Canakkale 5.4.0
Historical release note. This page describes this version at its release; use the Dublin notes and current guides for the latest product behavior.
Release Summary
Autom Mate Canakkale 5.4.0 introduces the General Availability (GA) release of AI Agent Composer, transitioning the capability from beta into a fully supported production feature.
AI Agent Composer enables users to build intelligent agents capable of orchestrating Autom flows, invoking tools dynamically, and interacting with enterprise systems through AI-driven workflows. With this release, the platform introduces a production-ready infrastructure for agent-driven automation, including streaming response delivery, tool-calling loop execution, and expanded provider support.
In addition to the AI Agent Composer GA launch, this release includes improvements across observability, automation debugging visibility, scheduling controls, and user interface consistency. Several stability issues affecting Playground streaming behavior, automation execution visibility, RESTful table operations, and large file handling have also been resolved.
Overall, Canakkale 5.4.0 expands the platform’s capabilities toward AI-powered automation orchestration while improving system reliability and operational transparency.
Highlights of this Release
🅱️ Bug Fixes
Fixed RESTful API table operations incorrectly inserting rows.
Fixed duplicate variable name validation missing in variable definitions.
Resolved Autom loading white screen issue.
Fixed duplicate “Unknown Error” messages in Playground.
Fixed AI agent creation issue where role prompts were shared between agents.
Fixed extremely slow typing effect during Playground streaming responses.
Fixed Mate Chat channel configuration modal validation behavior.
Fixed operation logs remaining stuck in “Processing logs” state.
Fixed Out of Memory issue when processing large file transfers.
Fixed MateAgent desktop capability restrictions not applied correctly.
Fixed AI Agent flows failing due to Autom structure changes.
✨ New Features
AI Agent Composer is now Generally Available (GA).
Streaming architecture for AI response generation.
Server-Sent Events (SSE) streaming infrastructure.
Tool-calling loop capability for AI agents.
Azure OpenAI provider support.
Observability metrics for job execution monitoring.
Mate Agent enriched payload generation endpoint.
HTML email template for automation summary reports.
Inspector insights for library usage and Autom structure.
🛠️ Enhancements
Autom error messages now display the failing action name.
Autom list now supports schedule start/stop controls directly in the interface.
Schedule configuration redesigned with daily time configuration.
Playground interface redesigned for improved usability.
Logs module messaging and reliability improvements.
Autom execution details can now be viewed directly after run completion.
Updated header layout including improved Import/Export placement.
Modal interaction pattern updated to use Save instead of Edit.
Vault custom credential creation UI improved.
Time Saved widget metric display updated.
Default mail server configuration can now be stored for client environments.
Azure OpenAI connector language configuration fields added.
Detailed Version
AI Agent Composer General Availability
AI Agent Composer is now generally available and fully supported for production environments.
The GA release introduces a stable platform for designing AI-powered agents capable of orchestrating automation workflows, invoking tools dynamically, and interacting with enterprise systems through Autom flows.
User Notices & Guidance
This section highlights important behavioral changes, usage recommendations, and practical tips introduced in Canakkale 5.4.0. Reviewing these notes will help you adapt existing workflows smoothly and ensure optimal system usage. workflows smoothly and make the most of the new versioning and storage capabilities.
Hints (Productivity Tips)
AI Agent Composer can orchestrate Autom flows using tool-calling loops, enabling agents to execute automation steps dynamically.
Streaming responses provide real-time visibility into AI reasoning and responses in both Playground and Composer environments.
Azure OpenAI support allows organizations to integrate enterprise-managed AI models into agent workflows.
Observability metrics can help track AI-driven automation job performance and execution behavior.
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