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# March 19, 2026

## What's New:

### New Pieces for Automations

We've added a bunch of new actions in automations that include **Airtable, Linear, and Monday.com.**

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### \[Mobile] Improved AI Agent Chat UX

The AI Agent chat interface has been tweaked to provide a smoother experience for our mobile users.

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## Improvements & Fixes:

* Updated the UI for toasts.
* Updated the 'What's New' popup to show the latest changelog page.
* Improved the notifications for automatically disabled automations to include the error context.
* Improved visual contrast and readability of Mermaid diagrams.
* Passwords now require >12 letters and stronger passwords are now encouraged.
* Fixed an issue where webhooks without input parameters would not run.
* Fixed an issue where non-workspace members could not be removed from the workspace.
* Fixed an issue where the Orchestrate mode in agent teams was not working properly.


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