This API update focuses on improving assistant and dependency management. For assistants, the assistantId fields were removed from AppInterface and InterfaceType, replaced by a new, standardized assistant field in those same types, alongside the introduction of the InterfaceAssistant type. Regarding dependencies, the DependentConnection, DependentConnectionConnection, and DependentConnectionEdge types were added, and the dependentConnections field was included in the FieldDependency type for more robust dependency connection management.

This changelog introduces new queries and mutations for managing field dependencies and AI settings. Key additions include the dependentEmailTemplates query and the updateAiSettings mutation, along with their associated types. Additionally, the dependentConditionals query has been updated to enforce a non-null return type.

This update introduces new queries, mutations, and types focused on three key areas: automation, AI integration, and notification management. It includes features for exporting automation jobs, running automation simulations, controlling AI preferences, and handling notifications with advanced filtering options.

This week, we introduced new features to the GraphQL API, including support for tag categories with the addition of the tagCategories query and updateTagCategory mutation, as well as new related types. We also enhanced file upload capabilities by adding new fields to the CreatePresignedUrlInput input object.

This changelog introduces new queries and types primarily focused on automation features, including logs, simulations, and event handling. Additionally, it adds new capabilities for retrieving user suggestions.

This update includes several enhancements and simplifications to improve the efficiency and usability of our API. Please review the changes, especially if they affect areas you are using, to ensure a smooth transition.

We're excited to introduce a significant update in how we handle errors in our GraphQL API! This change aims to enhance the development experience by providing a clearer and more consistent framework for dealing with error scenarios.

Pipefy released a new set of functionalities in our GraphQL API to enable user management in Organizations, Pipes and Tables.

Pipefy released a new set of functionalities in our GraphQL API to enable user management in Organizations (a company’s account in Pipefy), Pipes (processes) and Tables (databases).