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AI agents can now send the current files in your workspace directly to Slack.
AI agents can now review workspace information such as workflows, files, and Spaces in read-only mode before they take action.
When AI agents save a file to a specified folder, the file is now more likely to be saved in the intended location.
In Spaces, you can now create a new collection from AI suggestions.
When you edit a collection schema, you can now get suggestions for column structure in natural language.
Validation and permission handling are now more reliable when you apply AI-generated schema suggestions.
You can now add notes to saved workflow versions so the reason for a change is easier to share.
Preview runs are now easier to spot in run details and in the history list.
Azure OpenAI BYOK connections now work more reliably across more Azure host formats.
In chat, you can now open existing workflows and start creating new ones.
Older managed models have been removed from the picker, making it easier to choose the models you should use now.
Error screens and not-found pages now show clearer guidance.
You can now create a collection directly from CSV and JSON files connected to a Space.
You can now pin and reorder workflows from the page, the sidebar, and the Space list.
The collapsed sidebar is now easier to use.
You can now save and reference workspace memory, and consult can look across memory, specs, code, files, workflows, and run history.
Preview run results now remain available after you reload the page.
The file list now shows counts for each folder and for the workspace as a whole.
In Spaces, you can now create a collection from a CSV or JSON file or from a saved artifact, review the detected columns, and then import the rows.
CSV and TSV files now open as tables in file details, and you can open traces from individual table rows.
MCP can now duplicate, reorder, resize, and delete dashboard widgets.
Chat and Workflow Builder chat now show consumed credits below each AI response.
When you preview a specific workflow block, blocks outside the preview target no longer always appear as Pending.
You can now scroll the workflow template gallery even when it is empty.
Workflows resumed from review pending now go through the same queue path as regular runs, so they resume more reliably.
AI responses are now less likely to become unstable in conversations that include images or files.
Archived workspaces no longer start scheduled or webhook-triggered runs.
Workflows that exceed the per-organization concurrency limit now enter a queue instead of failing, and they start automatically when capacity becomes available.
AI and MCP can now configure workflow triggers for API calls, schedules, and GitHub webhooks.
Built-in skills for Excel, PDF, Word, and PowerPoint are now available in every workspace without extra setup.
From a Space overview, you can now open a collection in full-screen view with one click.
When you re-run a workflow draft, unchanged blocks can now reuse previous results so only the changed parts run again.
Agent activity now shows summaries even for tool calls that do not include detailed output.
You can now connect organization-managed remote machines over SSH and run commands on them from chat or workflows by name.
In Spaces tables, you can now customize which columns appear and in what order. Long-text fields can also be shown as columns.
In the workspace sidebar, you can now pin workflows and reorder major sections for your own view.
Google Drive file support is now available in every organization.
In workspaces with Slack integration, workspace managers can now view the list of available channels.
Usage totals now display token counts correctly even for organizations with large volumes.
In the workflow editor, you can now run a single block from the inspector and see its preview result without leaving the block details panel.
MCP clients can now update collection schemas, including adding, renaming, and archiving fields, without opening the Genesis UI.
The usage view now shows sandbox usage separately from AI usage and labels totals as Credits or Tokens based on your organization's setup.
When GitHub repository access is revoked, Genesis keeps the last synced codebase available and shows a clear reconnection message.
File references in AI block prompts keep working after the referenced file or folder is moved.
Agent runs no longer fail just because the output includes emoji.
You can now upload Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files to workspace files.
Genesis can now send files from the workspace file explorer directly to a bound Slack channel or Slack thread.
Agents can now save files created in the sandbox back into workspace files, and chat sessions and workflow runs show the files that an agent created or edited.
Workflow blocks now flag deleted file references before you run them.
The Google Drive file picker now explains when third-party cookies are required to add files.
Linked Google Drive files now appear in Documents, workflow prompts, file inputs, and Spaces.
AI agents can now create, replace, and edit project files directly, with each change saved as a new version.
Settings → Apps now shows an organization-wide overview of Slack channel bindings and which channels use a @Genesis agent.
Organization owners and admins can now control which GitHub account a project uses, while workspace managers can still manage repositories on the connected account.
The MCP connection screen now includes a Jira preset and keeps the New connection action in the section header.
You can now connect Google Sheets through Google Drive and let AI agents read selected spreadsheets, with optional editing controls for each sheet.
In Slack, @Genesis now posts live progress in-thread and links back to completed answers and workflow runs.
You can now rename collections directly in Spaces.
Workspace navigation now uses a persistent project sidebar, and chat is easier to open while you work.
Organization admins can now connect multiple GitHub accounts in Settings → Apps, and each workspace can choose from the approved repositories on those connections.
Space labels now work across workflows, files, and collections, and you can edit collection and file labels directly from a Space.
The sidebar footer now includes a Help menu with links to documentation, support, and feedback.
Workspaces that use managed credits now show a credit usage indicator in the sidebar footer with a link to Usage.
The Apps settings page now separates GitHub and Slack integration details more clearly.
You can now export and import workflows as .genesisworkflow bundles together with the files referenced in their prompts.
In Files within a Space, you can now upload files and link existing files from one place.
File references inserted into AI agent prompts now keep their source path, making it easier to tell what each reference points to.
In Slack, @Genesis can now reply to mentions separately for each channel.
When you mention @Genesis, it can now read attached files and send generated images back to Slack.
In the Connections view of a Space, you can now open previews of related rows.
Genesis links now unfurl in Slack.
Workflow runs now show the run number and the user who triggered the run.
After AI Builder edits a workflow, the chat now shows a change summary card with added or removed blocks and updated fields.
You can now drag User inputs to reorder them, and the same order is used when Genesis asks for input values at run time.
AI Builder now uses the workflow currently open in the editor more consistently, making follow-up edit requests more reliable.
When you select a different embedding provider in BYOK settings, Genesis now switches to it immediately without an extra save step.
When an organization has no remaining credits, a banner now appears at the top of the app.
The active chat now stays selected as you move between pages in the workspace.
Dashboard widgets can now use Collections in Spaces as a data source in addition to JSON files, including rows from sub-collections when needed.
Organizations with Other AI Providers enabled can now connect OpenAI-compatible endpoints and use the detected models in chat and workflows.
If you leave a widget name blank, Genesis now uses the selected file or collection name automatically.
Workflows can now run on a recurring schedule with hourly, daily, weekday, weekly, or custom cron settings, plus timezone and concurrency controls.
AI Agent blocks and Conditional blocks now let you adjust Thinking effort on supported reasoning models so you can balance response speed and depth of reasoning for each task.
In Files, you can now download an individual file, download a folder as a ZIP file, or download selected files together as one ZIP archive.
In the Workflows section of a Space, you can now link an existing workflow from the same workspace in addition to creating a new workflow.
Workflow Builder now uses the same chat side panel and workspace-aware tools as Ask Genesis, so you can refer to files, Spaces, and other workspace resources while editing a workflow.
Edit history now shows which workflow title, description, and blocks changed in each saved version, making it easier to review updates before restoring a past version.
Workflow run details now show the saved workflow version when a run uses an older version than the current workflow.
Text and status colors across the UI are now easier to read.
In Spaces, you can now open Connections to visualize linked rows between collections and search related rows or collections from one view.
In the widget dialog on Dashboard, you can now switch to Use AI to create widget, describe the chart you want in natural language, and update the live preview before saving.
In AI Builder, Genesis can now ask up to 8 clarifying questions with up to 8 suggested answers each, making it easier to refine broader workflow requests.
Workflow runs with many parallel branches now stay within the configured concurrency limit, making larger workflow runs more stable.
The workflow builder now keeps the selected conversation after a reload, and New conversation no longer leaves empty threads behind before you send the first message.
Pasting headings or lists into Ask Genesis no longer causes the text to disappear. The content is inserted as readable paragraphs while keeping inline formatting such as bold text and links.
Chat responses now follow the language selected in Genesis instead of the browser language, and active replies are less likely to stop unexpectedly mid-response.
In the widget dialog, leaving Data source or Rows empty now shows clear validation messages instead of a generic error.
AI agent blocks can now save output as HTML artifacts. You can choose HTML as the artifact format and preview the rendered page directly from workflow runs and file details.
Organization Dashboard is now available under Settings, so you can browse dashboard widgets from every workspace you can access and jump to each workspace dashboard.
Files now supports HTML uploads (.html / .htm) with in-app preview.
Workflow run details now show who triggered the run, including manual runs, API-triggered runs, and GitHub-triggered runs.
When GitHub repository selection is blocked because a sync is already running, Genesis now shows that reason directly instead of a generic failure message.
The AI Assistant and workflow AI Agent blocks now support reusable skills. You can insert a skill with /skill-name, and workspace settings now let you choose whether skills are applied automatically or only when explicitly referenced.
In workflow prompts, you can now browse project files and folders from the Add file button and insert them directly into the prompt as context.
The AI Assistant can now look up workspace data such as workflow runs, files, and structured Space data more directly, improving answers to questions about your workspace.
In the Integrations tab for MCP connections, the List tools dialog now starts with each tool's input schema collapsed and adds search plus a filtered count, making long tool lists easier to scan.
Workflow run lists now distinguish Review pending runs more clearly with a warning icon and a Review artifact action, so it is easier to tell when a run is waiting for human review instead of still processing.
Slack-connected workflows no longer fail when Genesis needs to renew the Slack connection during execution.
Connected MCP clients can now list, preview, create, and update Metrics dashboard widgets from JSON files in a project, including discovering available fields and pinning widgets to specific file versions.
Metrics dashboard widgets can now chart JSON files that store summary values as numeric fields in an object, so files without row arrays can still be visualized.
In the workflow builder, AI agent blocks now flag tools that are not selectable while you edit the block, instead of letting the workflow fail later during execution.
Connecting, disconnecting, or changing the selected GitHub repositories for a project no longer makes the app feel unresponsive while repository data is downloaded or removed.
Spaces now has dedicated Workflows, Files, and Artifacts sections, so you can link workflows and project files to a Space, let connected workflows read and update that Space's collections, and review generated artifacts in one place.
If you open a direct link to a Genesis page while signed out, Genesis now returns you to that page after sign-in instead of sending you back to the app home.
Workflow execution pages now stay responsive during long runs with large agent activity, and activity that is too large to display is safely omitted instead of slowing down the page.
Spaces now supports a URL field type, so you can store links such as tickets, builds, recordings, or reproduction steps as clickable values in table cells.
Ask Genesis is now available from pages across the workspace in a side panel, so you can start or reopen a chat without leaving the page you are working on.
Chat now uses the page you are viewing as context more consistently, helping Genesis answer about the current file, workflow, run, or Space with less manual explanation.
The workflow AI builder can now use the same workspace-aware tools as chat, including Spaces access, file version lookup, and public URL fetching.
Codebase exploration in AI tools is now faster and more resilient: searches across large codebases run faster, long-running commands time out automatically, and non-UTF-8 codebase files such as Shift_JIS and EUC-JP can be read correctly.
MCP connections that rely on OAuth now refresh more reliably after access tokens expire, reducing cases where workflow blocks needed reconnection even though the connection still looked healthy.
In organizations that require two-factor authentication, the requirement is now correctly applied to workspace access after the grace period ends.
In BYOK organizations, Azure OpenAI chat setup can now automatically detect the deployments available in your Azure resource and lets you refresh the saved deployment list later without re-entering the API key.
SSO setup now requires a DNS verification step before an organization can enable sign-in for a newly added provider, helping admins confirm domain ownership during setup.
Saved credentials for project MCP connections are now stored more securely.
When one block fails during a parallel workflow run, in-progress sibling blocks are now cancelled and the run finishes as Failed instead of appearing partially successful.
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