Keboola MCP Server — Smarter Tools, Better Flows
New version of the Keboola MCP Server is now available, bringing a collection of new capabilities, refinements, and fixes to improve both automation and developer experience.
Unload from Workspace Now Available for SQL Workspaces
The Unload from Workspace feature is now supported for SQL workspaces, in addition to container-based workspaces (e.g. Jupyter, R).
Scheduled Partial Maintenance of all Azure stacks – August 16, 2025
We would like to inform you about the planned maintenance of all Keboola stacks hosted on Azure.
Conditional Flows Now Available in Public Beta
Conditional Flows extend your data pipelines with intelligent automation such as dynamic branching, smart retries, delays, and runtime logic for workflows that adapt to real-world conditions.
July 2025 Wrap-Up: Miscellaneous Improvements
A roundup of July updates that didn’t receive a dedicated changelog—covering UI refinements, backend improvements, and component updates.
New Writer Credentials Modal for Keboola-Provisioned Databases
We are introducing a small UX improvement for writers using databases provisioned by Keboola. Users can view credentials directly within the writer's configuration page.
Telemetry Update: Contract Limit Monthly table
Between July 21 and July 23, all limits in the contract_limit_monthly table were temporarily over-reported, showing values up to two to four times higher than actual.
New "Refund" Usage Breakdown for Exceptional Credit Adjustments
We’re introducing a new refund usage breakdown to transparently adjust credit consumption in rare cases affected by platform-side technical issues.
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.
New Global Search Feature Rolling Out
“We’re rolling out an improved global search experience, which will gradually become available in all projects over the summer.”
