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You can now sign in to Mixpanel with a passkey - no password and no one-time code. Register a passkey once and authenticate with the same Touch ID, Face ID, Windows Hello, or hardware security key you already use to unlock your device. Passkeys are built on the WebAuthn/FIDO2 standard.
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BigQuery Apache Iceberg managed tables get partitioning and transactions GA
Table partitioning, multi-statement transactions and advanced runtime are now generally available for Apache Iceberg managed tables in BigQuery.
Cross-cloud Lakehouse now supports Snowflake as a remote catalog provider (Preview)
Cross-cloud Lakehouse now supports Snowflake as a remote catalog provider (Preview). You can configure federated catalogs to query data stored in Snowflake directly from Google Cloud using BigQuery or Apache Spark without migrating data or building complex ETL pipelines. For more information, see Set up cross-cloud Lakehouse for Snowflake .
BigQuery project caps limit slots and concurrency per project in preview
Project caps, also called scheduling policies, limit maximum slots and concurrency for each project within a BigQuery reservation, helping control shared capacity.
BigQuery Overview page is generally available
The BigQuery Overview page is a hub for tutorials, features and resources, with guided paths for users of all skill levels.
BigQuery Migration Service MCP server for SQL translation is GA
The MCP server translates SQL queries into GoogleSQL, generates DDL from input queries and explains SQL translations, letting AI tools drive warehouse migrations.
BigQuery Data Transfer Service incremental Salesforce transfers are GA
Incremental data transfers from Salesforce in the BigQuery Data Transfer Service are now generally available.
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Destinations: a simpler way to send data out of Mixpanel
We've reworked the Integrations page to make it easier to create and manage Destinations, Cohort Syncs, and Data Pipelines. With this update: "Integrations" is now "Destinations": The new name makes the page's purpose clearer , it's for connecting data flowing out of Mixpanel , and reduces confusion for users who came looking for ways to bring data in.
MCP: New Tools added
Several new tools are now generally available on MCP Server. Note that to access the new tools you need to disconnect and reconnect Mixpanel MCP to authorize the new scopes.
Feature Flags: React Native SDK
Feature flagging is now generally available in the main React Native SDK (v3.5.0), with full parity to native iOS and Android. Previously, React Native customers had no supported native way to use feature flags , flags were beta-only and limited to JavaScript mode (Expo and RN Web), so teams on the main SDK couldn't gate features or run flag-based...
Mixpanel Agent updates
A roundup of more recent updates to Mixpanel Agent based on what you've been telling us. Retention curves: Mixpanel Agent now builds retention curves by default for retention analysis. Cohorts saved automatically: Cohorts the Agent creates are now saved to Lexicon, making it easy to use Agent cohorts.
Mixpanel Agent now works in the background
Close the tab. Lose your connection. Start a new conversation. The Agent keeps going. Now you can send off a question to the Agent, go about your day, and the answer will be waiting whenever you're ready.
AI-Powered Data Governance: merge suggestions for duplicate events and properties
Over time, the same concept often ends up tracked under several names , Add to Cart , add_to_cart , and addToCart , or from_date and from-date . These duplicates clutter Lexicon, split your data across reports, and make analysis harder.
Feature Flags: Typed Runtime Property Values
Feature Flags can now target Runtime Properties by their actual data type , string, number, list, or fuzzy , instead of treating every value as a string. Targeting rules match correctly on numbers and lists, not just text. Previously, Runtime Property filters compared everything as a string.
Mixpanel plugin for Claude Code: analytics skills in one install
Claude Code users can now install the Mixpanel plugin , 12 skills that guide tracking implementation, metric investigation, dashboard creation, experiments, feature flags, and Lexicon management. The skills work through the Mixpanel MCP server (any region) or the mixpanel-headless Python SDK.