May 2026
Everything that changed in NoClick in May 2026.
Clearer billing
Credits now show exact monthly windows and per-cycle topup balances, and the credits chip displays your precise remaining balance. Cancelling keeps your plan active through the period you already paid for.
Improvements and fixes2
Google connections are rejected upfront if the required permissions weren't actually granted.
Orphaned webhooks clean themselves up, and schedules that keep failing disable themselves instead of burning runs.
Command palette
Press ⌘K anywhere to jump to any workflow, action, or setting.
Improvements and fixes5
Create credentials directly from Settings or the command palette, without opening a node.
Config dropdowns across 27 nodes now search server-side for channels, boards, sheets, and more.
Slack messages can send as you or as the bot, chosen per operation.
Nodes show a run-status glow on the canvas, and the last run state survives reloads.
Ctrl+drag pans the canvas on Windows and Linux.
A list view for your workflows
The workflow browser gained a list view with global search, integration logos, and keyboard navigation.
Sign in with your AI subscription
CLI coding agents can sign in with your existing AI provider subscription instead of an API key.
Improvements and fixes3
The guided setup wizard got a redesign with a step bar and themed field inputs.
Sharper rendering on small and low-resolution screens.
Jira operations support pagination and filtering.
Chat with your agents in the Interface
A fullscreen chat block for agent nodes, with per-thread conversations and history.
Improvements and fixes2
Onboarding routes you to the right starting tab based on what you want to build, and a support call pill lives in the navbar.
The canvas stops auto-zooming to failed nodes when a run errors.
Improvements and fixes4
Each interface component is its own publishable app, with browser-style chrome and an in-node Publish button.
OpenClaw joined Codex, Claude Code, and OpenCode as a CLI coding agent option.
Reddit public feeds no longer require credentials.
Token refresh fixes across OAuth integrations.
Event-driven triggers
Workflows now start in response to events from your apps, not just on demand: Typeform responses, GitHub and Linear events, Shopify store events, Twilio SMS, Gmail, Calendar, and Drive changes, plus Slack and HubSpot events, with per-event filtering and channel scoping.
Delays that survive anything
The Delay node supports pauses of days or weeks that survive restarts, and suspended runs resume in their original execution.
Improvements and fixes3
New Resend node for transactional email.
Click to add nodes and UX blocks from the palettes, in addition to dragging.
The agent node's model selector lives in its config form and stays in sync with the canvas.
Errors as data
Nodes can route failures through a dedicated error handle, so workflows treat errors as data.
Improvements and fixes6
Answer the AI builder's questions by typing directly in the chatbox.
Slack config fields gained a dynamic channel picker.
Stop a single-node run with its own stop button.
AI-created nodes auto-select your credential when you only have one.
Resource pickers include a "Create new" option.
Nodes referenced by an interface show a "Used by interface" badge.
A searchable action picker
Choosing a node's operation is now a Spotlight-style searchable picker with readable names, categories, and trigger badges.
Improvements and fixes2
Hermes joined the CLI coding agent lineup.
The mobile canvas moved to a lighter renderer, and background effects no longer crash iPhones.
Instagram scraping
Pull Instagram data into workflows with new scraping operations.
Improvements and fixes3
Supabase connections support OAuth.
Shopify connections updated to the latest API version.
The homepage loads with about 58% less JavaScript, so getting into the product is faster.
Improvements and fixes4
The AI builder's stop button now actually cancels the turn, runaway turns are capped, and resumed chats restore icons and reasoning logs.
A floating plus button on the canvas opens the Nodes tab.
Workflow cards show node count and last-edited time.
X (Twitter) connections refresh their tokens automatically.