June Product Update

We’ve introduced a variety of enhancements to the StackAI platform.

These include new actions to create Slides and documents in Word or Google Docs, and interface improvements—as well as 10+ integrations.

Let’s deep-dive into the changes!

Create Slides

Now you can ask your LLM to generate content in slides format. The new Create Slides functionality, lets you transform data, insights, and analysis from StackAI into slide decks.

Whether you’re preparing quarterly reports, client presentations, or team updates, you can now seamlessly convert your AI workflows into slides.

Go to your LLM Node, locate the "Create Slides" tool, and attach it to the node. Once connected, the AI model will be able to use the tool to generate presentations when prompted.

Template Node

With the Template Node, you can design custom templates to format the output of other nodes. It’s located under the "Outputs" section in the sidebar.

To use it, connect your LLMs to the Template Node and reference them in the sections where you want to insert generated content. You can customize the template by adding titles, descriptions, and other elements — or upload your own template file.

Finally, connect an Output Node after the Template Node to render the final result.

Create Word & Google Docs

We’re happy to share our new actions to Create Word Document (via Sharepoint) and Google Documents in the StackAI platform!

Now you can create documents directly in Sharepoint and Google Docs. This new integration allows you to export your output (e.g., from an LLM) into documents on your preferred platform provider.

Webhook Node

With the Webhook Node, you can create custom triggers to automate your workflows based on real-time events and updates from other platforms.

New Form Interface

Check it out! We’ve got a new export interface design. Now you can export your workflows using Advanced Form to access our new form builder.

This gives you more freedom to style the interface with backgrounds, colors, and styles, and more flexibility with our new rich text editor. Try it now with one of your existing workflows!

New Integrations

We’ve been heads down building and added 10+ new integrations to the StackAI platform to give you more flexibility to interact with a plethora of third-party providers.

To highlight a few of these integrations:

With the Zendesk integration, you can add actions and webhook triggers in your workflows based on real-time events like ticket creation, updates and resolutions. The Zendesk integration allows you to import data like ticket content, generate responses, and streamline support operations through your team’s workflows.

With the Reducto integration, we offer state-of-the-art capabilities to turn complex documents into precise, LLM-ready inputs. Reducto specializes in extracting and structuring data from documents and spreadsheets. Whether you’re processing contracts, reports, invoices, or research papers, Reducto can be used to enhance your document workflows.

Recent integrations include:

• Confluence

• Firecrawl

• Hyperbrowser

• Hightouch

• Miro

• Oracle Netsuite

• PowerBI

• Workday

• Box

• ServiceNow

• Github

• Fred

Global Search for Projects

Easily search across your organization's Projects, Knowledge Bases, Connections, and more with our new global search. Access it via the sidebar or by using the CMD+K shortcut.

New Export Interface UI

We've enhanced our interface so that you can select the UI you'd like for your agent.

Governance Improvements

You can now publish or unpublish projects from the Project Analytics tab.

Optionally, you can enable admin approval as required before any users publishes an agent.

Bounding Boxes

Whenever your Knowledge Base includes PDFs, you will now see bounding boxes around the cited content. You can think of these bounding boxes as coordinates that your LLM uses to improve the accuracy of your retrievals.

Python Node Improvements

Access a list of Python Node templates like a simple hello_world script or a helper to concatenate connected inputs in your workflows

You can also now run your Python Node individually to test it

UI Improvements

We've enhanced the Node connector so that you can click the + sign to keep adding more Nodes into your workflows.

Knowledge Bases now have a Table view to enhance visibility of relevant metadata - Connections and their Health, the Date in which they were Created or Modified are displayed in a more intuitive format.

Other Features

• New LLM models: OpenAI o3

• Improved Navigation

• Self-host in AWS, Azure, GCP with Kubernetes

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Stay tuned for more exciting updates from us in the next two weeks!