Releasesby GlyphGitLab Support in Automations
Automations now support GitLab triggers (issues, issue notes, pushes, and pipelines) with reply support on issue triggers, plus support for a GitLab service-account connection to automatically manage webhooks.
Also shipped Aug 7, 2026Cognition in August 2026 →
DCM Projects (General availability)
DCM Projects are now generally available and are no longer in Preview . DCM Projects enable a declarative approach to managing Snowflake objects as code. You define the desired target state of your databases, tables, tasks, and other Snowflake objects in definition files, and Snowflake determines and applies the necessary changes to reach that state.
Snowflake Native Apps: Cortex Agents and MCP servers (General availability)
Cortex Agents and MCP servers in Snowflake Native Apps are now generally available. Providers can create the following objects in an app’s setup script: Apps can also use inter-app communication so that one app’s agent calls another app’s agent or MCP server.
Tag automations (Beta)
Tag automations are now in Beta . A tag automation assigns or removes governed tags on the Unity Catalog tables or volumes that match conditions you define, so tags stay accurate as your data and metadata change.
Change data feed on materialized views (Beta)
You can now read a change data feed from a materialized view created in a Lakeflow pipeline or in Databricks SQL, using Databricks Runtime 18 LTS or above. Use this to replicate materialized view changes to destinations outside Databricks, or to keep a history of materialized view changes for auditing and reporting.
ai_search function (Beta)
The ai_search() SQL function retrieves information from one or more AI Search indexes configured as knowledge sources. Given a natural-language query, the function generates optimized search queries, retrieves and deduplicates results across sources, reranks them by relevance, and returns the most relevant documents.
AlloyDB can sync BigQuery tables in preview
BigQuery tables can be synced into AlloyDB once or on a periodic schedule, giving operational analytics low-latency transactional access to data lake data.
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Queueing Support for Automations
Automations now support queueing: set the maximum number of concurrent runs and queue depth per automation, see queue lifecycle states in the events table, and view an activity chart sourced from automation events. Concurrency groups are also available in the public v3 API.
Automations API and Terraform Provider
The automations API has been promoted from beta to the production v3 API spec, sessions can now be filtered by automation_id , and a devin_automation resource is available in the Devin Terraform provider.
Request Channel Access from Slack
When Devin can't access a Slack channel, users now see a specific reason and can request access directly from Slack, with admin approval.
Command Palette Improvements
The command palette now surfaces session search results in top-level search, keeps rows on a single line, and nests navigation commands under a "Go to" command.
Figma Live Embeds in Link Previews
Figma links shared in chat can now render as live embeds in link preview cards.
Accessibility Improvements
A broad accessibility (WCAG 2.1 AA) pass across the webapp: proper labels and accessible names on controls, keyboard-accessible sortable tables and toggles, skip links, distinct navigation landmarks, document titles, and assertive error toast announcements.
Security Profiles
Security profiles are now generally available. Admins can define security profiles governing network access and apply them across sessions and automations, including an org-wide default and per-automation profile selection.
Legacy Cascade Disabled by Default for Enterprises
Legacy Cascade now defaults to disabled for enterprise tiers, with clarified settings copy.