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• Feature

  AI Assistants: reusable prompt presets

  New **Settings → AI Assistants** section: an admin defines an "assistant" once (system prompt, default user prompt, provider, model, temperature, output and conversation mode) and **reuses** it across AI tasks. Update the assistant and **every task using it** inherits the new settings on the next run — no more copy-pasting the same prompts onto each task. In the **designer**, an AI task chooses between **Manual** (configure everything) and **Assistant** (pick a preset and tweak only the user prompt). Works on **AI states** too, not just tasks.

• Feature

  AI task: choose where the output goes

  An AI task can now save its answer as an **Output field** (a field in the item data, as before) or as the **Task outcome**: the AI's text response becomes the outcome that **transition rules** can read directly. Handy to let the AI "decide" the next step without producing JSON.

• Improvement

  Uniform outcome for automated tasks

  Automated tasks (webhook, AI, script) now share a **common convention** to declare an outcome: if the response contains the reserved key `task.outcome`, that value becomes the task outcome (readable by rules as `tasks.<code>.outcome`); the other fields update the item data. Unchanged behaviour for those who don't use it. Documented in the **Integrations guide**.

• Feature

  ROI report & What-If simulator

  A flow's **Analytics** page now includes an **ROI report**: current vs target monthly cost, estimated saving, investment and **payback period**. A **What-If simulator** lets you tick which manual tasks to automate and instantly see the economic impact, with the assumptions shown explicitly.

• Integration

  Copy n8n node from the flow

  In a flow's **Trigger API** tab, a new **"Copy n8n node"** button puts a ready-made HTTP Request node on the clipboard (URL, method, headers, sample body from the flow's data schema) to paste straight into the n8n canvas. No real API key in the node: just a placeholder, to replace with a flow-scoped key.

• Design

  Designer: rename a task on the fly

  A **task title** can now be edited **directly from its header**, without expanding it (Enter confirms, Esc cancels). Removed the duplicate "Description" field in the panel: a single place to rename.