Laiki Changelog: a week of adjustments to use Laiki without interruptions

Laiki's release of the week, September 28, 2026: this week brings fewer new features and more stability adjustments, making automations, connected assistants and lists more reliable day to day.

Automations with clearer setup

The initial content of a manual automation now has its own editor, with validation before saving. If the format is incorrect, Laiki shows the error right away and points to exactly which step of the automation needs correction, instead of letting the inconsistency go unnoticed until the flow is already in use.

Notices about the panel also no longer block access to the automation's buttons. This keeps an informational notice from interrupting the work of whoever is setting up or adjusting a flow.

Connected assistants with more precise guidance

Assistants connected to Laiki now receive clearer guidance for querying data and working with automations. The goal is for each assistant to act within the real context of the organization, with less chance of a query or an adjustment coming out unexpected.

On the authorization screen, the permission to keep an assistant connected has also become simpler to understand. This makes it easier for whoever approves the access to understand what is being authorized before confirming.

Long labels that do not get in the way of reading

Long labels now adjust to the space available in the lead, segment and document lists, instead of breaking the layout or pushing the other columns of the list. This keeps reading organized even in lists with long label names.

Two choices ensure that nothing is lost in this adjustment:

• the end of the name stays visible, which helps tell apart similar labels that start with the same term;
• the full name appears when you hover over the label, for anyone who needs to check the whole text.

These improvements are already available in Laiki. To follow the previous release, see the September 21 changelog.