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Google Workspace, browser automation, and changelog timing fixes

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April 12, 2026

Google Workspace support is here — Added new skills for Calendar, Docs, Drive, Gmail, Sheets, Slides, and shared utilities, plus personas and recipes for common Workspace tasks.
New browser automation tools for agents — Introduced the `agent-browser` skill for browsing, form filling, screenshots, video capture, session handling, and authenticated workflows.
Changelog dates and feeds now line up with the period they cover — Weekly and monthly entries, permalinks, and RSS/XML feeds now use consistent period-end dates, making published dates easier to trust.

New Features4 updates

Added Google Workspace skills for Calendar, Docs, Drive, Gmail, Sheets, Slides, and shared utilities.
Added customer support and sales operations personas, along with ready-to-use recipes for Sheets reporting and Drive folder organization.
Added the `agent-browser` skill for navigation, form filling, screenshots, video capture, session management, and authentication.
Added the `find-skills` helper to make it easier to discover and install other agent skills.

Documentation1 updates

Added browser automation guides for authentication patterns, command usage, snapshots, session reuse, proxy support, video recording, and profiling.

Improvements4 updates

Updated the locked skill set to include new browser automation and React best-practice skills.
Expanded the local example environment with Supabase and PostHog MCP variables, and added a helper script to open the project with those variables loaded automatically.
Updated changelog permalink pages to open with all sections expanded, while keeping each section independently collapsible.
Updated XML and RSS feeds to use consistent date logic for rollup and individual entries, and to show the latest changelog date in RSS build timestamps.

Bug Fixes5 updates

Weekly and monthly entries now show the end of the period they summarize instead of the start date.
Backfilled periods now only create fully completed daily, weekly, and monthly summaries.
Timezone handling for daily, weekly, and monthly boundaries now works correctly across fractional offsets and daylight saving time changes.
Missed aggregation runs now retry automatically, and summaries refresh when new commits arrive.
Project visibility checks for organization members now match the project owner’s workspace plan and the settings page.

Breaking Changes1 updates

Removed Supabase from the default `mcp.json` configuration, leaving Firecrawl as the only default integration.

Security1 updates