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Shopify AI Toolkit for upgrading extensions to Polaris web components
The Shopify AI Toolkit now supports upgrading checkout and customer account UI extensions to new API versions, including the migration to Polaris web components. Use the AI Toolkit with your preferred AI coding agent to skip repetitive manual work and speed up the heavy lifting.
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Dag-level access control is generally available
Dag-level access control is now generally available. You can assign roles scoped to individual Dags within a Deployment to enforce least-privilege security and enable multiple teams to collaborate in a single Deployment without exposing Dags across team boundaries.
Coding sessions in Linear
Earlier this year, we launched Linear Agent, giving teams a new way to plan and coordinate their issues and projects. Since then, we've added Code Intelligence to extend that understanding to the codebase, and MCP support to bring all of your context together. Today we're closing the loop: Linear Agent can now write code using Claude Code and Codex.
Capture webpages as editable layers with the Chrome extension
To get started, install the extension and sign in with your Figma account. This feature is currently in beta and available only on paid plans.
Import apps using MCP
Live on cloud • All plans Public beta 4.0 Edge • All plans Public beta 4.0.17 Stable • All plans Public beta You can now use Retool's MCP server to import React apps directly from your agentic coding environment. Open a React app, and ask Retool to import the app.
Section-level variables for rows and tabs now generally available
Earlier this year we announced the addition of section-level variables for rows and tabs. This feature is now generally available. If your dashboard includes both an API gateway and a database, changing something like an $instance variable affects all panels at once.
New External Guides and Surveys MCP tools
Description: AI assistants using the Amplitude MCP server now have a much richer view of your Guides and Surveys configuration. Previously limited to basic retrieval, the external MCP server can now fully understand a guide's published state, prioritization, and all other Guides and Surveys concepts , so AI-assisted workflows can reason about and act on...
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Streamlined Metaobject API
It’s now easier to work with metaobjects. With the new values property , you can fetch all fields of a metaobject in a single call without handling deserialization in your app. The API returns a JSON-compatible object that’s ready to use directly. You can also use values when creating or updating metaobjects .
Read a cart line's `viewKey` from the `CartLine` type
The CartLine type now exposes a viewKey field, so you can correlate a returned cart line with the viewKey you sent to cartLinesUpdate and cartLinesRemove . What's new CartLine.viewKey returns the same viewKey your Liquid storefront renders, alongside the existing UUID id .
Shop User Metafields in Shopify Functions
Shop User is Shopify’s cross-merchant buyer identity. Partners who use metafields on Shop Users can now read those metafields during checkout using Shopify Functions. To learn more, see the Shop User metafields guide in the Shopify developer documentation: https://shopify.dev/docs/api/shop/guides/use-cases/metafields
Headless checkout SSO is now documented with sso=silent
We’ve updated our headless checkout authentication docs to refer to the silent single sign-on query parameter as sso=silent instead of logged_in=true . This is a terminology and documentation update only. Existing checkout URLs that use logged_in=true will continue to work.
Metafields now require a definition to be accessed through the Customer Account API
Starting today, metafields stored on the app resource must have a metafield definition and customer accounts permissions to be accessible through the Customer Account API. Going forward, when calling the Customer Accounts API, app metafields without a definition will no longer return a value.
New appSubscriptionCancel mutation in the Partner API
Starting with API version 2026-07, Partner API clients can use the new appSubscriptionCancel mutation to cancel app subscriptions for public apps they own. The mutation supports: Immediate cancellation Deferred cancellation at the end of the current billing cycle Requesting prorated credits, when applicable Optionally skipping the final usage charge for...
New purchaseType and recurringCycleLimit fields in the discounts API for discount UI extensions
You can now configure purchaseType and recurringCycleLimit for app discounts directly from discount UI extensions using the discounts plugin. Previously, these fields were only accessible through the GraphQL Admin API.