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Caywork is an AI agent and workflow automation platform built for teams that want to put AI agents to work without stitching together infrastructure, custom code, or one-off integrations. Individual creators use it to automate a single repetitive task, while larger teams run entire agent workflows across marketing, support, and operations from the same workspace.
Caywork V22 is now live, and it is the platform's biggest release so far this year. The update touches six areas of the product: workflow orchestration, enterprise readiness, integrations, workspace management, security, and overall performance. Here is everything that changed.
What's New in Caywork V22 at a Glance
This release adds new logic controls for agent workflows, a dedicated enterprise track with its own pricing and landing pages, deeper third-party integrations, and a full multi-workspace system for teams managing more than one project. Security also gets a major upgrade with SAML-based single sign-on, alongside a set of performance and interface improvements across the app. The sections below break down each change in detail.
- New Loop, Condition, and Delay nodes for building complex agent graphs
- A dedicated enterprise landing page and tiered SaaS pricing
- Native Gmail and Google Calendar integrations, plus 8 new third-party connections
- Multi-workspace creation, switching, and isolated storage
- Enterprise SSO with SAML support
- A faster agent creation flow and tighter file upload limits
Smarter Workflow Orchestration with New Graph Execution Nodes
Agent workflows often need more than a straight line from trigger to output. Complex automations call for loops, conditional branches, and timed pauses, the same logic patterns developers rely on in traditional code. Caywork V22 brings these controls directly into the agent graph builder, so workflows can handle real-world logic without leaving the visual editor.
Loop, Condition, and Delay Nodes for Complex Agent Logic
Three new node types are now available inside agent graphs:
- LoopNode: repeats a set of steps until a condition is met, useful for processing lists of records or retrying a step until it succeeds.
- ConditionNode: routes execution down different paths based on the outcome of a previous step, enabling true conditional branching.
- DelayNode: pauses a workflow for a set amount of time before continuing, useful for scheduling follow-ups or waiting on external processes.
Together, these nodes let teams build agent workflows that adapt to changing data instead of following a single fixed path.
Faster, More Reliable Runs with the Updated Flow API
Agent executions now run through the updated /api/v2/flow/ endpoint. This updated API is what powers the new node types under the hood, and it lays the groundwork for more advanced orchestration features in future releases.
New Enterprise and Business Solutions for Growing Teams
As more enterprise teams adopt Caywork, the platform needs a dedicated path for how they discover, evaluate, and buy the product. V22 introduces the first version of that path, with marketing pages, pricing, and account structures built specifically for larger organizations.
Dedicated Enterprise Landing Pages with Custom Contact Flows
Caywork now has a dedicated enterprise page built for business buyers. It includes enterprise-focused messaging, a custom contact form, and a layout that is kept separate from the small and mid-sized business (SMB) experience. This split means enterprise visitors see relevant use cases, while SMB visitors see a layout suited to a faster, self-serve signup.
Tiered SaaS Pricing with Expanded Knowledge Base Storage
Pricing is now organized into three tiers: Starter, Standard, and Enterprise. Each tier has its own feature limits, and the higher tiers include an expanded knowledge base allowance, up to 10 GB, so teams working with larger document sets have room to store and reference more material inside their agent workflows.
A Bigger Integrations Hub for Connecting Your Stack
Agents are only as useful as the tools they can reach. This release focuses heavily on expanding what Caywork connects to and on cleaning up how those connections are managed behind the scenes.
Native Gmail and Google Calendar Connectors
Caywork now includes native connectors for Gmail and Google Calendar, so agents can read, send, and organize email or manage calendar events directly, without a third-party middleware tool in between.
8 New Third-Party Integrations and a Centralized Connection Manager
Eight new third-party integrations have been added to the connections page, each with its own branded icon for easier discovery. Behind the scenes, a new Connection Manager centralizes how these integrations are handled, separating the API client logic from the UI components that display them. This makes it faster to add new integrations going forward and reduces the chance of one integration's code affecting another's.
Multi-Workspace Management for Better Project Organization
Teams running more than one product, client, or initiative often need to keep that work cleanly separated. Multi-workspace support is one of the largest additions in V22, giving users a way to organize agents, chats, and settings into distinct environments.
Creating and Switching Between Isolated Workspaces
Users can now create separate workspaces for separate projects, with quick navigation links in the sidebar for switching between them. Each workspace keeps its own chats, agents, and settings fully isolated from the others, so nothing from one project bleeds into another.
Knowledge Base Panel with Markdown, Text, and PDF Support
A new Knowledge Base panel introduces navigation for a feature set that will keep expanding in future releases. Today, it supports uploading and managing documents in Markdown, plain text, and PDF formats. Files can be edited directly inside the Knowledge Base and passed into agent chats, giving agents reference material and context without needing that content re-uploaded every time.
Workspace Theming and a Redesigned Account Experience
Workspace colors and styles are now centrally managed for visual consistency across the app. Account pages have also been redesigned to be workspace-aware, with clearer navigation between account-level and workspace-level settings.
Stronger Security with Enterprise SSO and Auth Improvements
Security requirements scale with company size, and V22 adds the controls that larger organizations expect before they roll out a new tool company-wide.
SAML-Based Single Sign-On for Enterprise Teams
Caywork now supports SAML-based single sign-on (SSO), giving enterprise IT teams a way to manage authentication and access through their existing identity provider instead of separate Caywork credentials for every user.
Smarter Password and Duplicate Account Validation
Login and signup flows now include password strength warnings and duplicate account detection, reducing weak passwords and accidental duplicate signups.
Performance and UX Improvements Across the Platform
Alongside the larger features, this release includes a set of smaller changes aimed at making the day to day experience of using Caywork faster and more consistent.
File Upload Limits, Modular Agent Creation, and Navigation Upgrades
File upload limits are now enforced at 2 MiB for cover images and 512 KiB for avatars, keeping uploads fast and consistent. The agent creation form has been split into modular steps with state persistence, so progress is not lost if a user navigates away mid-setup. The global navigation bar has also been improved with avatar dropdowns and better visibility handling, and telemetry tracking has been added at key conversion points to help the Caywork team understand how the product is used and where to improve it next.
Who Benefits Most from Caywork V22
The changes in this release serve two different audiences in different ways. Individual creators and small teams get faster, more flexible workflows, while enterprise teams get the security, scale, and dedicated support they need to roll Caywork out organization-wide.
For Individual Creators and Teams: Faster Workflows, Better Organization
Multi-workspace support, the expanded Knowledge Base, and the new Loop, Condition, and Delay nodes give individual creators and small teams more control over how their agents work and where their projects live, without adding complexity to daily use.
Ready to try the new workflow builder? Sign up for Caywork and start building your first agent workflow today.
For Enterprise Customers: Security, Scale, and Dedicated Support
SAML based SSO, tiered pricing, and a dedicated enterprise experience make it easier for IT and procurement teams to evaluate, deploy, and manage Caywork at scale.
Evaluating Caywork for your organization? Book a demo with our enterprise team to see V22 in action.
Frequently Asked Questions About Caywork V22
A few quick answers to the questions teams ask most often about this release.
What is the biggest change in this release?
Multi-workspace management is the largest structural change in V22, letting teams create isolated environments for separate projects. Workflow orchestration, with the new Loop, Condition, and Delay nodes, is the biggest change for anyone building agent logic.
Do existing workflows need to be updated for the new Flow API?
Existing agent executions now run through the updated /api/v2/flow/ endpoint automatically. No manual migration is required to keep current workflows running.
Is Enterprise SSO available on all plans?
SAML-based single sign-on is built for organizations on the enterprise tier. Teams on Starter or Standard plans can reach out to Caywork to discuss upgrading.
How much Knowledge Base storage do I get?
Knowledge Base storage depends on your plan tier, with higher tiers including up to 10 GB. The Knowledge Base panel also supports Markdown, plain text, and PDF files today, with more formats planned.
Caywork V22 reflects where the platform is headed: more flexible agent logic, a proper home for enterprise customers, deeper integrations, and a workspace structure that scales from a single creator to a full organization. Whether the goal is automating one workflow or running AI agents across an entire company, Caywork now has the tools to support both.
Explore Caywork V22 now. Sign up free to start building, or contact our enterprise team for a guided walkthrough.