Releasesby GlyphTwilio Voice JS SDK Noise Cancellation Reference Components
The Twilio Voice JavaScript SDK now includes noise cancellation reference components, giving you a production-ready starting point for either open-source RNNoise or commercially-licensed Krisp.
Also shipped Aug 6, 2026Twilio in August 2026 →
Automations in Snowflake CoWork (Public Preview)
Automations in Snowflake CoWork are now in Public Preview. An automation turns a one-time report into a recurring one: Snowflake CoWork re-runs your question with fresh data on the schedule you choose and emails you the results, including a summary and key metrics, along with a link that opens the full report so you can ask follow-up questions.
JAR tasks on serverless compute are now generally available
Package Scala or Java code as a JAR and run it as a task in a Lakeflow Job on serverless compute. Your JAR must match the Scala, Java Development Kit (JDK), and Databricks Connect versions of your serverless environment version. See Create and run JARs on serverless compute .
Databricks-managed MCP connectors are now integrated with Unity Gateway (Beta)
All Databricks-managed MCP connectors for Genie One and Genie Code have migrated to the Unity Gateway . This brings Databricks-managed connectors under Unity Gateway, enabling centralized governance, access controls, and visibility alongside your other MCP servers and tools.
JAR tasks on serverless compute are now generally available
Package Scala or Java code as a JAR and run it as a task in a Lakeflow Job on serverless compute, without provisioning or managing clusters. See Create and run JARs on serverless compute .
Genie Code web search is in Beta
Genie Code can now search the public web to answer questions that need current information. Web search is disabled by default during the beta for eligible workspaces and must be turned on from the Previews page. See Search the web .
Genie Agents enhancements and bug fixes
- Markdown tables in Agent mode APIs (Beta) : In the Agent mode APIs, table visualizations now return as markdown instead of table visualization attachments, which improves readability. See the Agent mode API reference .
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New error codes provide clearer TFV and A2P 10DLC registration feedback launching September 15, 2026
On September 15, 2026, Twilio will add new error codes for Toll-Free Verification and A2P 10DLC campaign registration rejections.
Dedicated IPs and IP Management for Twilio Email
Dedicated IPs are now available for Twilio Email, enabling streamlined control over email deliverability directly within the Twilio console. This functionality simplifies sending reputation management at scale.
New Regional IP Address for Event Streams Webhooks in US East
On September 15, 2026 , Twilio is introducing a new regional IP address for Event Streams webhook traffic in US East (us-east-1). This is part of a move from a single shared IP range to dedicated regional addresses, bringing Event Streams in line with how the rest of the Twilio platform routes traffic.
Update to SendGrid Domain Authentication: Send to Coworker Action Removed
Effective August 3, 2026, Twilio SendGrid has removed the Send to Coworker action from the Domain Authentication setup flow due to low usage. This simplification prioritizes only the most valuable paths for users to complete their domain authentication and get started with email.
Consent Management API Now Supports Toll-Free Network-Level Opt-Out Overrides
Customers can now use the Consent Management API to programmatically re-opt-in users on US and Canada Toll-Free numbers. Previously, opt-outs on US/CA Toll free numbers were strictly enforced at the network level, meaning an opt out block could only be lifted if the user texted an opt-in keyword like "START".
Twilio end-user certificates for all REST API endpoints will be rotated on September 9, 2026
On September 9, 2026, Twilio will rotate the end-user TLS certificate for all REST API endpoints. Only the end-user certificate and certificate serial number will be renewed; root and intermediate certificates will remain the same. This is a routine update that won’t impact most customers unless they’re pinning certificates or are managing them manually.
WhatsApp Card & Flows Support in Conversations (classic)
Conversations (classic) now supports the whatsapp/card and whatsapp/flows content types, letting you send WhatsApp Card templates and WhatsApp Flow templates directly through the Conversations API.
Restricted API Keys, Conversations (classic) permissions
Restricted API Keys now support granular, resource-level permissions for Conversations (classic), covering actions like listing conversations, sending messages, managing participants, and configuring webhooks.