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Changelog

2026.10​

  • Self-hosted runners: add a runner on the new Runners page, install it on your own Linux machine or Apple-silicon Mac with one command, and set an app node's Settings → Run on to it. The node runs on your machine in a local sandbox (microsandbox or Docker + gVisor) and never falls back to the cloud. See Runners.
  • Fixed: the Run on list opened behind the node editor, so a runner could not be picked
  • The runner installer asks for the runner token (input hidden) instead of taking it on the command line, so it no longer lands in shell history or the process list. Unattended installs use --token-file. See Runners.
  • Runners can reach your private network: open a destination on the runner machine with fluidgrids-runner network allow <address> --port <port> [--node <type>]. The Runners page shows each runner's private network access. See Reach your private network

2026.9​

  • Full app translations: English, Chinese, Hindi, Spanish, Arabic, and Tamil across the shell, the builder, and the workflow module
  • Workflow service /health and /health/ready probes; sandbox runtime-hours quota tracking
  • Run detail reports dynamic node inputs the executor discards, instead of silently ignoring them
  • CLI, SDKs, MCP server, and code extension aligned with the deployed API (status casing, workspace header, node graph shape)

2026.8.2​

  • Responsive Visual Builder — usable on phones and tablets; installed-app shells for Android, iOS, and desktop with a bottom tab bar
  • Connections rendered from the integrations service for every provider (Airtable, GitHub, Google Workspace, HubSpot, Linear, Microsoft 365, Notion, Salesforce, Slack, Anthropic, OpenAI, SendGrid, Twilio, and generic API-key / Basic / Bearer / custom forms)
  • Node Store: pick a specific version to install; markdown node descriptions
  • Tags on workflows, with chips and a tag filter in My Workflows
  • Quota-exhausted dialog on create, duplicate, and import; fluidgrids.workflows.count enforced on all three
  • Install button on AI-generated workflows for nodes that are missing from the workspace
  • Product tours for the builder screens

2026.8.1​

  • Versioning overhaul: every save mints a version; Activate this version, Restore as new draft, View in builder, and Delete version in the Versions panel; activation controls which version automatic triggers run

  • Version History screen corrected and redesigned

  • Builder: n8n-style + handle that opens the Node Store in attach mode, single-click quick-configuration panel with an input mapper, sticky notes (Shift+S), full node names and icons on cards

  • Runs: live, GitHub-Actions-style run log (streaming, follow, search, levels, line links) including output from Code and Log nodes; human-readable workflow and node names across the runs list, detail, and logs; trigger node shown first in the timeline

  • Templates: From Store is the default tab

  • Store nodes: GitHub (61 operations) and X (Twitter) seeded; Gmail unified into one 32-operation node

  • Node manifests may declare Input.CodeEditor fields, rendered as a code editor in the node editor

  • Added 30 store integration nodes across categories: developer tools (GitHub); CRM and sales (Salesforce, HubSpot); finance and payments (Stripe, QuickBooks); support (Zendesk); communication and email (Gmail, SendGrid, Slack, Google Chat); Google Workspace (Sheets, Drive, Docs, Calendar); data (PostgreSQL, Airtable); reviews and social (Twitter/X, Trustpilot, G2, App Store Connect); project management (Linear); and platform (BigConsole DataSink)

  • Added the AI node set: AI Agent, Anthropic Chat Model, OpenAI Chat Model, Structured Output Parser, and PDF Extract, plus AI tool nodes (Calculator, Code Executor, HTTP Request)

  • Store nodes install into workflows with import lineage back to the source template

2026.7.23​

  • Added VS Code extension support
  • Improved run monitoring with real-time subscriptions
  • Enhanced credential management with connection testing

2026.6.15​

  • Launched production GraphQL API on graphqlworkspaces.burdenoff.com
  • Added workflow versioning and publishing
  • Introduced scheduled triggers (cron)

2026.5.1​

  • Initial alpha release
  • Visual builder with drag-and-drop canvas
  • Built-in node library: triggers, flow control, data transforms, HTTP request, and logging
  • Burdenoff Workspaces integration

Release cadence​

FluidGrids is continuously delivered: every change ships to alpha and then to production after automated checks, with no maintenance window. Versions above are calendar-based (YYYY.M). The product changelog on fluidgrids.ai/changelog carries customer-facing release notes.

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