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This release bundle improves how you deploy agents to Telegram, how quickly users get onboarded with Google Sign-In, and how smooth SketricGen feels on mobile—plus reliability upgrades across chat servers, integrations, and long-running workflows.

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TL;DR

  • ✅ Telegram integration fully released (webhooks, bot mentions, group chat support)
  • 🔐 Google Sign-In for faster onboarding
  • 📱 Major mobile responsiveness upgrades across Dashboard, AgentSpace, FlowEditor, Conversations, Profile
  • 🔧 Better integration management (cleaner controls, safer deletion, improved status handling)
  • 💬 More reliable chat server behavior (fewer “Something went wrong” moments)
  • ⏳ Better support for long-running automations (improved stability for heavy execution flows)
  • 🧩 Instagram: backend foundation completed, user-facing rollout coming soon (not enabled yet)

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What’s new

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1) Telegram integration (now fully available)

SketricGen now supports a complete Telegram deployment experience:
  • Webhook registration and event handling
  • Bot-mention handling
  • Group chat support
  • Cleaner message routing and more real-time behavior
Why it matters: you can deploy agents to Telegram channels/groups with fewer edge cases and smoother message handling.

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2) Google Sign-In + improved onboarding guidance

  • Added Google Sign-In for faster account creation and login
  • Improved SSO redirect logic and onboarding messaging across mobile + desktop
Why it matters: less friction to start building and testing workflows (especially for teams onboarding multiple users).

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3) Mobile UI upgrades (big polish pass)

We improved mobile layout and responsiveness across:
  • Dashboard
  • AgentSpace
  • FlowEditor
  • Conversations
  • Profile
Highlights include:
  • Better breakpoints and visual consistency
  • Mobile sidebar state handling
  • Improved input behavior on mobile (less accidental zoom)
  • Cleaner navigation across key screens
Why it matters: building, testing, and monitoring workflows on mobile is now far more usable.

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4) Integration management improvements (cleaner controls + safer deletion)

We upgraded integration management so it’s easier to maintain connected channels/tools:
  • Dedicated delete controls and improved authentication flows
  • Cleaner configuration handling
  • “Soft delete” behavior and status-based filtering (so inactive integrations don’t clutter your workspace)
Why it matters: fewer “stale integrations,” fewer accidental breakages, and faster cleanup when a tool connection changes.

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5) Chat server reliability improvements (fewer failures under load)

We improved reliability across Telegram and third-party integration events:
  • Better retry handling and validation
  • Improved exception handling to reduce intermittent errors (including “Something went wrong”)
Why it matters: more consistent agent replies and fewer dropped/failed runs—especially when traffic spikes or integrations send noisy events.

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6) Workflow stability for heavier automation runs

We strengthened reliability for longer/heavier execution flows (e.g., complex automations triggered by webhooks), including improved timeout behavior and routing stability. Why it matters: fewer mid-run failures for “big” workflows and more confidence running production automations.

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7) Instagram integration status (coming soon)

We completed the backend foundation for Instagram integration (auth + event handling + message processing).
Important: the user-facing UI/workflow is not enabled yet. We’ll roll it out in a later release once the frontend is ready. Why it matters: we’re close—this groundwork is what enables a stable Instagram release rather than a fragile “beta” integration.

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8) Performance & maintainability work (internal, but you’ll feel it)

We shipped a set of platform refactors and cleanup work that improves long-term reliability and reduces UI friction. Why it matters for users: faster interactions, fewer edge-case bugs, and smoother iteration as your workspace grows.

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Who this release is for

  • Teams deploying agents on Telegram (support, community, sales, onboarding)
  • Anyone who wants faster onboarding (Google Sign-In)
  • Builders who need SketricGen to work well on mobile
  • Users managing multiple integrations and wanting cleaner, safer integration controls
  • Teams running heavier / longer workflows and needing more stability

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How to use (quick steps)

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Connect Telegram and run a test

  1. Go to Integrations → Telegram
  2. Connect your bot and complete webhook setup
  3. Add the bot to a group (if needed) and mention it to trigger responses
  4. Send a test message and confirm the agent replies correctly

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Sign in with Google

  1. Log out (if already logged in) or open the login page
  2. Choose Continue with Google
  3. Complete onboarding steps and create your first agent/workflow

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Clean up an integration safely

  1. Go to Integrations
  2. Open the connected app/channel settings
  3. Use the delete/disable controls
  4. Re-run a test workflow to confirm everything is still connected and stable

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FAQ

Does SketricGen support Telegram group chats?
Yes—Telegram integration now supports group chat behavior, including bot mentions and cleaner routing. How do I trigger the bot in a Telegram group?
Mention the bot (and/or follow your configured trigger behavior) to route messages to your agent. Is Google Sign-In available for everyone?
Yes—Google Sign-In is now available to speed up onboarding. Why do some changes sound “internal”?
Because reliability improvements (retries, validation, stability) directly reduce failed runs and make agents more consistent in production. Is Instagram integration available now?
Not yet. The backend is ready, but the user-facing UI is not enabled. We’ll announce it when it’s available for users.

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