google-workspacebrowser-automationmcpchangelog

Workspace and browser automation arrive, with date and feed fixes

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April 12, 2026

Google Workspace support expands — New skills for Calendar, Docs, Drive, Gmail, Sheets, Slides, and shared utilities make common Workspace tasks easier from the CLI. We also added personas for customer support and sales operations, plus recipes for building reports from Sheets and organizing Drive folders.
Browser automation is now built in — The new `agent-browser` skill helps with browsing, form filling, screenshots, video capture, session management, and sign-in flows. A `find-skills` helper also makes it easier to discover and install more agent skills.
Changelog dates and feeds are more reliable — Weekly and monthly entries now show the period end date, feeds use the same date logic everywhere, and missed aggregation runs retry automatically so summaries stay current.

New Features4 updates

Added Google Workspace skills for Calendar, Docs, Drive, Gmail, Sheets, Slides, and shared utilities.
Added personas for customer support and sales operations, plus ready-to-use recipes for Sheets reports and Drive folder organization.
Introduced `agent-browser` for browser automation tasks like site navigation, form filling, screenshots, video recording, sessions, and authentication.
Added `find-skills` to help people discover and install other agent skills.

Improvements4 updates

Expanded the locked skill set with new Vercel Labs skills for browser automation and React best practices.
Added a helper script so Cursor can open the project with MCP environment variables loaded automatically.
Permalink pages now open with every changelog section expanded by default, while feed and drawer views stay the same.
XML and RSS feeds now use consistent date logic for rollup and individual entries, and RSS build dates now reflect the latest changelog entry.

Bug Fixes5 updates

Weekly and monthly entries now display the period end date, so the visible date matches the time span covered.
Backfills now create only fully completed daily, weekly, and monthly periods.
Timezone handling for daily, weekly, and monthly boundaries is more reliable across daylight saving time changes and fractional offsets.
The aggregation scheduler now retries missed runs automatically and avoids duplicate summaries when nothing new has changed.
Project visibility settings now use the workspace plan that belongs to the project owner, matching the API and the UI.

Documentation1 updates

Added browser automation guides covering authentication patterns, command usage, snapshots, session handling, proxy support, video recording, profiling, safety, and cleanup.

Security2 updates

Breaking Changes1 updates

Removed the Supabase configuration from `mcp.json`, so Firecrawl is now the only default integration.