What’s new since v0.9.0
Canvas memory
Canvas memory is a new building block for advanced workflows. It gives you canvas-scoped storage: components can add, read, update, and delete values that persist across different paths and executions of the same canvas. It’s early and will evolve, but it’s already the foundation for richer, stateful automations.
The demo below walks through four workflows; one of them uses canvas memory to automatically create synthetic checks for new API endpoints as they get introduced in a web app.
Control SuperPlane from coding agents
We published SuperPlane skills so coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor can control SuperPlane via the CLI. Install the skills into your agent environment and you can create canvases, run workflows, inspect executions, and manage resources from your editor or chat.
New integrations
This release adds 4 new integrations:
34 new components and triggers
- Core: Manage canvas memory.
- Honeycomb: Send events and trigger workflows when alerts fire.
- incident.io: Create incidents and trigger workflows when incidents are created or updated.
- LaunchDarkly: Get and delete feature flags, and trigger workflows when a flag changes.
- Octopus Deploy: Deploy releases and react to deployment events.
- AWS: CodePipeline — get pipeline and execution, retry stage execution, and trigger on pipeline events.
- CircleCI: Get workflow, last workflow, recent runs, test metrics, and flaky test data.
- Daytona: Create repository sandboxes, get preview URL, and inject secrets into sandboxes.
- GitHub: Get repository permission and trigger on PR review comments.
- Prometheus: Create, expire, and get silences; run instant and range queries.
- Rootly: Trigger workflows on incident timeline events.
- Semaphore: Get pipeline details.
- Telegram: Wait for button click in the bot for human-in-the-loop flows.
Improvements
- Canvas auto-layout: Automatically arrange nodes on the canvas for a cleaner diagram.
- Realtime canvas updates: Changes made via the CLI are streamed to the UI so you see updates live.
- Daytona secrets: Inject secrets into Daytona sandboxes for bootstrap and command execution.
- CLI discovery output: Clearer, more helpful agent guidance when using discovery commands with
output=text.
Bug fixes
- Fixed: HTTP requests now read the response body before context cancellation so error details are no longer lost.
- Fixed: HTTP timeout errors now show user-friendly messages instead of internal error details.
- Fixed: Organization scoping failures now return 404 instead of 401.
- Fixed: Nested invisible fields are filtered correctly in the UI.
- Fixed: Payload modal is now larger and easier to read.
- Fixed: CLI
whoamioutput includes the organization name.
How to upgrade
See Updating SuperPlane in the installation docs for upgrade steps for your setup.
Thanks to our contributors
Thanks to contributors who helped make SuperPlane 0.10.0 possible with code and docs additions and improvements:
- Washington Kigani Kamadi
- hadzija7
- usernamenenad
- Suraj
- Nwankwo Uroy
- Andrija Zakić
- Vukan
- gaga1307
- Manasa Bhagwat
- saurabh
- Akinniranye Samuel Tomiwa
- Vikram
- Clara Bennett
Join the SuperPlane community
SuperPlane is open source (Apache 2.0). If you’re using it, here are the best ways to help:
- Star the repository on GitHub to show your support
- Join our Discord server to connect with the team and community
- Contribute by submitting bug reports, feature requests, or code on GitHub
- Share SuperPlane with your network and help us grow