Version 151 introduces MCP Servers in Flows, a new Calendar view in Appfarm Create and data streaming from Flows to apps.
MCP Servers let you expose flow actions as Model Context Protocol tools that external clients, such as Claude Desktop or Cursor, can connect to and call on behalf of an individual user. This brings your solution into agentic workflows: flow logic you’ve already built becomes tools AI agents can call to look up data, run processes, and take action on a user’s behalf, with each call scoped to that user’s roles and permissions. See our docs.
The new Calendar in Appfarm Create plots service and flow schedules alongside past and scheduled deploys and Appfarm maintenance windows on a day, week, or month grid - giving you a single timeline view of everything happening across your environments. See our docs.
Run Flow also gains several new capabilities. Returned action variables and data sources can now be marked Streamable, delivering writes to the calling app as they occur instead of only when the flow completes, ideal for providing the user with live data updates as a heavy workflow runs. You can now also run a Flow asynchronously, or as a service account. See our docs.
This release also brings a redesigned Data Connector dialog in Flows, along with several bug fixes.
What’s New
- Appfarm Create: Calendar view for schedules, deployments, and maintenance (#5581)
- Flows: Data Connector redesign in databinding dialog (#7659)
- Run Flow action async (#7661)
- Flows: Support running Run Flow as a different Service Account (#7676)
- Flows: MCP Servers (#7703)
- Flows: Support streaming action data sources and variables from Flow to app (#7704)
Bug Fixes
- Filter codegen: skip unnecessary $lookup when comparing
<reference>.idto an ObjectId (#7645) - Permissions error when closing data table and Appfarm AI is not enabled (#7655)
- Appfarm AI throwing network error towards Create user when used in function editor. (#7673)
- Action node not highlighted when using find references (#7675)