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ShopifyQL now available as `shopifyqlQuery` within the GraphQL Admin API
Developers can now leverage ShopifyQL to extract valuable insights from all merchant analytics including sales, customer, and product data via the GraphQL Admin API. This enhancement allows for more sophisticated data analysis and reporting. For a comprehensive guide on the ShopifyQL language, please visit the ShopifyQL syntax documentation .
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Introducing Connectors
Replit Connectors provides a way to integrate applications with third-party services like Google, Dropbox, and Salesforce without manual credential management.
Tools are now generally available
New agentic server-side tools including web_search, x_search, and code_execution are available. For more details, check out our guide on using Tools.
October 2025 BYOK platform fee update
OpenRouter has updated the platform fee for its Bring Your Own Key (BYOK) service.
Updates to credit-based Personal and Pro plans
To support new AI workflows and our AI inference usage meter we’re rebalancing our credit-based pricing plans: Add-on credit rates (effective immediately) Personal: 200 credits for $5 → 500 credits for $5 Pro: 1,000 credits for $20 → 1,500 credits for $10 These new rates apply to all credit-based plans when you auto-recharge credits.
New AI workflows: Agent Runners and AI Gateway (beta)
Today we’re releasing new AI workflows that bring powerful coding agents directly into your Netlify projects, with zero setup. Agent Runners: Run Claude Code, Codex, or Gemini directly from the Netlify Dashboard, with full production context. Available today for projects using GitHub-connected repositories or manual deploys.
React Native SDK v5.0 (GA)
We are excited to announce the release of the __Auth0 React Native SDK v5__, a foundational rewrite designed to provide a best-in-class developer experience for one of the world's most popular mobile frameworks.
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Shopify.dev MCP Now Supports More APIs
The Shopify.dev MCP server now supports code generation for a range of powerful APIs, enhancing your development experience: Storefront API Partner API Customer Account API Payment Apps API Polaris Web Components Liquid This update allows you to leverage the Shopify.dev MCP as a virtual pair programmer within your preferred IDE.
Introducing `functionHandle` for Shopify Functions
As of the 2025-10 API version, we’re introducing support for user-defined handles as the identifier for Shopify Functions in GraphQL mutations. Instead of passing a globally unique functionId in mutations that create or manage function owners, you can pass a stable, app-scoped handle that you define in your shopify.extension.toml .
New: Support for USDC Credit field in Shopify Payments Payout GraphQL
As of GraphQL Admin API version 2025-10 , ShopifyPaymentsPayoutSummary now includes a usdcRebateCreditAmount field, which provides a total of all USDC rebate credits issued as part of the payout. For more information about ShopifyPaymentsPayoutSummary , visit the Shopify.dev documentation .
Storefront API Cart now supports adding Gift Cards
As of version 2025-10, you can use the GraphQL Storefront API to add gift cards to a cart without replacing gift cards that have already been applied. After a cart has been created, perform the cartGiftCardCodesAdd mutation to add one or more gift cards to the cart.
Shopify Dev MCP now supports Liquid
The Shopify Dev MCP server can now search for Liquid docs, and validate Liquid to catch common errors before deployment: Liquid Documentation: Your AI assistant can now search the complete Liquid API reference, which includes all objects, filters, and tags.
Rerouting Fulfillment Orders is now possible via API
We have introduced the fulfillmentOrdersReroute mutation to the Admin GraphQL API. This mutation allows you to move fulfillment orders to the next best location based on the shop’s delivery strategies. This update ensures that both the API and Admin offer the same capabilities, enhancing consistency and flexibility for developers.
Subscription contract shipping requirements now sync with product variants
We've improved how subscription contracts handle shipping requirements to ensure accurate tax calculations, delivery details, and order totals. These changes apply when using the subscriptionBillingAttemptCreate mutation.
`multipassIdentifier` field added to GraphQL Admin API
We have introduced the multipassIdentifier field to the Admin GraphQL API, achieving feature parity with the REST Admin API. This update ensures that both APIs offer the same capabilities, enhancing consistency and flexibility for developers.