Describing a workflow in chat used to get you a chain of agent steps and nothing else. Every workflow started manually, nothing left the app, and none of your connected tools were reachable. You then opened the builder and did the real work by hand.
Generated workflows now use the whole runtime. Ask for one and it can send email or a Telegram message, call an internal tool or any app you have connected, and bind itself to a schedule or an event. Say “every Friday at 8am” and it compiles to your brand’s timezone instead of UTC. New workflows land paused, so you read the graph before anything runs.
Your board mirrors GitHub and Linear. Point the board at a repository or a project and those issues render as tickets, carrying their body across, marked with their source and filterable alongside everything else.
Running a ticket with an agent works properly. Nine separate defects went into that experience being worse than plain chat. The worst: assigning an agent silently replaced the system prompt the run executed under, so the agent you picked was not the one you got. A long run could also outlive its request and return nothing at all. Both are fixed. Run activity now appears as it happens rather than after a refresh, and the assignee picker no longer offers internal plumbing — a fresh account showed nine agents, five of which were never yours to pick.
Creative canvas
Images can inform text. Wire an image into a Prompt or straight into Generate Text and the model actually sees it. A prompt node carries that visual context onward, so nodes downstream do not each need their own copy.
Prices tell the truth. Generate Text bills one flat rate, and the estimate on screen now shows that rate — it previously displayed a figure four times higher than what was charged. Variations dispatches a real run, and its output badge reads the model’s own schema, so it can no longer promise four images while the run is configured for three.
Two ways to be charged twice are closed. Retrying after a reload could pay for a generation already in flight. Separately, duplicating a canvas made the copy collide with its original, so one could claim the other’s work and the second reported itself already running. Neither can happen now.
The canvas holds still. Cards no longer change height on hover, which used to slide every connection port by up to 17 pixels as your cursor crossed them. Resizing is smooth again. Notes and Text drag from the toolbar, and Labs is its own settings tab.
Also
Naming a workspace on Telegram makes it clear which one you are talking to, and a single-brand account is no longer offered a switch to nowhere. Browser agents that speak WebMCP now find a real tool surface on the site instead of guessing from the page.
