2026-08-15

Every integration picker explains itself. Pick a platform tool in a workflow step, an agent's allowed tools, a playground binding or an MCP server, and if you can't use it you're now told why — it's premium, it's not in your plan, it's limited to specific accounts, it needs buying, it can't run on that surface, or it's no longer in your catalog — with the one action that fixes it. This matters most when you start from a template: the template still applies, and the editor now tells you what to sort out before it will run.
Restricted tools are shown, not hidden. They stay in the list with a badge and remain selectable, instead of quietly disappearing and leaving a bare code behind.
Prices in the picker. A paid integration shows its cost on the badge — $12/mo or $49 once — so you can see it while choosing rather than after.

Lifetime-deal plans no longer see a false "Premium" wall. Premium integrations were showing an upgrade prompt on LTD plans that already include them.
A restricted integration no longer shows up as a bare lowercase code with no name or logo, and no longer makes its editor mis-report whether it needs a connection.

v4.10.0 — integrations tell you why you can't use them