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Introducing AI··Swarm: orchestrate multiple AI··Agents using your flows as tools, plus improved environment filtering, updated deletion shortcuts, bug fixes, and 14 new integrations including Snowflake, Reddit, and Google security products.__Hippogriffs are mythical creatures that are part horse and part eagle, and they are known for their incredible speed and ability to fly. In mythology, they are said to be born from the union of a mare and a griffin, and they symbolize the impossible becoming possible

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AI··Swarm 🐝

Ref: #9547

AI··Task can now orchestrate swarms of AI··Agents (AI··Swarm) that work together using your existing flows as tools, in addition to services. Multiple specialized agents can collaborate, leveraging the automations you’ve already built to accomplish complex goals through distributed intelligence and coordinated task execution.

Here’s an example of how to build a swarm to generate this release note. This flow demonstrates AI··Swarm in action: a supervisor AI··Task coordinates multiple specialized agents, each handling different aspects of the release note creation process—from drafting content to communicating with the team to performing complex formatting and organization tasks.

A supervisor AI··Task orchestrates the process by delegating work to specialized flows. The supervisor agent receives a prompt that defines the expected outcomes and guides the overall coordination.
You can attach a vendor service to this supervisor AI··Task, as already supported by Mindflow. Here’s an example using Slack so the supervisor can send the final message.
New: You can now add flows—whether no-code or agentic—as tools for agents to accomplish their mission as defined in the prompt. Here’s an example with three underlying AI flows deployed to the same environment.

To enable your flow to be called by an AI··Task, it needs:

A name and description. This is important for AI inference.
A Flowhook Trigger to define the expected input data. Choose your property names and descriptions wisely for better results.
A Success Step to define the output of the flow

CHANGES

End of life for Node.js 18 in Run Script step (6 months notice) ⚠️

Node.js 18 will be deprecated in the Run Script step in 6 months. Upgrade now to Node.js 22 to ensure continued support and access to the latest features and security updates.

Existing workflows using Node.js 18 will continue to run during this transition period. We recommend upgrading to Node.js 22 before the end of this grace period to ensure uninterrupted operation.

Required actions

Review existing Run Script steps that use Node.js 18.
Make a copy of your existing script (or use the versioning)
Test your scripts with Node.js 22 to identify compatibility issues.
Check for breaking changes between Node.js 18 and 22 that might affect your code and update deprecated APIs or syntax that may no longer be supported.
Migrate your scripts to Node.js 22 before the deprecation deadline.

Enhanced environment filter 🔍

Ref: #9753

Selected environments will now stay on the top of the list, making it much more convenient to quickly access and work with your most frequently used environments.

Migrate your scripts node js

Delete shortcut now requires Ctrl/Cmd ⌨️

Ref: #10403

To prevent accidental deletions, the delete shortcut now requires Ctrl+Delete (Windows) or Cmd+Delete (macOS), whereas previously only the Delete key was needed.

Migrate your scripts node js 22

AWS Assume role credential supports External ID

Ref: #718 To strengthen security when assuming AWS roles, we have added support for External ID in the AWS assume role credential.