> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.taskade.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.taskade.com/changelog/changelog-2026/june-2026/june-14-2026.md). # June 14, 2026 {% hint style="info" %} **Developer highlights.** This section tracks API, MCP, SDK, automation, and Taskade Genesis platform changes for developers. For the full product changelog see [taskade.com/changelog](https://www.taskade.com/changelog); for release newsletters see [taskade.com/blog/updates](https://www.taskade.com/blog/updates). {% endhint %} ## What's New: ### New Connectors: Microsoft Outlook, Todoist, ClickUp, Google Tasks, Google Docs Five new connectors are now available in Taskade Automations: * **Microsoft Outlook** — read and send emails, manage calendar events via your Outlook account. * **Todoist** — sync tasks and projects between Taskade and Todoist. * **ClickUp** — create, update, and retrieve ClickUp tasks from automation flows. * **Google Tasks** — manage Google Tasks lists and items alongside your Taskade workflows. * **Google Docs** — read and write Google Docs content directly from automations. These connectors are open source in the [Integration Kit](https://github.com/taskade/integrations). *** ### Connector Expansions Existing connectors have been significantly expanded with new actions and triggers: * **Gmail** — additional send/read/label actions. * **Google Sheets** — new row and range operations. * **Google Calendar** — expanded event management actions. * **Microsoft Teams** — new channel message and meeting actions. * **Slack** — additional message and channel actions. * **HubSpot** — new contact, deal, and company actions. * **Twitter/X** — expanded post and timeline actions. * **WordPress** — new post and media actions. * **Google Drive** — Shared Drive support added alongside My Drive. *** ### New Automation Actions * **task.addComment** — add a comment to any task from an automation step. * **task.update** — update task properties such as title, status, or assignee. * **task.get** — retrieve full task details for use in downstream steps. * **project.getInfo** — fetch metadata about a project. * **flow\.run (Subflows)** — call another automation flow as a subflow, enabling modular and reusable automation logic. * **Notify by Email** — send a formatted email notification as a discrete automation action. * **Text Transform actions** — apply text manipulations (trim, replace, case conversion, and more) inline in a flow. See the [Action & Trigger Reference](/automations/automation/actions.md). *** ### Number Comparison Filter Operators Automation filters now support numeric comparison operators: greater than, less than, greater than or equal to, less than or equal to. Use these to conditionally branch flows based on numeric field values. *** ### Every-X-Minutes Schedule Trigger A new schedule trigger lets you run automations on a recurring interval of every X minutes, giving you finer-grained scheduling control between hourly runs. *** ### New Triggers: Task Moved and File Added to Media * **Task Moved** — fire an automation when a task is moved between projects or sections. * **File Added to Media** — fire an automation when a file is uploaded to a project's media library. *** ### Genesis Code View (Read-Only) and Custom `` HTML for Published Apps A new read-only **Code View** tab in the Genesis app builder lets you inspect the generated source of your app. Published apps now also support injecting custom `` HTML — useful for adding analytics scripts, meta tags, or third-party integrations. *** ### BYOK Honored in Ask Agent Bring Your Own Key (BYOK) configurations are now respected when using Ask Agent actions inside automations, so agent calls draw from your configured API key rather than platform credits. *** ### Realtime Live Listings Project listings now update in realtime (rolling out progressively), reflecting changes from collaborators without requiring a manual refresh. *** ### Kimi K2.7-Code Model Kimi K2.7-code is now available as a model option for agents and automations. *** ## Improvements & Fixes: * General stability, performance, and connector reliability improvements. --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. 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