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v2026.7.10

Release date: July 16, 2026


New Features

Tool: Query API

New ready-made AI Agent action to query and run operations on an external API during support — with base URL, encrypted authentication, and an allowlist of routes.

What it’s for

  • Look up orders, charges, inventory, or records in external systems (Stripe, ERP, etc.)
  • Create or update records via REST API without exposing the key to the model
  • Allow only the routes you need (allowlist), with server-side security

How to use

  1. Open the AI Agent (Prompt) and go to Actions / Tools
  2. Add the Query API action
  3. Configure base URL, auth, and routes — or use Generate with AI
  4. Test the routes you want and save the prompt

Full guide: AI Tools — Query API


Generate API routes with AI

Assistant in the Query API modal that builds the config from a natural-language description, docs URL, documentation excerpts, or curl examples.

What it’s for

  • Speed up setup without hand-building every route
  • Generate only the routes the agent actually needs
  • Auto-fill the action name, description, and slug

How to use

  1. When adding Query API (new action), the assistant opens automatically
  2. Describe what the agent should do and, if you have one, add the docs URL
  3. Optional: paste docs excerpts or sample calls (curl)
  4. Click Generate, review the preview, then Apply
  5. Adjust and test routes before publishing

Full guide: AI Tools — Query API


Test API routes

Each allowed route can be tested on the server (the key is not exposed in the browser), with last-test status (OK / Error / Untested).

What it’s for

  • Validate auth and path before going live
  • See the last test message and HTTP status
  • Avoid publishing routes that still fail

How to use

  1. Open the Query API configuration
  2. On each route, use Test route and fill sample parameters
  3. Check the status and fix if needed

Full guide: AI Tools — Query API


Improvements

Dedicated modal and clearer name

External API setup now has its own modal (Configure API query) and the default action name changed from “Configurable API” to Query API, consistent with other ready-made actions.


Benefits

  • ✅ Integrate external APIs without code and without exposing the key to the AI
  • ✅ Fast setup with description, docs, or curl
  • ✅ Only the routes you need, with tests before publish
  • ✅ Simpler experience for non-technical users

Documentation constantly being updated