Eight upgrades shipped this cycle, spanning workflow versioning, list management, AI analytics, and Form Studio. The highlights are below.

Workflow versioning and safe publishing

Workflows now keep a full version history instead of a single mutable draft. Every publish snapshots nodes and edges into an immutable version, and a run always resolves against the version it was started on — even if the draft changes mid-run. A new Version History dialog shows metadata for every past version with one-click rollback to any prior published version, plus badge and CTA states that make it clear when you're viewing a draft versus a live version. Under the hood, node configuration, task configuration, and human-in-the-loop steps are all version-aware, so historical runs stay accurate forever.

Redesigned Workflows list page

The Workflows list gets a full rebuild: folders with hierarchy and breadcrumb navigation, drag-and-drop-free folder creation, inline rename, and per-row and per-folder ellipsis menus for quick actions. A type filter and dedicated filter tab bar sit above a sortable table, and a bulk actions toolbar appears the moment you multi-select rows — move, delete, or organize many workflows at once instead of one at a time.

AI analytics chat panel

A new split-pane chat surface brings AI analytics directly alongside your workflows. Ask a question and see it answered in a real chat thread with rendered message bubbles, suggestion chips for common follow-ups, and a resizable divider so you can keep the canvas in view. Empty states guide you into a form-fill or agent hub flow, and the whole panel collapses to an icon button when you don't need it.

Form Studio library and sharing

Form Studio's library view gets a visual upgrade: unified thumbnail snapshots on every form card, a background illustration picker for the builder home, and cleaner name and description fields. Sharing moves into one place with a dedicated share section — copy a link, grab an embed code, or send by email — all from a single popover.

Run history panel (initial release)

The first version of the dedicated run history panel landed this cycle: a readable, single-line run title, an error tab with copy-friendly detail, and the ability to mark a run as resolved once you've addressed it. This is the foundation the July release built on with live streaming and inline node focus.

Drafts page

A new Drafts page collects work in progress separately from published workflows, with its own header, filter bar, empty and loading states, and row anatomy for quick scanning. Delete a draft you no longer need, or pick up where you left off — drafts stay out of the way of your published list until they're ready.

Workflow retries and reruns

Failed and completed runs can now be retried or rerun directly, either against the same version they originally ran on or the latest published version. Multiple reruns are visible in one UI, so you can track several retry attempts for the same run without losing context. Form triggers also got an end-to-end pass to make the full submit-to-run journey more reliable.

Home composer refresh

The home screen's composer gets a tier-aware, context-sensitive typewriter placeholder that adapts its prompt text to what you're likely to do next, plus refinements to how the landing page is reached. Small changes that make the first screen you see feel more responsive and less static.