March 31st, 2026

The node library is at 40+ and growing, so we rebuilt the selector to keep up. Keyboard navigation, recently used nodes, cleaner tooltips. The Prompt Editor also gets better controls this release.
New We rebuilt the node selector for a library that keeps growing.
As the number of nodes in Lamatic grew, the old selector didn't grow with it. Finding the right node took longer than it should. The new one is built for the library we have now, and the one we're still building.
Recently Used Nodes: Your most used nodes surface at the top so you're not hunting every time
Keyboard Navigation: Navigate and select nodes without touching the mouse
Clearer Tooltips: Hover over any node for a clean, readable description before you add it
Scalable Layout: Redesigned to stay fast and accessible as the node library keeps expanding
Improved Prompt Editor: small changes, big usability wins
Prompt Editor continues to evolve with better guidance and cleaner controls, making it easier to manage configurations inside agents and workflows.
These updates focus on reducing confusion and improving day-to-day usability.
Quick Actions: Added remove/delete buttons with tooltips for configuration items
Guided Inputs: Instructional tooltips for inserting variables
Better Visibility: Improved configuration item management
March 24th, 2026
New
Improved

Two big ones this release. Batch Node brings parallel execution to your flows, making them faster. The Prompt IDE is rebuilt from the ground up. Plus a round of smaller improvements across logs, docs, and the editor.
New Batch Node: your Agents can now run in parallel.
The Loop node processes one item at a time. Batch Node processes all of them at once. The difference is not subtle: 100 tasks that take 50 seconds sequentially finish in 5 seconds at a concurrency of 10. For I/O-bound workflows, that is a 5 to 10x speed improvement out of the box.
Built for the people who watched Loop nodes crawl through large datasets and wondered if there was a better way. There is now.
Parallel Execution: Processes multiple iterations at the same time instead of one by one
Concurrency Control: Set a limit to scale fast without hitting rate limits or overloading downstream services
Lists and Ranges: Works with both list inputs and numeric ranges
New The Prompt IDE is rebuilt. Write, test, and see costs all in one place now.
Prompt engineering now has a proper home in Lamatic. Structured blocks, an AI assistant working alongside you, and instant cost feedback before anything goes to production. All in one screen.
This came from watching people bounce between the editor and external tools just to test one prompt.
System and User Blocks: Separate role-based sections so your prompt structure is clear from the start
Prompt Assistant: Writes and refines prompts alongside you, right inside the editor
Instant Testing: Run prompts in real time and see output, token usage, and cost before your flow ever deploys
Improved Five things we shipped this week. Some small. All worth it.Docs: Copy any page as Markdown or open it directly in Claude or ChatGPT. Less tab switching, faster iteration
Dark Mode: Cleaned up styling on AI suggestion buttons and separators
Node Config: Better node configuration layout and a cleaner Code IDE
Text Rendering: Text no longer overflows or wraps awkwardly in prompts and logs
Code Editor: Removed variable previews and auto-formatting for a more stable editing experience
March 18th, 2026
Improved
Integrations

Your MySQL database can now talk directly to Lamatic. Use it as a flow trigger, a query layer, or both. Operational data straight into your RAG flows, copilots, and pipelines. No extra infrastructure. Just connect and build.

Scheduled Sync: Automatically pull MySQL tables into your flows on a set schedule.
Incremental Updates: Fetches only new or changed rows using a cursor, not the whole table every run.
SQL in Flows: Run custom queries as a step inside any workflow.
Full or Incremental Mode: Pick the sync strategy that fits your data volume.
SSL + SSH Tunneling: Secure connections, works out of the box.
Improved Three things that were quietly annoying people. Including possibly you.Retry System: Fixed retries replaying against stale data. They now use actual log data, so failures reproduce accurately instead of guessing.
Logs: Fixed a blind spot, in-progress and timed out flow requests now show up.
Studio UI: Fixed a round of small interface inconsistencies across the board.
March 14th, 2026
New

Discover the new Ask Widget for embedding conversational AI on your website, plus enhanced Search + Ask integration and developer experience improvements on Lamatic.

Introduce an interactive AI-powered Ask Widget that can be embedded directly into your website using the Ask Trigger node. The widget enables users to ask questions, choose from suggested prompts, and continue conversations with follow-up questions, creating a smooth conversational Q&A experience on your site.
Key Features
Embed a conversational AI Q&A interface directly on your website
Suggested prompts to guide user questions
Follow-up conversations for deeper interaction
Seamless integration using the Ask Trigger node
Checkout the doc

Search Widget can now connect directly with an Ask Flow. In the Search Widget node configuration, you can select an Ask Flow from a dropdown. When configured, the Ask widget becomes available inside the search interface, allowing users to switch between Search and Ask seamlessly.
What this enables
Run Ask flows alongside search results
Unified interface for search and conversational queries
More flexible knowledge discovery experience
Checkout the doc
Ask Widget UI Enhancements: Improved styling including placeholder and helper text colors, avatars, background behavior, increased overlay height for trigger selection, and refreshed trigger/response icons.
Logs Improvements: Better pagination validation, improved log filtering logic, and enhanced timestamp sorting with clearer node display in logs.
Code Editor Enhancements: Automatic code formatting while pasting or typing, along with improved auto-indentation for cleaner and better-structured code.
March 6th, 2026

This release introduces the new Webflow Integration. It also enhances developer workflows with features like Saving Model Credential as a draft and SharePoint Integration upgrades including improved logs, testing updates and draft credential support.

The new Webflow integration allows Lamatic workflows to automate content management and site operations directly within Webflow. You can now build workflows that respond to Webflow events or perform automated actions on your Webflow projects.
Capabilities
Trigger workflows from Webflow events
Manage Webflow sites and collections
Automate page and content operations
Build content workflows powered by AI
Checkout the Webflow Integration doc

Developers can now save credentials as a draft while configuring integrations. This allows you to set up credentials gradually without needing to complete the full configuration immediately.
Key Benefits
Save partially configured credentials
Continue setup later without losing progress
Faster and smoother integration setup experience
Checkout the doc
Save credentials as a draft while configuring integrations
lamatic.ai/docs/models#setting-up-a-model-in-studio

SharePoint Action Node has been significantly enhanced to support more advanced operations for interacting with SharePoint sites, collections, and pages. These improvements make it easier to build automated workflows that retrieve, process, and act on SharePoint content inside Lamatic flows.
With these updates, developers can programmatically access SharePoint resources, extract structured content, and integrate it into AI-powered workflows such as document processing, knowledge retrieval, internal search systems, and automation pipelines.
Check the documentation
Test cases now update correctly in the list when saved or duplicated
Improved real-time update handling for test suites
Enhanced onboarding flow to preserve organization and project selections across steps
Log entries now include detailed input/output token breakdowns
Logs persist usage metrics into a project-level analytics store
Request statistics and usage metrics are now tracked with per-project database support
March 3rd, 2026

Experience a smoother onboarding process to help you get started quickly. Plus, Mailhook transforms emails into instant flows and enhanced branch controls and UI improvements offer greater flexibility.

Weβve redesigned the onboarding flow to make it smoother, clearer, and more action-driven, helping new users move from signup to building faster.
Embedded demo booking form directly inside onboarding modals.
Improved navigation between onboarding steps.
Modals now support better scrolling and adaptive sizing for clearer content display.
Demo form automatically closes after successful submission.
βSkipβ option now intelligently redirects to relevant pages instead of exiting abruptly.
Updated button labels and page headings for better clarity and guidance.
Explore the updated experience inside the Studio

Many workflows begin with an email, support requests, lead inquiries, alerts, approvals, and more. Traditionally, handling these requires polling inboxes, manual forwarding, or complex integrations. Mailhook solves this by turning incoming emails directly into workflow triggers inside Lamatic. With Mailhook, every email sent to a dedicated address automatically starts a flow, no polling, no manual steps, no external automation tools required.
Ideal for building:
Support ticket routing systems
Inbox parsing and data extraction
Lead capture automations
Internal notifications and alerting pipelines
Checkout the Mailhook doc

Branch nodes are now more flexible and easier to manage, especially in complex agentic workflows.
Rename branch labels directly inline with instant UI updates.
Automatic validation and debounced auto-save while editing.
Add or remove branches easily with dedicated action buttons and tooltips.
Cleans up incomplete edits automatically when exiting.
Keeps branch data and edge references fully synchronized after updates.
Automatically updates related configurations when branch labels change.
Checkout the docs
Weβve refined the Studio experience to make flow building smoother and more responsive.
Enhanced scrolling behavior in the Flow Editor panel for better navigation.
Improved node settings layout for a cleaner and more responsive experience.
February 14th, 2026


Based on community feedback, weβre introducing the Google Drive Action Node to make file operations seamless inside your flows. You can now Create Google Docs directly from a flow, Manage files effortlessly (create, update, organize) and Work with folders and structure content programmatically
Easily manage files and folders inside Google Drive
Create and update Google Docs within automated workflows
Seamless integration into existing Lamatic flows
Check out the docs to get started.

Weβve expanded our collection of pre-built Lamatic flows and templates to help you ship faster. Deploy powerful workflows in a single click and customize them to fit your use case.
Wide range of ready-to-use flow templates
One-click deployment
AgentKit-powered extensibility
Production-ready flow structures
Explore the templates in the Lamatic Studio and start building.
Improved Lamatic Studio error handling with clearer validation messages and better user feedback
Enhanced Studio performance for improved accessibility and overall developer experience
January 30th, 2026


Cron Node allows you to automatically execute flows on a predefined schedule, making it ideal for recurring tasks, background jobs, and maintenance workflows. It enables scheduled execution of flows at configurable intervals, including hourly, daily, weekly, and custom schedules.
Key capabilities:
Scheduled Execution: Run flows automatically at set intervals.
Flexible Scheduling: Supports hourly, daily, weekly, and custom schedules.
Simple Configuration: Dropdown-based setupβno Cron expressions required.
Reliable Triggering: Ensures consistent and timely flow execution.
Checkout the docs: https://lamatic.ai/docs/nodes/apps/cron-node

Working with APIs that return XML? Weβve made it simpler and more flexible. You can now automatically convert XML API responses into JSON, removing the need for manual parsing or custom transformations. With a new configuration option in the API Node, XML responses are seamlessly transformed into JSON, making them easier to consume across flows and compatible with downstream nodes.
With the API Node, you can:
Effortlessly work with APIs that return XML responses
Automatically convert XML data into JSON
Minimize custom logic and data handling in your workflows
Ensure smoother compatibility across nodes and integrations
Check the docs: https://lamatic.ai/docs/nodes/data/api-node#select-the-api-node
Flow Logs now load the latest data every time, so youβre never looking at stale or cached entries.
Fixed formatting issues in AI-generated JSON outputs for better reliability and readability.
New users can now enter and validate their full name during signup, making account setup smoother and more accurate.
January 23rd, 2026

Enhanced flow clarity through Classifier node improvements, and powerful autonomous capabilities with Agent Mode support in the Firecrawl integration

Classifier node now supports optional descriptions in addition to names, making workflows easier to understand and maintain as they scale. A new two-field editor allows you to define both the classifier name and its description, with inline editing available for quick updates. This enhancement solves a common problem in complex and collaborative flows where classifier names alone were not enough to convey intent.
Check the docs: http://lamatic.ai/docs/nodes/ai/classifier-node

Firecrawl integration has been significantly upgraded with full Agent Mode support, transforming it from a simple scraping tool into a powerful autonomous workflow component. Lamatic now supports three agent execution modes, Async Agent for long-running tasks, Sync Agent for real-time execution, and Check Agent for monitoring agent status.Β
Prompt definition to precisely control agent tasks
Agent URLs to define allowed crawl or execution targets
Schema enforcement for structured and predictable outputs
Credit limits to control usage and costs
Strict URL constraints to restrict agent scope
This update solves the challenge of managing complex web research and crawling workflows by making them observable, cost-controlled, and production-ready.
Check the doc: https://lamatic.ai/integrations/apps-data-sources/firecrawl
Condition nodes now include an βAllow Multiple Condition Executionβ option, enabling multi-value condition matching within a single node. The conditional evaluation logic has been improved to support both string and array outputs while maintaining backward compatibility.Β
Prompt Editor has also been enhanced to correctly render variables inside code blocks, with the variable selector now accessible inside code blocks using {{.
January 16th, 2026


Gmail node has been significantly enhanced to support more powerful and flexible email automation flows. These updates enable advanced inbox querying, thread-level operations, and fully featured replies with attachments and multiple recipients.
Whatβs new:
Added new actions: List Labels, Fetch Message by Thread ID, List Threads (with filtering and pagination), and Reply to Thread.
Attachments can now be added via URL for send, draft, and reply actions (requires file name and MIME type).
Support for cc, bcc, and additional recipients has been added.
Enhanced fetch capabilities with:
Composite queries
Configurable maximum result limits
Page tokenβbased pagination
Checkout the docs: https://lamatic.ai/docs/nodes/apps/gmail-node

Weβve refined several parts of the Studio UI to improve clarity, usability, and overall developer productivity.
Enhancements include:
Improved editor list rendering with better spacing, numbering, and readability.
Increased contrast for secret variable pills and lock icons.
Dropdown menus now reliably render above other UI elements.
Cleaner and more compact loading skeletons on the flows page.
A smoother name-editing experience with improved styling and input constraints.
Smarter required-field validation that dynamically updates based on selections.
Variables can now be correctly inserted and rendered inside code blocks.
Checkout the docs: http://lamatic.ai/docs
Improved code node output fallback behavior for more consistent execution.
Relaxed variable path validation to support simplified formats.
Improved GitHub integration status detection to ensure only active credentials are marked as connected.