through MCP.
• MCP can export and import workflow bundles, with validation and safer handling of imported workflow state.

Improved

• Organization home now uses workspace cards with seven-day activity indicators, clearer onboarding, and a batch invitation composer. The active workspace stays first, and workspace access is easier to recognize.
• Organization dashboards, settings, workflow entry, chat history, Apps, and execution logs load with fewer repeated requests. Loading and refresh states are clearer, and large log histories require less data to open.
• The App canvas has more consistent light and dark themes, responsive generated layouts, section widgets, reusable interactions, and an updated palette and chat history.
• App edits now save in order across layout, widget, and settings changes. Save progress and failures remain visible, undo and redo preserve history, and publishing waits for edits to finish saving.
• Table editing adds type-aware filters, calendar-day date filters, steadier column renaming and cell editors, and the ability to start a blank row before filling required fields.
• Workflow execution uses less memory and storage for large outputs and long histories. Sequential steps have less overhead, parallel child workflows run concurrently, and interrupted runs recover more reliably.
• Wait blocks use durable timers in both draft and deployed workflows. Nested workflow traces, run counts, and timing remain consistent across execution paths.
• Synchronous API calls, asynchronous job polling, streamed results, and SDK responses now preserve the selected workflow output, authored response status, and timing more consistently, including large results recovered after a restart.
• Execution logs use clearer run headers and distinguish denied approvals from errors. CSV exports retain full values even when the on-screen preview is shortened.
• Integration discovery and documentation reflect available actions and triggers more accurately. Unconfigured OAuth connections show their availability, and workflow source control has new setup, review, deployment, and troubleshooting guides.

Fixed and secured

• Workflow variables and environment expressions survive pauses, resumes, partial reruns, copies, and source-control changes more reliably. Adding or updating one workspace secret preserves the others.
• Nested loops and parallel branches preserve the correct outputs and dependencies. Independent approvals remain available while other branches advance, and a loop continue no longer activates unused paths.
• Approval queues keep the selected run and pause point stable during refreshes, prevent repeated decisions, and reflect the resumed run's actual status.
• AI workflow edits verify that changes were saved. Reference validation accepts valid nested Function outputs, Condition blocks recognize Else branches regardless of capitalization, and manual file inputs and note dimensions persist correctly.
• Updating a table row preserves fields omitted from the update. Relationship previews and joins resolve the correct records, and linked-record deletion checks use current data.
• Agent and chat system instructions are preserved across execution paths. Browser automation has more reliable hosted credentials and input handling, and speech tools resolve provider credentials and defaults consistently.
• Slack connections refresh rotating tokens across more failure paths. HubSpot sign-in, Microsoft integration credentials, Monday webhook delivery, Notion parent selection, JSON Mapper inputs, and document URL parsing are more reliable.
• Generated Word, PDF, and PowerPoint files open through their workspace file records, publication failures are visible, and Files supports image uploads and previews.
• Organization-wide permissions are honored in workspace access and logs, permissions refresh after reconnecting, and credential changes appear in the correct organization's audit history.
• Invitation links retain their destination through sign-in and verification. Concurrent accept or decline actions are handled consistently, and password-reset links use a validated application origin.
• Stronger browser script policies, sandbox diagnostic redaction, validated outbound request handling, and dependency updates improve platform security. Operators can configure an allowlist for workflow HTTP destinations.

Improved

• Workflow execution timing now separates Execution Duration, Wait time, and Elapsed time for human approval steps, including a live waiting counter and clearer logs and notifications.
• Latency alerts and execution dashboards use Active duration, so time spent waiting for human approval no longer inflates execution latency.

New

• Create, configure, and publish responsive Apps from a redesigned builder with chat, canvas, palette, and inspector tools, plus access controls, version activation, rollback, and unpublishing.
• A unified chat experience adds streaming responses, visible reasoning and tool activity, approval steps, model selection, and a full-screen workspace resource panel.
• Workspace Docs now support content search, folders, bulk move and delete, drag-and-drop organization, edit provenance, user and workflow mentions, and share links for individual documents.
• The organization home now adapts to each team's maturity and needs with setup guidance, actionable alerts, searchable and pinnable workspaces, and a keyboard command palette.
• Authorization settings now include a role editor, access explorer, access inspector, change-impact previews, and filterable activity history.
• Organization-scoped SSO can now be configured by administrators and automatically provisions successful sign-ins into the correct organization and workspace.
• Workflow Value & Cost planning adds a public estimator plus observed execution cost, ROI, budget controls, and recommendations inside the workflow panel.
• Google Calendar polling triggers are now available in the workflow builder and native trigger discovery.
• Export generated workflow clients with portable metadata and a clearer handoff into full chat.
• A new public security practices page explains how SteelEngine approaches platform and data protection.
• The public Tables API can atomically claim and update one matching row, allowing concurrent workers to use tables as safe work queues.

Improved

• The workflow canvas now previews output schemas and last-run values, visualizes which connections carried data, and surfaces broken references before execution.
• AI and MCP workflow builders prefer native integration, data, and control blocks and provide clearer guidance when a workflow falls back to raw API or code blocks.
• Chat now preserves model choices across navigation, labels the model used for each response, supports a wider model roster, and provides reasoning-effort controls.
• Empty states provide clearer next steps, while chat, workflow, and document drag-and-drop follows the displayed order and preserves cross-folder drop positions.
• Integration failures provide more actionable messages, and document, Notion, and other URL outputs are easier to open directly from workflow results.
• Workflow execution is more durable across long runs, worker restarts, and queue recovery, with consistent hosted and bring-your-own model credentials and safer OAuth token refreshes.

Fixed and secured

• Environment secrets are redacted from block logs, and database connections are pinned to validated addresses to reduce DNS-rebinding risk.
• Human approval steps in child workflows now pause and resume the parent workflow with the correct execution and trigger context.
• Condition blocks evaluate only referenced outputs, preventing unrelated large payloads from exceeding evaluation limits.
• Workflow validation no longer flags valid references in several supported configurations and reports genuinely broken references more consistently.
• Existing organization members receive requested workspace access immediately, and default workspace creation is protected against duplicate concurrent setup.
• Sandbox and workflow failures are isolated to the affected execution instead of destabilizing other queued work.

Improved

• Queue recovery now reconciles workflow jobs safely across multiple workers, reducing duplicate execution and stalled runs during worker restarts or lease recovery.

Fixed

• Condition blocks now evaluate only the outputs they reference, so workflows with large upstream or child-workflow payloads no longer fail because unrelated data exceeds the evaluation request limit.

New

• The public Tables API can now atomically claim and update one matching row. Concurrent workers can safely use a table as a work queue without processing the same pending row twice.

Improved

• Workflow execution now contains runtime failures, coordinates dispatch across workers, and scales workers with queue pressure for more predictable performance under load.
• Workflow state and attempts are recorded more durably, improving recovery for long-running and interrupted executions.
• SteelEngine logos, favicons, documentation branding, and collapsed-sidebar presentation are now consistent across the product.

Fixed

• Sandbox and workflow failures are isolated to the affected execution instead of destabilizing other queued work.

Improved

• Documentation link previews now use the current SteelEngine branding.

Fixed

• Human approval steps inside child workflows now pause the parent workflow instead of allowing it to continue prematurely.
• Child workflows preserve the execution identity and trigger context needed to resume successfully after approval.
• Resuming a paused workflow through MCP now starts the execution immediately and supports structured approval input.

Improved

• AI and MCP workflow builders now search for native integration, data, and control blocks before falling back to raw API or code blocks.
• MCP input schemas are compatible with Claude Code, preventing SteelEngine domain tools from being dropped by the client.
• Atlassian OAuth now uses the correct provider-specific production configuration for more reliable Jira and Confluence connections.

Fixed

• Realtime workflow runners now include the shared runtime utilities required to start successfully.

New

• A public Workflow Investment Calculator can estimate cost per run, monthly investment, potential time savings, major cost drivers, and optimization opportunities from a workflow description and supporting documents.

Improved

• Integration failures now return clearer, actionable messages across Gmail, Slack, Atlassian, Confluence, databases, file storage, document parsers, and Microsoft and Google services.

Fixed

• Inviting an existing organization member to a workspace now grants the requested workspace access immediately.
• Default workspace creation is serialized to prevent duplicate setup when multiple organization requests arrive at the same time.