Laiki Changelog: more control and clarity
Experimental plugin for AI agents, switching automations directly from the executions header, more consistent dashboards and clear alerts when a connection loses authorization.
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Laiki's weekly release, September 21, 2026: Laiki has new features to simplify tracking automations, organize information and expand work with AI agents.
Experimental plugin for AI agents
Laiki's new plugin lets you use AI agents to analyze marketing results, create dashboards, build segments and set up automations.
The agents receive guidelines to query the right data, confirm information before making changes and preserve existing settings. This helps make each action more careful and aligned with the organization's context.
The plugin is still in an experimental phase. Access is open to customers who request to take part.
Team management also became more transparent: on the members page, you can now see which agents each person has connected.
Automations and data that are easier to organize
On the executions screen, you can now switch automations directly from the header. The change reduces steps when investigating results and makes it easier to move between different flows.
The custom fields table also gained sorting on all columns. This makes it simpler to find and compare information, even when there are many fields registered.
Clearer, more consistent dashboards
Dashboards received adjustments to present information and controls more clearly:
- line charts gained more visual space;
- periods are now handled consistently;
- long titles display better in side panels;
- tables keep the resize control accessible;
- repeated updates and failures when generating descriptions no longer cause unwanted loops.
Clearer alerts on connections
When a data source loses authorization, the connection is now flagged correctly. This makes it easier to identify when Google, Meta or another source needs to be reconnected before continuing an analysis.
To follow the previous release, see the September 14 changelog.


