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# June 29, 2026

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## What's New:

### Project Views, Redesigned

All nine project views got a visual refresh for consistency — cleaner type scale, better spacing, improved accessibility, and a more polished compact editor across List, Board, Table, Calendar, Mind Map, Org Chart, Action, Gantt, and Docs. Same data, same interactions, sharper look. See [Project Views](/workspaces/workspaces/project-views.md).

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### Re-open Task Action for Google Tasks and Todoist

The **Google Tasks** and **Todoist** connectors each gain a **Re-open Task** action — flip a completed task back to open from any automation, keeping two-way task sync workflows honest. See [Supported Integrations](/automations/automation/integrations.md).

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### Cleaner White-Label Agents

When **Hide branding** is enabled for a published agent, the Taskade brand is now also stripped from that agent's underlying prompt — so a white-labeled agent won't identify itself as Taskade in conversation, matching the unbranded UI.

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## Improvements & Fixes:

* **IFTTT**, **Apple Shortcuts**, and **n8n** are now discoverable when searching automation actions — the HTTP request action connects to them via webhooks.
* The **Task Completed** trigger now fires only for its configured project, as expected.
* The AI prompt submit button now has an accessible label for screen readers.
* General stability, performance, and connector reliability improvements.


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