Excited to introduce MCP integration for secure external data access and tool connectivity, announcing cohere model support, launch the new unified Firecrawl Node for streamlined data crawling, and deliver faster, more stable deployments, built to support growing teams.

MCP Integration

You can now connect to external systems and APIs in a secure, modular way with MCP Server integration in Lamatic Studio. Available as part of your flow builder (e.g., in the Text Generate node, MCP Node), this integration unlocks:

1. Trigger flows from new messages in a channel

2. Sync and extract messages with metadata

3. Run sentiment or entity analysis

4. Enable semantic search on conversation history

Checkout the docs

Cohere Model Now Available

We’ve added support for the Cohere Model, designed for long-context understanding and deep reasoning.

• Handle long documents and complex inputs

• Perform multi-step Q&A and structured reasoning

• Great for technical, analytical, or research-heavy content

• Get more accurate and complete results inside your flows

Checkout the documentation

Firecrawl Integration Improvement

Previously, you had to choose between a Crawler Node or Scraper Node. Now, with the new unified Firecrawl Node, you can configure either behavior directly inside a single node — giving you greater control and a streamlined experience.

• Use it as a crawler, scraper, or both

• Cleaner UI for setting crawling depth, filters, and output format

• Easier debugging and output preview

Checkout the docs

Enhance Your Deployment flows

We're rolling out a new version of Lamatic Studio focused on faster performance, improved scalability, and better deployment stability. To take advantage of this, update your existing projects to the latest version.

• More stable runtime across flows

• Optimized handling of large file and model responses

• Smoother version upgrade experience for existing customers

Other Improvements 

1. Prompt Gallery Updates

   You can now rename Prompt Galleries and seamlessly reuse them across multiple flows. A search bar has been introduced for easier prompt management, automatically appearing when there are more than five prompts. Additionally, the layout has been enhanced for a cleaner and more intuitive user experience.

2. Flow Editor Enhancements

   Input fields now have a cleaner appearance and consolidated variable selection directly in the input box for faster editing.