Changelog & Releases

Introduced the Extract From File and Convert To File core nodes for seamless data ingestion and export.

Added native support for 10 distinct formats including True Native XLSX, strict XML Spreadsheet 2003 (XLS), OpenDocument ZIP containers (ODS), JSONL, CSV, TSV, YAML, RTF, HTML, and RFC 5545 Calendar ICS files.

Implemented a Zero-RAM Streaming Architecture across both nodes. The engine completely bypasses `io.ReadAll` overhead by utilizing temporary file buffering and streaming writers, ensuring total immunity against Out-Of-Memory (OOM) crashes when parsing Gigabyte-sized data streams.

Added built-in Base64 Pipeline support. Safely decode file streams directly from Base64 strings, or encode generated files directly into Base64 payloads without intermediate disk artifacts.

Introduced nLink Data Tables. A built-in Backend-as-a-Service (BaaS) storage layer allowing workflows to insert, update, search, and delete structured data securely without external databases.

Added Instant Client-side Search and Copy JSON Schema tools to the Data Viewer interface for improved developer experience.

Hardened the Data Viewer UI against XSS attacks by removing vulnerable HTML bindings, and optimized production builds to automatically strip debugging logs.

Enhanced Go backend middleware with lightweight, structured JSON logging for production request tracking.

Comprehensive documentation added for MySQL, PostgreSQL, and nLink Storage (Redis) nodes directly within the platform.

Introduced highlighted security guidelines for Prepared Statements to prevent SQL injections when building database workflows.

Resolved SVG scaling issues for Database node icons by dynamically injecting viewBox parameters, ensuring crisp rendering across all screen sizes.

Officially graduated to v1.0.0 Production status! The nLink engine is now fully battle-tested for enterprise deployments.

Introduced Template Marketplace Core. Creators can now export workflows and custom virtual nodes to distribute on the marketplace.

Engineered Soft DRM (Digital Rights Management) protection. Imported premium workflows permanently disable exporting, duplicating, and extracting nodes to prevent piracy.

Implemented Zero-Day API patches to ensure DRM flags are permanently enforced at the database level and cannot be bypassed via REST API interception.

Deepened OOM (Out of Memory) protections with io.LimitReader on OAuth2 Token Callbacks (1MB) and Execution Data Outputs (15MB) to neutralize massive memory allocation attacks.

Implemented MaxBytesReader socket-layer protection to natively block Denial-of-Service (DoS) and Out-Of-Memory (OOM) attacks from massive payloads.

Strictly capped Webhook JSON payloads to 5MB and Workflow Imports to 10MB.

Community Store Zip uploads are now securely constrained to 50MB, complete with hardened defense mechanisms against Zip Slip and Tar Bomb path traversal attacks.

Standardized the documentation hub UI for better enterprise readability.

Launched SAML 2.0 Single Sign-On (SSO) integration designed for enterprise Identity Providers like Okta, Azure AD, and Google Workspace.

Added Zero-Trust Just-in-Time (JIT) provisioning. New users authenticating via SSO default to a strictly restricted VIEWER role.

Resolved an edge case where OAuth tokens failed to refresh silently for specific community nodes.

Introduced the Auto Scaffold Generator for WebAssembly (WASM) Community Nodes.

Developers can now click a single button to generate main.go, definition.json, and boilerplate memory hooks for zero-memory-leak linear data processing inside the wazero runtime.

Fixed layout shifting issues in the Visual Workflow Debugger when time-traveling through complex graph logic.