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Changelog, October 29, 2026

Between October 7 and October 21 we built a Connected tab for managing each connected app account, saved files from connected apps into Knowledge Base folders with their source, named actions and teams plainly in activity and approval cards, and had the agent compute every derived number in code.

WorkspaceIntegrationsImproved

The Connected tab manages each connected app account

The Connected tab in settings lists every app account you have connected, with controls to switch it on or off, set a default, reconnect, add services or disconnect. Connecting requests only the services you tick in the connect dialog.

IntegrationsKnowledge BaseImproved

Files from connected apps save into Knowledge Base folders

You can ask the agent to keep a file from connected cloud storage or mail in the Knowledge Base, inside the folder you name. Each kept copy carries a description, tags and a record of where it came from, which traces it back to the live document.

AgentIntegrationsImproved

Connected app actions read plainly in activity and approvals

The activity panel describes each connected app action in plain words, such as sending mail in the named app, and leaves the account address out. Approval cards for a team channel post name the team that will see the message before you approve it.

AgentImproved

Every number the agent derives comes from executed code

Calculated values in an answer, such as ratios, allele frequencies or comparison table cells, come from code the agent runs in the conversation. Cells nobody computed read as not computed, which makes every figure in a comparison traceable to its calculation.

Improved

  • The agent works through flow cytometry data from controls and gating to a final analysis review, with worked code examples for each step
  • Organisation settings list only the integrations an admin can govern, and keep any app people are still connected to so it can be blocked
  • A connected app the activity panel cannot identify appears as a connected app, never under the name its owner gave it