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Components

Run Python Code from Your Git Repository + New Python Versions and Isolated Environments

You can now run your custom Python code directly from your own Git repository and choose from multiple Python versions, including 3.14 beta, with isolated environments to prevent package collisions.

Platform

New Global Search Feature Rolling Out

We’re rolling out an improved global search experience that will be available in all projects by the end of July.

UI/UX

Turn Sound Notifications On or Off

We’ve introduced a new Sound Notifications toggle in the User Features panel.

Components

Telemetry Update: Flow ID and Name in KBC Job Table

We’re updating how Flow ID and Name are displayed in the table of Keboola Jobs, making it easier for users to analyze the usage of entire Flows.

Platform

Introducing new Snowflake SQL workspaces supporting Key Pair authentication

With upcoming changes in the Snowflake authentication policies, we are adding new PERSON type Snowflake SQL workspaces, which are supporting SSO and KEY PAIR authentication.

Components

Snowflake BYODB View Writer Now Available

We’re introducing a new component Snowflake BYODB View Writer in public beta. This tool allows you to automatically generate views in an external database (BYODB – Bring Your Own Database) over the tables stored in your Keboola Storage buckets.

Components

DuckDB Now Powers Parquet2CSV Processor

We’ve replaced Pandas with DuckDB in the Parquet2CSV Processor, bringing a major performance boost and improved scalability for processing large Parquet files.

Keboola MCP Server: Vibe Code Your Data Pipelines

Empower Claude, Cursor, and other AI tools to query data, build pipelines, and manage jobs directly within Keboola.

Platform

Scheduled Partial Maintenance of all Azure stacks – June 21, 2025

We would like to inform you about the planned maintenance of all Keboola stacks hosted on Azure.

Platform

Dynamic Backend Sizes Now Available for Snowflake Workspaces

You can now choose the backend size (Small, Medium, or Large) when creating a Snowflake SQL Workspace—just like with Python and R Workspaces.