v0.1.14
What's new in 0.1.14
The Marketplace
A view of its own, beside Studio, where the things a flow is built from are shared and installed — MCP servers, library agents, facades, skills, plugins, API definitions and flow templates.
- Publish to your organization (no approval needed) or globally — a global item goes in front of every organization once a curator approves it. Curators are the administrators of the organization named by
marketplace.curator-organization; by default the oldest one. - Install with one click: the resource appears in your organization, with its credential slot empty and named. Credentials never travel — publishing from a resource strips them and says so.
- Search, filter by kind, scope, state and tag; sort by installs, newest or name. Cards say one line; the tooltip says the rest.
- Seeded on day one: the MCP catalogue (Linear, GitHub, Google, Microsoft, …), the four library agents and the eight starter flows, as built-in items.
- Publish to Marketplace from the MCP servers, Agents, Facades and Skills panels and from a flow card; Use from Marketplace… in the API block.
- Every publish, approval, install and uninstall lands in the audit trail.
Groups inside an organization (Enterprise)
Split an organization into groups under Resources → Groups. A resource — a flow, an MCP server, an agent, a facade, a knowledge base, a credential — can be visible to one group instead of the whole organization (Visible to on the resource or the flow card). A group carries its own policy and its own per-run settings, layered over the organization's for the flows it holds. Managers run their group; administrators create them. The Marketplace publishes to a group and installs into one. The tenth Enterprise feature.
Studio
- Tidy now lays out the blocks inside a group and sizes the frame to fit, then places groups as blocks of the outer layout. Before, anything inside a group was left where it was.
- The runs list in the executions area can be resized by dragging (or with ← → on the handle); the width is remembered per browser.
- The "+ on error" chip no longer sits on top of the "on rejected" output of a Verifier, so the wire can be dragged from it.
- A second output turned on with its chip ("+ on error") can be wired at once; before, the wire went nowhere until the flow was reopened.
- Deleting a block from its own dialog closes the dialog instead of leaving it armed for the next click.
- The dashboard search reads tags as well as names, so clicking a tag chip narrows to the tagged flows.
- The managed / local combo is gone from the toolbar: the backend has decided where each agent runs, by its model and credential, for a long time. Flows saved with the old field still load.
Resources
- The Service accounts page reads like Members: a roster with role chips and quiet actions, "+ New", the token shown once — and explanations in tooltips instead of paragraphs.
Tests
- UI tests, against the real application, for every node kind (palette, every inspector field, wiring rules, second outputs, persistence), every bundled flow and the flow lifecycle (save, rename, duplicate, export/import, versions, triggers, runs without a model), and every setting and administration panel. They run in CI with the rest.
Docs
- The Marketplace in the docs (English, Spanish, Catalan) and the README.
Full Changelog: v0.1.13...v0.1.14