News
Company news and announcements from Piskes.
The AI Gateway's customer-facing dashboard is now reachable from the cross-app launcher alongside every other Piskes app.
A fix ensures new AI Gateway customer accounts receive welcome credits automatically, closing a gap that left first requests failing.
A fix corrects the AI Gateway's model catalog so configured xAI and MiniMax models actually appear as available, instead of being silently omitted.
The Download Engine button in Piskes Agent Desktop now talks to a real server-side manifest endpoint instead of hitting a 404 dressed up as JSON.
Piskes Agent's chat interface replaces its context-only gauge with a single status ring that also shows plan, daily spend, and recent usage.
Tasks adds four Plane-parity features at once: modules for grouping work, typed dependency relations, per-user saved views, and a real sprint burndown chart.
Tasks' kanban cards, table rows, and task dialog get a visual pass — real assignee avatars, grouped sections, and softer card styling.
Tasks' Software Development board gains real dev-workflow fields — checklists, sprints, dependencies, milestones, subtasks — plus ten new board templates.
A long task description no longer pushes the checklist, comments, and links out of reach — Tasks' dialog moves to a two-column layout with a sticky details card.
Drive now ships 300 built-in templates across documents, spreadsheets, and slides, with a dedicated /templates page and an AI Agent capability to use them.
Drive's Documents editor adds a clickable outline panel, a real status bar with page count and word count, and a Focus mode that hides everything but the page.
Drive's document, sheet, and slide editors now show one unified two-row header — file info on top, tools below — instead of a title row stacked under a separate shell breadcrumb bar.
Documents' page-width zoom fit — Word's familiar behavior for a page wider than your window — now lands correctly the first time a document opens, not just after you touch the sidebar.
A mismatch between how Documents stored heading levels and how the underlying Univer engine expects them meant headings from templates and imports rendered at the wrong size — now fixed.
A new poll.gmail_message trigger lets a workflow start itself when a matching email lands in a connected Gmail inbox, no webhook required.
Two new action steps post messages to Slack or Discord using a webhook URL you paste in yourself, no OAuth connection required.
Workflows can now list and create Google Calendar events using the same Google connection already used for Gmail and Sheets.
Approval steps can now ping a Slack webhook or send an email the moment they start waiting, instead of relying on someone to go check the app.
Three new MCP tools let an AI client create or edit a workflow programmatically, but every change lands as an inactive draft a human still has to publish.
A new connector-worker exposes Gmail send/list and Google Sheets read/append as discoverable, auditable actions for gateway customers.