Changelog

Cap workspace MCP permissions, pause all MCP access at once, and renew connections before their 90-day or 30-day idle expiry.

Use template now previews required app connections, lets you pick a workspace and visibility, and numbers copied Steps 1..N.

Set Form interface labels, help text, and required states, flush picks before Run, and view AI output inline.

Marketplace submissions validate Steps and scrub author pickers before review, with a new By Glow filter.

Start runs when Data Store rows or keys are added, updated, deleted, or expired, with optional column filters.

Batch items with Add to collection and send digests on a schedule, threshold, or Send now via Collection ready to send.

Data Store steps group Table/List and Key-value operations, adapt conditions to column types, and link to the store.

See teammates’ live cell pointers on Data Store grids, and default new tables to an auto-generated id key.

Chain pipes on loop items, Subflow inputs, and $now, with lookup, JSON, Base64, SHA-256, where, and unnest.

Find added, removed, or changed records with $diff values in Combine, and pass nested list paths across records.

Build typed Data Store Tables and Lists with CSV import/export, 5 row actions, and live editing.

Start from Form or Error Triggers, reply with Respond to Webhook, and extract or convert files.

Use writeMode: “preview” in MCP tests to inspect outbound payloads without sending writes, and test triggers, branches, and per-item Steps.

Compare and restore checkpoints with diff_workflow_versions and restore_workflow_version, or replay a past run’s trigger event.

Import n8n and Make exports into a draft with import_workflow, or create and wire a new workflow in one update_workflow call.

Choose a Type (Text, Number, Yes/no, List, Record) on Change fields rows, and persist state across runs with Data Store.

Viewers can start and reply to threads, and Public automations can opt in to guest comments and Guest sticky notes in Share.

Mint a separate named MCP token for each AI editor and regenerate or revoke one without disconnecting the others.

Run isolated AI Prompt tests in Test & Debug, load inputs from recent runs, and approve Agent tools inline.

Add optional prompt guidelines from a chip row and upload reference files directly inside the file picker.

Visitors with a Public link see live edits, cursors, and Step summaries without signing in.

Assign the Viewer role for read-only canvas access, or invite teammates directly from Share.

Pick Full access, Safe build, or Read only in MCP settings and copy configs for Claude Code or Windsurf.

Toggle automation failure emails directly in Preferences and Team settings → Notifications.

Slack Steps now post through the Glow bot by default, auto-join channels when permitted, and do not re-trigger Slack triggers.

Admins and Managers can invite read-only Viewers and configure the default role for new invitations in Team settings.

AI Agent Steps continue if web browsing is unreachable, and failed Steps that sent nothing to an app cost zero credits.

Workflow Assistant picks the trigger app you name and checks required Step fields, tools, and OpenRouter choices before saving.

New workspaces open with a guided Dashboard checklist and start-here panels on empty Automations, Connections, Files, and Variables pages.

Mouse wheel and two-finger scrolling now pan the canvas (hold Cmd/Ctrl to zoom), and Delete/Backspace confirm before removal.

Search matches terms like approval, cron, loop, and merge, while trigger and action slots offer only compatible Steps.

Comments attach to sticky, image, and video notes and move with them, and Duplicate works on notes, Steps, and selections.

Every integration and trigger runs natively in Glow, and connected apps include Custom API request for additional endpoints.

Downloads, exports, and trigger attachments appear under Created by workflows in Files; move one to a folder to keep it.

Explore featured templates, category pages, app logo badges, and public creator profiles with published template and install counts.

Clients replaces the old dashboard name and adds run-based metrics, per-client Usage breakdowns, and a Health table.

Browse Files with ten-color folder tiles, see which automations use each file, and download or move selections in bulk.

Pick a destination folder, catch unsupported types or 100 MB limits before sending, and follow uploads in the progress card.

Filter Connections by category, see affected automations before disconnecting, and test servers in Agent tools.

Sign in with inline authenticator codes, check password strength as you type, and accept role invitations on a dedicated page.

Client admins can lower provider access to Read only and end active provider sessions from the Governance tab.

The dedicated Members page brings people and pending invitations together, with batch invites and role controls.

Store shared API keys alongside variables and secrets. Open a value’s usage count to see which automations read it.

AI Agent and Human Review requests now appear in Tasks for authorized reviewers to approve. Approvals cannot be undone.

Cards and filters now distinguish Live, Paused, Draft, and Broken automations, without changing when they run.

Rename folders directly on their tiles. Undo a folder deletion or automation move from its confirmation message.

The deploy window puts saved versions first, with clearer destination choices and links to set up form fields.

Press ⌘K or Ctrl+K to find automations, files, people, and settings. Results respect your access.

Open notifications from the bell. Read status is personal; marking an item read does not resolve the team’s task.

Eligible password accounts can set up two-factor sign-in without leaving Glow. Linked-provider accounts keep their setup route.

New joins default to ALL when both branches reliably run together. Existing joins keep their setting.

Later Steps can use short references to Code outputs in runs and previews. Existing full references still work.

Filter exposes kept and discarded items and their counts before its first run, ready for you and Workflow Assistant to use.

Connect an app from Connections, a Step, or Workflow Assistant. Use the app’s sign-in page or Glow’s API-key form.

Affected connections need a one-time reconnect before their Steps can run. Reconnect keeps the same account and bindings.

Manage App credentials for your workspace or managed clients. New connections can use your own app registration.

Invitations and routine membership changes no longer need extra identity verification. Role safeguards still apply.

Admins select who receives failure emails, without email opt-in. Each recipient’s mute preference stays in place.

Panning, dragging Steps, and typing long prompts do less background work per frame, and Version history opens faster.

API keys, tokens, and passwords typed in Step settings show as dots and never trigger browser login autofill.

Step dropdowns reload only when a parent choice changes, and opening a Step no longer auto-selects among multiple accounts.

Connect AI Agent tools using your workspace’s custom OAuth app and inspect MCP usage in Team settings.

Click Test automation on the Workflow ready to test card in chat to run your newly built automation end to end.

Open Test & Debug on any trigger or action Step and click Use this example to save its sample output as Testing data.

Use run_workflow_test from your AI editor to run end-to-end automation tests with workspace usage checks.

Create and onboard a Free workspace immediately, and add a payment method later only when purchasing prepaid amounts.

Operation history and thinking accordions are removed from chat, progress is concise, and the camera frames finished steps.

Simulated cursor gliding and typing delays are eliminated, replaced by a non-blocking canvas grid glow and status badge.

The Code editor step checks Python syntax as you type, underlining unclosed brackets and bare return statements with hints.

Memory suggests conversation identifiers from upstream steps, and Test & Debug loads an upstream step’s latest run result.

Tick Review changes first on a Live automation to inspect proposed Assistant edits before applying or rejecting them.

Review shared automations and personal connections during workspace departure, and track pending items in Handover status.

Assistant replies stream without artificial delays, and Combine Steps can run isolated single-step tests with sample data.

Code editor Steps validate Python syntax before running, and Custom Variables flags duplicate names.

Assign the Viewer role for metadata-only access, and manage pending Invitations and Join requests under Members.

Stop an individual run from a Chat Trigger tab, hosted chat, or Running now in Activity while other runs continue.

Choose a Workspace default timezone in Team settings so new Scheduler and Date Steps inherit your team’s clock.

The Workflow Assistant asks before picking among multiple accounts and explains when to use AI Prompt versus AI Agent.

Each Human Review decision and Wait outcome gets its own canvas handle, and the Assistant can wire each path.

The Workflow Assistant starts with your trigger and Steps immediately, and keeps your camera still while asking questions.

A Repeater inside another Repeater now resolves outer-loop fields from the current outer pass instead of the inner index.

The canvas checklist is now called Setup Guide, and closing it keeps it closed on new workflows across browsers.

Track executions, success rates, and per-automation usage on the Dashboard, and triage open tasks in Waiting on you.

Review the action, account, and inputs on a Test Step card in chat, then click Approve this test to run it.

Filter client health on one page, deploy multiple automations at once, and request 30-day, 90-day, or 6-month access.

Every Free workspace now includes 1,000,000 Glow AI tokens per month for AI Steps and the Workflow Assistant.

The expanded AI Agent card shows its model, instructions, Tools, Memory, Reference sources, and Answer format.

Run Preview tests that hold write actions as Proposed · not sent, or opt in to a confirmed Live test.

Require approval on specific agent actions, cap iterations and active time, attach workspace files, and connect external MCP servers.

Browse automations in a cleaner grid or list view, and start every Free workspace with 5,000 Step credits and 1 GB of storage.

Pick your exact Step credits, Glow AI tokens, and File storage in Billing & Usage, billed monthly or annually.

Track prepaid meters, inspect per-step rate cards, and change, cancel, or resume your subscription in place.

Configure AI Agent Steps across Instructions, Tools, Context, and Output, and pick Text, JSON, or Separate fields.

Receive email alerts at 80%, 90%, and 100% of each allowance, plus renewal and payment recovery notices.

Search templates by name, filter by category, and preview the form or read-only canvas before installing.

Use Check again to re-validate for zero AI tokens, and track automatic triggers through First real run.

When no template matches your search, click Build this workflow to hand your prompt straight to the Workflow Assistant.

Check remaining Step credits, Glow AI tokens, and storage in the left sidebar, with reset dates on hover.

Dashboard notification badges now count only new, unacknowledged alerts and clear instantly when items are reviewed or assigned.

Activity feed links have been replaced with compact destination and acknowledgment buttons, preserving space on smaller screens.

When generated drafts contain missing triggers or broken connections, Debug Automation offers one-click AI repair to fix the canvas.

Dashboard combines executions and Needs Attention alerts into a single chronological feed with streamlined filtering.

Workflow canvas comments and thread replies surface in the workspace activity feed with direct jump links to pins.

Team Settings is now a bookmarkable full page for managing members, invitations, governance, and workspace ownership.

Repeater now supports Until a condition is met mode with configurable stop rules and an automatic 50-pass safety cap.

Extract single fields across lists, split text into lists, measure word counts, and sanitize strings for JSON payloads directly.

Snap dates to the start or end of time periods, extract specific parts, and specify custom time zones across all date utilities.

Rule builders and variable configurations now use unified terms like Text, Number, Yes/no, Record, and List everywhere.

Publish workflows to the Marketplace or client workspaces with AI-generated descriptions, category tags, and clean version tracking.

The Workflow Assistant recognizes incoming parameters in Slack threads, maps variables automatically, and triggers isolated test runs.

Inspect run execution logs on the left alongside a dedicated Needs Attention feed on the right with teammate issue assignment.

Build public forms from the editor menu with multi-step field selection, real-time live preview, and instant publishing.

Add, subtract, multiply, or divide values straight in Data Transformation. Format currency, percentages, and phone numbers in one click.

Filter automatically detects input lists and adopts the visual rule builder, matching the experience of Conditions and Switch.

Hover over any background workflow tab to view a visual preview of its canvas and switch between workflows faster.

Numbers, booleans, lists, and records entered in Custom Variables retain their native data types when passed to downstream steps.

Summarize, Filter, Sort, and Combine now list item fields in a dropdown. Type to search or select nested properties in one click.

Sort defaults to Automatic, ordering numbers as numbers and dates as dates. Manual type overrides remain untouched.

Full run history and step payloads are now retained for 30 days instead of two, giving you time to inspect weekly workflows.

Extract first, last, or total items without loops, and format numbers for display directly inside the Data Transformation panel.

Join two branches by appending their lists or matching a shared field. Choose how unmatched records and duplicate fields are handled.

Sort with up to ten rules, keep only the items you need with Limit, or remove repeated values with Remove duplicates.

A step running once per item now counts up on the canvas, so a long fan-out shows visible progress.

Automatic detects numbers and dates. If values conflict, the run identifies the two items so you can choose a type.

A new page starts from the job rather than the step name, with the five shapes most automations turn out to be. See I Want To….

Format for reading adds thousands separators, your choice of decimal punctuation and the number of decimal places you set.

Summarize can now work on whole items, not only record fields. Sum a list of amounts or join a list of names.

Transform lists where you use them: take the first or last item, count items, or join them into text. There are now 27 operations.

Turn on Response shape to define named, typed fields. Later steps can select those fields directly.

List steps show available lists and item counts. Choose one, enter a reference, or paste a JSON list such as [1,2,3].

The Execution Log names your workspace’s retention at the top, so how long runs stay is never a guess. See Execution Log.

Add time and Format the date now appear only when the value really is a date, so an email address is never offered date arithmetic.

Set Items per batch to process a list in groups instead of one item at a time. This suits APIs that accept several records per call.

Signing in and creating an account now use one clear screen each, with Google and GitHub beside the email form.

Group workflows into coloured, nested folders on the dashboard. Use breadcrumbs to move back through the folder tree.

A collapsible sidebar gathers automations, the marketplace, your files and variables in one place. See Navigating the Dashboard.

As well as JSON, you can now say what shape you want back. The answer still arrives with the same fields in the same places every time.

Drafting, connecting, testing and going live tick themselves off as you do them. Shrink it to a bar when you are done, or close it.

Start with automations matched to your role and tools. Pick one, then the assistant helps you connect, test and go live.

AI Prompt and AI Agent stop and say why if the answer does not match, rather than passing on something unreadable.

Once with everything, or once per item. Your answer sticks when you close the panel, and the panel itself is much shorter.

Set it once in your account settings — detected at sign-up — and every schedule uses it, with a per-workflow override.

Twelve colours for workflow and file folders, so you can pick the one you want at a glance.

Trim spaces, fix capitalisation, extract an email domain or reformat a date in place. Preview the result before saving.

See how automations are running, what needs attention and who is on your team. Every number links to its detail.

Your team can filter Activity, acknowledge or resolve alerts, and open any run to see what happened.

Subflows have their own dock section, and nothing needs turning on first.

They appear indented in the parent’s log, so a failure inside one no longer means opening a second run.

A step that splits a run shows all its paths the moment you place it, each named. No more guessing where work goes.

The Chat Trigger has a Chat tab for testing your own workflow, with a sample message ready.

Live progress updates more efficiently, and dragging steps around a busy canvas is smoother.

Fewer duplicate runs from repeated source events, with improved cleanup when a trigger is deleted.

A teammate’s cursor disappears as they leave instead of lingering, and their selection highlight follows the step as it moves.

Mention the assistant in a channel, pick a workflow, and it runs and reports progress in the thread.

Tick which inner steps return their results, and each one becomes available to the steps that follow. See Subflow.

Conditions shows IF and ELSE, Filter shows Kept and Discarded, Switch shows its first case and fallback. Branch labels are editable.

Every step’s status appears at once instead of trickling in, and restoring, duplicating or applying a template is much quicker.

AI Transform, Switch and Filter could fail while the run still finished as successful. The run is now marked failed and retried.

Interrupted AI Agent runs reuse saved progress instead of restarting the Step. Check external results before retrying.

Drop a workflow in from the dock, map data into it as usual, and see its inner steps in the run log instead of one opaque entry.

A dedicated Chat tab means testing and sharing your chatbot no longer means hunting through a drawer. See Chat Trigger.

Opening one fits the whole thing on screen, so you see every step immediately rather than zooming out to find them.

Glow speaks MCP, so a client that supports it can build on your canvas directly. Describe what you want where you already work.

The Code editor now uses its Python runtime by default, without AI interpretation of the program.

Trash has breadcrumbs, so you know where you are and can get back in one click.

Pin a note to a step or anywhere on the board, reply in a thread, and see which conversations you have not read.

Organise workflows into folders instead of one long list. Deleted ones go to Trash rather than vanishing.

Run a workflow by hand with a single click — for the ones you run on demand rather than on a schedule. See Click to Start.

The Code editor and the test view expand, so a long script no longer means a narrow panel.

Subflows let one workflow call another as a single step. Change it once and everything using it follows.

Change fields renames, adds, removes and sets values — useful for tidying an API response.

You can see which path leads where and wire each outcome to a different step, without opening a panel to check.

Banners warn when credits run low or a payment needs attention, rather than a run failing without explanation.

The new Date step formats, shifts and compares dates, or pulls out the year, month or weekday.

Repeater runs steps once per item and collects the results, so later steps can use them.

Summarize groups a list by any field, then counts, sums or averages it.

The Code editor now runs your program directly. Values from earlier steps are data, never part of the program.

Every edit used to re-save the whole workflow. Now only what changed is saved, so a long session no longer slows down.

The new Chat trigger gives you a page you can share, or embed on your own site. Each conversation is kept as a transcript.

Wait for a length of time, a date, a webhook, or a form submission. The run picks up where it left off.

Reviewers decide, fill in a form and attach files. Unanswered requests expire down the Expired branch. See Human Review.

The Scheduler previews its next runs before you save. One with no runs left says Expired rather than looking healthy.

Steps show the shape of what they will produce, so you can build the next one without running first. See Workflow Data.

Turn on Default values to give any field a starting value. See Form Templates.

Every entry shows its step number, and clicking one opens that step’s settings. Long runs collapse to stay readable.

“Move to team” is now “Clone to team”: your original stays live and untouched, and the copy starts as a draft.

Filter no longer needs a separate Items field — it reads the list from your rules.

Describe an automation and watch it take shape before signing up. Create an account to keep that workflow.

Rows show step numbers and open the step when clicked. Runs group together, and retries are marked Attempt 2 of 3.

Turn on Default values to ship a pre-filled template. Review included field values before publishing.

Shared threads show who wrote each message and who is typing. Build progress collapses into one line.

Send a file, image, or screenshot straight to an AI Prompt for the model to read during the run.

Deploy straight into a client’s workspace. Impersonation sessions can now be scoped to one workflow and set from 5 minutes to 30 days.

Updated webhook processing. Existing webhook URLs keep working, with no setup change needed.

Watch events arrive step by step as a workflow runs, with search and auto-scroll.

Required fields are marked, and an incomplete step carries a Setup required badge. Recommended fields nudge without blocking.

The Data Flow tab shows every connection and when it last carried anything. See Workflow Data.

A badge appears on any step that needed retries during a run, with the number it took.

Filter, Switch, Stop and Error and Do Nothing, under Tools → Flow.

Pick a data type and an operator, and send each outcome down its own route. Or describe it in words and let Conditions decide.

Request consent-based access to a client’s workspace, and revoke it in one click — all from the Admin Console.

Connect a step to a Loop and it iterates over the data. Blue chips reference the current item in any field.

Draw an arrow from a note to the step it explains — the Workflow Assistant reads them as context.