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# June 3

A focused release bringing better integration management and expanded ready-to-use solutions across the platform.

#### Integrations & Connectivity

* Introduced a dedicated Integrations page to centrally manage all platform integrations
* Unified integration connection flow across App Builder and Agent Builder
* Reuse existing workspace integrations across apps and agents
* Added new integrations for:
* Microsoft SharePoint
* Microsoft OneDrive
* HubSpot CRM
* Salesforce CRM

#### Solutions & Templates

* Expanded the Solutions section with more ready-to-use AI Agents and Agentic Apps on themes like onboarding, growth, service and support, available for exploration

#### Agent Evals & Testing

To help teams build more reliable and production-ready agents, we've introduced Agent Evals under Agent Settings.

You can now automatically generate evaluation scenarios for your agents, run comprehensive test suites against agent behavior, and validate performance before deployment. This makes it easier to identify gaps, improve response quality, and confidently iterate on agents as they evolve.

Key capabilities include:

* Auto-generate evaluation scenarios for agents
* Measure agent performance and consistency
* Validate changes before publishing new versions
* Improve reliability through continuous testing and iteration

More improvements and integrations are on the way - keep building and sharing your feedback with us.

Happy building! 🚀

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