v0.85.0
August 23, 2026
**The Flowchart.** Next to the designer comes the documentation view of the process: phases laid out automatically, large boxes with their activities inside, who does what and the expected result of each activity, in three layouts of your choice. The first step of the "process documentation" track.
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Feature
Flowchart with three layouts
A single toolbar button turns on the Flowchart; from there you pick the layout: **Sequence** (top to bottom), **Lanes by owner** (one lane per doer, automatic phases in the System or AI lane) or **Sequence with owners** (WHO column on the side). View and layout are remembered per user, and "Back to designer" is one click away.
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Feature
Who does what, at a glance
Every phase is a large box with its number, name, type, owner and time constraint, plus the list of activities with owner, expected output, linked guide, started sub-flow and blocking activities. An amber dot with a tooltip shows where something is missing: expected output, guide on a manual activity, owner not matching a user, automatic phase without rules.
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Improvement
Same inspector, same structure
The Flowchart is a different way to look at the same process: click a phase and the full inspector opens, click an activity and you land on the Activities tab. Add phases, save and publish as in the designer; the layout is always automatic and the designer keeps its own positions.
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Feature
Expected output with AI suggestion
Every activity now has an "Expected output" field: the concrete result it must produce. The ✨ button asks your workspace AI for a suggestion based on process, phase, activity title and type, outcomes and owner; the text can be freely edited. Where the field is empty, the Flowchart derives the output from outcomes, form, AI field, sub-flow, event or connector.
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Design
It's called Sub-flow
The automatic action that starts another process is now called **Sub-flow** everywhere in the interface, replacing "Spawn". Only the displayed name changes: data, APIs and exports stay the same.