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# June 22, 2026

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**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).
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## What's New:

### EVE Can Run a Saved Automation

EVE can now run one of your saved automations on demand. Ask EVE to run a flow by name or id (for example, "run my daily digest now") and it executes the saved manual-trigger flow, waits for the run to complete, and hands back a plain-language summary of the result. Disabled flows are refused with a prompt to enable them first.

See [How Genesis Works](/taskade-genesis/genesis/how-genesis-works.md).

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### EVE Can Build an Automation From a Template

EVE can also create a new automation flow from a plain description. It materializes the flow from a validated template, pinned to the current space. Every flow created this way is **created disabled** — it never fires on its own until you review it and turn it on from the flow editor.

See [How Genesis Works](/taskade-genesis/genesis/how-genesis-works.md).

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## Improvements & Fixes:

* General stability, performance, and connector reliability improvements.


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