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Playable Games, a Real Agent Chat & a Template API for Agents
Playable Games, a Real Agent Chat & a Template API for Agents
Workflows can now contain playable, multiplayer games. A new Game node runs real game code in a sandboxed fullscreen player, with live rooms so several people play together on the same canvas, and finished games show up in the community for anyone to try. The in-canvas AI agent chat grew up: your conversations survive reloads, you can stop a reply mid-stream, and every user (free plans included) talks to Claude Opus 4.8, our smartest model. And for the agent era, a new Templates API lets outside AI agents discover and run Wireflow templates programmatically.
📦 New
- Game node with real multiplayer. Drop a Game node on the canvas, give it game code, and it runs in a sandboxed fullscreen player. Rooms run over the same realtime infrastructure as collaborative editing, so players join with presence avatars and see each other move live. Game code is versioned, so you can restore any earlier build of your game.
- Play games from the community. Published workflows with a game inside are playable straight from their community page. Build a game in a workflow, publish it, and share the link.
- Templates API for AI agents.
GET /api/v1/templateslets an agent browse the template catalog, andPOST /api/v1/templates/{slug}/executeruns a template by reference on the caller's account. The workflow graph itself is never exposed, so creators share the capability without giving away the build. - Guided tours. New interactive product tours point at the real UI, Figma style, instead of covering it with a welcome modal. Three tours ship today and more are on the way.
🧠 Improved
- Agent chat is a real chat now. Your conversation history is restored when you reopen a workflow, a stop button cancels a reply mid-stream, you can rename conversations inline, and the new Assist mode answers questions without touching your canvas while Auto mode lets the agent build.
- Everyone chats with Opus 4.8. Free plans talk to the same top model as paid plans. No downgraded brain for trial users.
- Presence inside the editors. Collaborator avatars now follow you into the compositor and the video editor, not just the canvas, so you can see who is designing alongside you.
- Compositor polish. The properties panel got tighter spacing and cleaner layout primitives, the text background pill and corner radius controls are back, and empty media layers show a proper placeholder.
🔄 Changed
- Free agent chat now includes 3 messages. After that, chatting with the agent needs a paid plan. Paid plans also unlock the Wireflow skill for Claude Code, so you can drive your workflows from your own terminal.
- Compose Video is now called Video Editor. Same node, clearer name for what it actually is.
Publish Compositor Sites, a Figma-Grade Editor & Workflow READMEs
Publish Compositor Sites, a Figma-Grade Editor & Workflow READMEs
A big overnight push. You can turn a compositor layout into a real, shareable web page, the compositor editor got a Figma-grade pass with smart guides and snapping, and workflow pages now render full markdown so you can document what you built. On top of that, a wave of polish across the node picker, sidebar, files, and dashboard.
📦 New
- Publish your compositor as a live site. Any compositor layout exports as clean, selectable HTML, or hit publish to get a shareable link with a social preview built in. No code and no deploy step. It renders correctly on phones and pulls dynamic text straight from your data port.
- Workflow READMEs. Workflow pages now render full GitHub-style markdown in the About section, headings, links, lists, and code. Write a proper README so anyone can pick up your workflow and run it.
- A notifications center. A new bell on your files page, a What's New feed, and an in-app help bubble, so product updates and answers reach you without leaving the app.
🧠 Improved
- The compositor editor feels like design software. Smart guides snap your layers to each other, a live width-by-height chip follows the selection while you drag, and the properties panel got a cleaner, roomier redesign with softer inputs and real spacing.
- Finding a model is fast now. The add-node menu got a search box, filter pills by type (image, video, audio and more), and it puts the best models first, so you can drop the right one without knowing its exact name.
- A calmer canvas and files. Glassy right-click menus, a refreshed sidebar with cleaner icons and labels, real thumbnails on your dashboard, loading skeletons instead of spinners, and rounded cards throughout.
- Sharper community pages. Video workflows show a real thumbnail frame, tighter grids, a prompt to claim your handle when you follow or like, and originals get credit when someone duplicates your work.
Community: Creator Profiles, a Shared Gallery, Follows & Comments
Community: Creator Profiles, a Shared Gallery, Follows & Comments
Wireflow has a community now. Every published workflow gets its own shareable page you can browse and duplicate in one click, every creator gets a profile, and it all lives under one new Community tab instead of four scattered pages. You can follow the makers you like, like and bookmark workflows to save them, and leave comments right on a workflow page.
📦 New
- One Community front door. The new /community page brings templates, published workflows, the makers behind them, and a Motion Blocks row into a single place to discover, so there is one gallery to browse instead of separate templates, blocks, and workflow pages.
- Workflow pages built to share. Every workflow now has its own page with a live canvas preview, the node breakdown, related workflows, and a one-click duplicate. Made for links and search, so you can send someone a workflow without dropping them straight into the editor.
- Creator profiles. Every maker gets a profile at /u/your-handle with an avatar, bio, location, social links, and their full body of work. Your author card on feature pages and blog posts pulls from the same profile, so your identity is consistent across the whole site.
- Follow, like, bookmark, comment. Follow the creators you like and browse anyone's followers and following list. Like and bookmark workflows to save them for later, and leave comments directly on a workflow page.
- New model: Wan 2.7 Reference to Video. Generate video from one or more reference images or videos for consistent characters and objects across shots, with multi-shot narration support.
🧠 Improved
- Workflows that would not open now load. Fixed a bug where a single failed image generation left inside a workflow could stop the entire canvas from loading in the editor.
- Cleaner navigation. Templates, blocks, and workflows collapsed into one Community link in the nav, and the top bar got a lighter glass treatment.