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# August 8

We've been busy. Here's everything that landed recently - from a platform-wide reorganization to a long list of new integrations.

## <i class="fa-diagram-project">:diagram-project:</i> A New Shape for the Platform

We've restructured QORE into three clear spaces, each built around what you're actually trying to do:

* [Build](/start-here/studio.md) - where you create apps, agents, and knowledge from the ground up.
* **Run** - where those apps and agents actually run and get used (*this space is still a work in progress - more coming soon*).
* [Govern (Control Center)](/start-here/control-center.md) - where you keep watch over everything: governance, traceability, and observability into how your apps and agents are behaving.

```
Think of it as:
Build → Run → Govern
create it, use it, keep an eye on it. 
```

This is just the first step - these three spaces will keep evolving with every release.

* [Cost control features](/governance/billing.md). We've started rolling out platform-wide cost controls, including auto-unpublishing inactive Dev/QA apps and cost visibility at build time for both apps and agents — more on this below.
* [Team-level access definition](/governance/account-settings.md). You can now define access at the team level, making it easier to control who can see and do what across the platform.
* [Platform-level analytics](/governance/observability.md). A new account-level analytics view shows overall usage across all your apps and agents, giving you a single place to see how the platform is being used.

### <i class="fa-hammer">:hammer:</i> App Builder

* [Import external JS apps](/app-builder/creating-and-importing-apps.md). You can now import external JavaScript-based apps built on any other platform, including direct imports from GitLab and GitHub.
* [Scan & assessment report on import](/app-builder/creating-and-importing-apps.md). When you import an external app, we now run a scanning and assessment report first, so you know what you're bringing in before it becomes part of your build.
* [Auto-generated data flow diagrams](/app-builder/build/data-flow.md). Every app now gets an auto-generated data flow diagram (powered by Mermaid), so you can visualize how data moves through your app without drawing it yourself.
* [DB Explorer view](/app-builder/build/db-explorer.md). You've always had a managed DB — now you can actually see it. A new DB Explorer view lets you browse your database directly.
* [Auto testcase generation & AI-assisted fixes](/app-builder/testing.md). Test cases are now auto-generated, test runs happen automatically, and if something breaks, AI can help fix it.
* [Security scanning with AI fixes](/app-builder/security-scans.md). Apps are scanned for security issues, and AI can help you resolve what it finds.
* [Failure log visibility on publish](/app-builder/deploy.md). Failure logs are now visible right when an app publish fails — and AI can help you fix the issue on the spot.
* [Headless App Builder MCP](/app-builder/creating-and-importing-apps.md). A headless App Builder MCP is now available, so you can build apps directly from Claude or any coding platform you prefer — no need to switch context.
* [Mobile backend support + store-ready packaging](/app-builder/build.md). Mobile app development now supports backend integration, and we've made improvements to get your app package much closer to Android Play Store–ready.
* [Agent conversation history in apps](/app-builder/app-workspace.md). When an agent is integrated into an app, its conversation history can now be shown within the app, depending on the use case.
* [Auto-unpublish on Dev/QA after 5 hours](/app-builder/operate.md). In line with our ongoing cost-control efforts, apps on Dev and QA environments will now auto-unpublish after 5 hours of inactivity.
* [In-app and unified app analytics](/app-builder/analytics.md). In-app analytics is now available, alongside a unified app analytics view in the Control Center.
* [App build-time cost visibility](/app-builder/operate.md). App build-time cost visibility has been added, so you know what you're spending before you even publish.

### <i class="fa-robot">:robot:</i> Agent Builder

* [Agent build-time cost visibility](/governance/billing.md). Agent build-time cost visibility is now available.
* [Cost control for runaway/looping agents](/agent-builder/build/agent-behavior.md). New cost control mechanisms kick in if an agent starts looping or spiraling out of control, keeping runaway costs in check.
* [Online evals for deployed agents](/agent-builder/monitor/online-eval.md). The Control Center now includes online evals, so you can test your agents even after they've been deployed.
* [Agent analytics with action traceback](/agent-builder/monitor.md). Agent analytics now shows a complete traceback of agent actions — bringing the observability we previously relied on OPIK for, natively into the platform.
* **Improved knowledge pipeline.** The knowledge pipeline has been improved — and there's more on the way.

### <i class="fa-plug">:plug:</i> New Integrations

We've added a wave of [new integrations](/integrations/integrations-hub.md) to help QORE connect with the tools you already use. Most have been fully tested with dev credentials; a few are pending real-world credentials for full validation:

#### Productivity and Collaboration

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* Microsoft Teams
* Calendly
* Fathom
* Notion
* Airtable
* Discord
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* Telegram
* Fireflies.ai
* Microsoft Excel
* Gmail (G-Suite)
* Jira
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* Google Places
* Apollo.io
* Microsoft Dynamics 365
* PandaDoc
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#### Banking and Finance

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#### AI and Utilities

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#### Compliance and Analytics

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* Docusign: *Document Management, OCR, eSign*
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* Google Analytics
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As always, this is just the beginning—the Build, Run, and Govern spaces will keep growing with each release.

*Thanks for building with us!*
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