Changelog

What we shipped.

A running record of how G8 Flowspace has grown — from the first process-to-blueprint lifecycle to the API, MCP, webhooks, agents, and automations that run it today.

Fix

Reliability and clarity pass across the workspace

A focused round of correctness and polish across triggers, approvals, and monitoring.

  • Fixed duplicate executions when a webhook and a schedule fired within the same tick.
  • Approval-gated runs now resume cleanly after a long pause without losing step state.
  • Monitor counts now reconcile waiting and errored runs consistently.
Improvement

Insights, integrations marketplace, and internationalization

See how your automation is performing, browse a catalog of integrations, and use G8 in your language.

  • Insights with run volume, success rate, and error breakdowns.
  • Integrations marketplace cataloging available connectors and templates.
  • Internationalization across the product surface.
Improvement

Plan tiers, entitlements, and onboarding

Clear plan tiers gate capacity and capabilities, and a guided onboarding gets new workspaces to their first simulated run faster.

  • Plan tiers with per-tier entitlements and limits enforced across the workspace.
  • Activation and payment request flows for moving a workspace between tiers.
  • Guided onboarding from first process description to first simulation.
Feature

Collaboration: comments and mentions

Bring the team into the loop where the work happens — directly on flows and runs.

  • Threaded comments on flows and executions.
  • @-mentions with mention-target suggestions and notifications.
  • Notification center with read/unread state.
AI

Agents library and the automations engine

Reusable agents and rule-based automations turn one-off flows into a standing operating capability.

  • Agents library of reusable, contract-bound building blocks for common steps.
  • Automations engine with rules that react to events and run flows without manual kickoff.
  • Idempotency keys and single-flight runs to keep automated triggers safe under load.
Platform

Outbound HMAC-signed webhooks

Subscribe external systems to G8 events. Every delivery is signed so you can verify it came from us.

  • Events: run.completed, run.failed, and approval.needed.
  • Per-endpoint secret with an x-g8-signature HMAC-SHA256 header over the raw body.
  • Delivery status and last-delivered timestamp tracked per endpoint, with a test delivery button.
Platform

Public REST API and the MCP endpoint

G8 is now programmable. A Bearer-authenticated REST API and an MCP-style tool endpoint let agents and services list flows, trigger runs, and read executions.

  • REST API under /api/v1: list flows, trigger runs, and fetch executions.
  • API keys with scopes (flows:read, flows:run, executions:read, mcp), shown once at creation.
  • MCP endpoint at /api/mcp exposing list_flows, get_flow, trigger_run, and get_execution.
Feature

Triggers: schedule, webhook, and manual

Decide when a flow runs. Flows can fire on a schedule, from an inbound webhook, or by hand from the workspace.

  • Schedule triggers driven by the cron tick endpoint.
  • Per-flow inbound webhook URLs with a rotating secret.
  • Manual run from the workspace, including a one-off simulation run.
Platform

Connectors: HTTP, Telegram, Email, and Slack

Flows can now reach the outside world through first-class connectors, configured per workspace and governed by each flow's contract.

  • HTTP connector for arbitrary REST calls.
  • Telegram, Email, and Slack connectors for notifications and messaging steps.
  • Connection testing before a connector is used in a live run.
Feature

Contracts, approval gates, and simulation-first runs

Every flow now carries an explicit contract of allowed, blocked, and approval-gated actions. Nothing reaches a live system until you have seen it run in simulation.

  • Per-flow contract: allowed actions, blocked actions, data scope, and error policy.
  • Approval gates that pause a run and wait for a human decision before risky steps.
  • Simulation mode renders a dry-run preview with no outbound side effects.
Feature

Process-to-blueprint lifecycle and the live operating workspace

The first public build of G8 Flowspace: describe a process in natural language and watch it compile into an inspectable blueprint with a full execution lifecycle.

  • Process → Blueprint → Contract → Simulation → Execution → Monitor as a single backbone.
  • Blueprint view with compiled steps, risk level, and automation level.
  • Neutral, near-black workspace theme with a scroll-scrubbed live operating stage on the landing page.