google-workspacebrowser-automationskillschangelog

New Workspace and browser automation skills, with better changelog reliability

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+4281-263

April 12, 2026

Expanded Google Workspace support — SuprLogs now includes a broader set of Google Workspace skills for Calendar, Docs, Drive, Gmail, Sheets, Slides, and shared utilities, plus personas and recipe templates for common support and sales workflows.
New browser automation skill — Added a new browser automation skill for navigating sites, filling forms, taking screenshots, recording video, and handling authenticated sessions, with tools to discover and install more skills.

New Features4 updates

Added Google Workspace skills for Calendar, Docs, Drive, Gmail, Sheets, Slides, and shared utilities, along with support and sales operations personas.
Added the new browser automation skill with ready-to-use workflows for forms, screenshots, video capture, authenticated sessions, and page capture.
Added ready-made recipes for generating reports from Sheets and organizing Drive folders.
Added a skill discovery helper so users can find and install more agent skills more easily.

Improvements4 updates

Changelog permalink pages now open with all sections expanded by default, while still letting each section be opened or closed independently.
RSS and XML feeds now use consistent date handling, and RSS build timestamps reflect the latest changelog entry instead of the current time.
Added a helper script so Cursor can open the project with MCP environment variables loaded automatically.
Expanded the locked skill set with new Vercel Labs skills for browser automation and React best practices.

Bug Fixes4 updates

Fixed weekly and monthly changelog entries so the displayed date now matches the end of the period they cover.
Fixed period generation and aggregation so completed daily, weekly, and monthly summaries are created correctly, and missed runs are retried automatically.
Fixed timezone handling for period boundaries so local midnight works correctly across fractional offsets and daylight saving time changes.
Fixed project visibility checks so organization members are evaluated using the project owner’s workspace plan, matching what the settings page allows.

Documentation1 updates

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

Breaking Changes1 updates

Removed the Supabase configuration from the default MCP setup; Firecrawl is now the only integration configured by default.

Security1 updates

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