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v1.15 — July 2026

This release enriches workflow composition, data access, the rights model (RBAC) and configuration assistance: per-role permission matrix, Call a workflow node, PostgreSQL and Snowflake connectors, API Key credential, a dedicated workflow design AI agent, native support for HTTP forms, and access to credentials from the Code node.

Documentation: Roles and permissions · Workflows · Use the workflow editor

New features​

RBAC — New permission matrix​

  • Complete permission model: the rights matrix has been fully reviewed and deployed across the platform. Each role — Viewer, Builder, Advanced Builder, Operations, Company Owner — has precisely defined, consistent permissions applied across all screens and APIs — see the Roles and permissions module.

Call a workflow​

  • Call a workflow node: call an existing workflow (specific version) from another workflow, like a reusable subroutine. You control the transmission of context and trigger data (full inheritance or targeted jsonpath keys).

Workflow / trigger navigation​

  • Cross links: from a workflow or an associated trigger record, access the linked resource in one click (workflow ↔ trigger). Navigation between associated resources is more direct — see Create a workflow and Manage triggers.

HTTP(S) Request node — Form data and x-www-form-urlencoded​

  • HTTP(S) Request node: two new native request modes — application/x-www-form-urlencoded (key-value pairs) and multipart/form-data (forms with files). Configure them directly in the node, without an intermediate JSON body.

Snowflake node​

  • Snowflake node: query your Snowflake warehouse directly from a workflow — authentication by private key or credential, binds, multi-statement parameters and optional asynchronous execution.

PostgreSQL node​

  • PostgreSQL node: run SQL queries (SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, DDL) on a PostgreSQL database with bound parameters ($1, $2, …), direct or credential-based authentication, SSL and configurable timeout.

API Key credential​

  • API Key type: a new authentication method to transmit a key via headers and/or query parameters, reusable in HTTP, Agent and Code nodes — see Authentication method types.

Code node — Authentication tab​

  • Credentials in code: the Auth tab of the Code node lets you link credentials with an alias, then access them via libs.ecosystemCredentials.get('alias') (getToken(), getHeaders(), getQueryParams() depending on the type).

Artificial intelligence​

  • AI planner agent: a dedicated AI agent for designing and building workflows supports you from the editor — describe the business goal, the agent proposes a workflow structure (nodes, connections) that you validate and refine — see Chat Ecosystem assistant.
  • Per-node AI assistant: from a node's editing panel, the AI assistant proposes a configuration from a natural-language description — preview, then apply. The history is kept per node.

Improvements​

  • Create a workflow: project and folder selector at creation, to place the workflow in the right spot in the tree.
  • Replay a trace: ability to change the tracing mode on replay (Complete, Standard, Performance); performance warning when Complete mode is selected; improved version selection — see also Tracing modes.
  • HTTP(S) Request node: request body allowed on GET and DELETE; cURL import extended to x-www-form-urlencoded and multipart/form-data formats; body displayed in the test output.
  • Test a workflow: buttons to save the context and trigger data between test sessions; dictionaries resolved according to the workflow's company.
  • Dictionaries — Manage entries: multiline input for certificates and private keys (Shift+↵ Enter = new line) with visual save feedback.

Fixes​

  • cURL import: pasting a cURL command correctly fills all HTTP fields, including form-data and urlencoded.
  • Switch node: the context is correctly passed to each branch — see the Switch node.
  • Trigger data in tests: input data can be an array; available dictionaries update when changing nodes.
  • AI assistant: fixed an unintended reapplication of a suggestion when changing nodes.

General stability​

Beyond the fixes listed above, this release includes a set of cross-cutting fixes (editor, traces, workers, collaboration). These adjustments aim for a more reliable day-to-day experience, without changing the behavior of workflows already in production.

Documentation: Test a workflow · Workflow version management · Tracing modes