Changelog: v0.7
Changelog
Arrigo Lupori · Founder of Palpaca
Palpaca v0.7 introduces the Schema Agent for natural-language CRM schema management, serverless Functions with encrypted secrets, a documentation Help Center, and workspace improvements across the board.
Account & Billing
v4
Your plan now shows active function limits alongside credit and project quotas. See exactly how many serverless functions each tier includes.
Editor & Workspace
v6
A redesigned support widget slides out from the corner with a full chat panel. Get help without leaving your current context.
v5
Top-level navigation tabs let you switch between Schema, Functions, and Projects. Each workspace is purpose-built for its domain.
Functions
v3
Deploy functions directly from the conversation. The agent handles deployment so you never leave the Palpaca interface.
v2
Manage encrypted secrets alongside your function code. Store API keys and tokens securely — the agent references them by name but never sees the actual values.
v1
Build serverless HubSpot integrations from a conversation. The Functions agent writes backend code for triggers, scheduled jobs, and API integrations — then deploys them for you.
Help Center
v2
Context-aware documentation appears in the sidebar based on what you're working on. View relevant guides without switching tabs.
v1
Access documentation at help.palpaca.dev with guides for every Palpaca feature — schema, functions, projects, and getting started — all organized and searchable.
HubSpot CRM Integration
v5
Portal metadata — account type, time zone, currency, and other details — displayed in the sidebar so you always know which portal you're working with.
Schema Agent
v3
Open any schema element directly in HubSpot settings with one click. Jump from Palpaca's schema view to the exact HubSpot page without navigating menus.
v2
Chat with the Schema agent to modify your schema in plain English. Create properties, groups, associations, labels, and pipelines — review and approve every change before it's applied.
v1
Browse your CRM schema with visual tabs — properties, groups, associations, labels, and pipelines organized by object type with search and filtering.