google-workspacebrowser-automationchangelogfeeds

Workspace skills, browser automation, and cleaner changelog dates

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April 12, 2026

Google Workspace support expanded — Added skills for Calendar, Docs, Drive, Gmail, Sheets, Slides, and shared helpers. New persona skills and ready-to-use recipes also make common support, sales, reporting, and folder tasks easier to run from the CLI.
New browser automation workflows are available — Introduced the `agent-browser` skill for browsing, form filling, screenshots, video capture, session handling, and authenticated workflows. A new `find-skills` helper also makes it easier to discover and install more skills.
Changelog dates and feeds are more predictable — Weekly and monthly changelog entries now show the date the period ended, permalink pages open expanded by default, and RSS/XML feeds use consistent date logic across rollups and individual entries.

New Features4 updates

Added Google Workspace skills for Calendar, Docs, Drive, Gmail, Sheets, Slides, and shared utilities, plus personas for customer support and sales operations.
Added ready-to-use recipes for generating reports from Sheets and organizing Drive folders.
Introduced the new `agent-browser` skill for navigation, form filling, screenshots, video recording, session management, and authenticated browser workflows.
Added `find-skills` to help discover and install other agent skills.

Documentation1 updates

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

Improvements3 updates

Changelog permalink pages now open with all sections expanded by default, while feed and drawer views keep their existing behavior.
RSS and XML feeds now use the same date logic for both rollup and individual entries, and RSS build timestamps now reflect the latest changelog entry.
Updated ignore rules to keep Paperclip uploads and the cloned SuprKeywords project folder out of version control.

Bug Fixes4 updates

Weekly and monthly entries now show the date the period ended, and backfills only create fully completed daily, weekly, and monthly periods.
Timezone handling for daily, weekly, and monthly boundaries now works correctly across fractional offsets and daylight saving time changes.
The aggregation scheduler now retries missed runs on the next hourly check, avoids duplicate summaries, and refreshes stale summaries when new commits appear.
Project visibility checks in settings now use the project owner's workspace plan for organization members, matching what the API allows.

Breaking Changes1 updates

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

Security1 updates