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Google Workspace and browser automation arrive, with changelog date fixes

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April 12, 2026

Google Workspace support expanded — Added new skills for Google Calendar, Docs, Drive, Gmail, Sheets, Slides, and shared utilities. Also introduced personas for customer support and sales operations, plus ready-to-use recipes for reports and Drive organization.
New browser automation workflows are ready to use — Introduced the new `agent-browser` skill for browsing, form filling, screenshots, video capture, session handling, and authenticated workflows. Added templates and discovery tools to make browser-based automation easier to start.

New Features5 updates

Google Workspace skills now cover Calendar, Docs, Drive, Gmail, Sheets, Slides, and shared utilities.
New personas for customer support and sales operations help streamline common workflows.
Ready-to-use recipes make it easier to generate reports from Sheets and organize Drive folders.
The new `agent-browser` skill adds browsing, form filling, screenshots, video capture, session handling, and authentication support.
A `find-skills` helper was added to make it easier to discover and install other agent skills.

Improvements3 updates

Changelog permalink pages now open with all sections expanded by default, while each section can still be collapsed independently.
RSS and XML feeds now use consistent date handling, and RSS build dates now reflect the latest changelog entry.
Local setup is easier with updated MCP environment examples and a helper that opens the project with variables loaded automatically.

Bug Fixes5 updates

Weekly and monthly changelog dates now match the period they describe, using the period end date instead of the start date.
Backfills now create only fully completed daily, weekly, and monthly periods.
Timezone handling for period boundaries now works correctly across fractional offsets and daylight saving time changes.
Missed aggregation runs are now retried automatically, and duplicate summary generation is avoided when nothing new has changed.
Project visibility checks now use the project owner’s workspace plan for organization members, matching the settings page and API.

Breaking Changes1 updates

Supabase has been removed from the default MCP configuration, leaving Firecrawl enabled by default.

Documentation3 updates

Added browser automation guides for authentication, command usage, snapshots, session handling, proxies, video recording, and profiling.
Created reference docs for reusing saved sessions and managing browser snapshots.
Added browser automation safety notes for dialog handling, reference lifecycles, and cleanup.

Security1 updates