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Workspace and browser automation expand, with more reliable changelog dates

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April 12, 2026

Google Workspace support got a major boost — Added new skills for Calendar, Docs, Drive, Gmail, Sheets, and Slides, plus support and sales operations personas and ready-made workflow recipes.
Browser automation is now built in — Introduced `agent-browser` for browsing, form filling, screenshots, video capture, session handling, and authentication, along with a skill-discovery helper.
Changelog dates and summaries are more consistent — Weekly and monthly entries now show the period end date, and summary generation is more reliable after missed runs or timezone changes.

New Features5 updates

Added Google Workspace skills for Calendar, Docs, Drive, Gmail, Sheets, Slides, and shared utilities.
Added persona skills for customer support and sales operations to streamline common workflows.
Added ready-to-use recipes for generating reports from Sheets and organizing Drive folders.
Added the new `agent-browser` skill for browser automation tasks like navigation, form filling, screenshots, and web app testing.
Added a `find-skills` helper to make it easier to discover and install other agent skills.

Improvements5 updates

Updated changelog permalink pages to open all sections by default, while keeping each section independently collapsible.
Updated XML and RSS feeds to use consistent date logic for rollup and individual entries.
Improved RSS build dates so they now reflect the latest changelog entry instead of the current time.
Expanded the local environment example with Supabase and PostHog MCP variables for easier setup.
Added a helper script so Cursor can open the project with MCP environment variables loaded automatically.

Bug Fixes6 updates

Fixed weekly and monthly changelog labels so the displayed date now matches the period that ended.
Fixed period generation during import so only fully completed daily, weekly, and monthly periods are backfilled.
Fixed timezone handling for daily, weekly, and monthly boundaries, including fractional offsets and daylight saving time changes.
Made missed summary runs retry automatically on the next hourly check instead of waiting for the next boundary.
Fixed duplicate aggregation requests by checking whether a period summary already existed before rerunning.
Fixed project visibility checks so organization members are evaluated against the project owner’s workspace plan.

Security1 updates

Updated ignore rules to keep the secrets directory, Paperclip upload files, and the cloned SuprKeywords project folder out of version control.

Breaking Changes1 updates

Removed the Supabase configuration from `mcp.json`; Firecrawl is now the only default MCP integration.

Documentation2 updates

Added browser automation guides covering authentication patterns, command usage, snapshots, session handling, proxy support, video recording, and profiling.
Added reference docs for reusing saved sessions, managing browser snapshots, and handling dialogs safely.