Built-in MCP servers for simulation results - To support using agents to interact with simulation results, Fabricate provides a set of built-in MCP servers for the simulation content platforms. For example, there's an MCP server for Slack, an MCP server for Google Workspace, and an MCP server for Microsoft Outlook. Before you can use an MCP server, you must publish it for a specific set of simulation results. In the project version where you want to use the MCP server, prompt the Data Agent to publish the MCP server. For example, "Publish the Slack MCP server for the Project Flow simulation results database". The published MCP servers are listed on the MCPs page. From the MCPs page, you can remove a published MCP server.
In the project navigation, you can now organize your local databases, database connections, and simulation results into folders. The Artifacts and Uploads folders for files remain separate at the bottom of the structure. You can create a multilevel folder structure, and drag and drop items into folders. Note that deleting a folder does not delete the folder content. When you delete a folder, the content is moved up into the parent folder.
You can now select a specific model to use for profiling. Account owners can select the default profiling model, and you can select the profiling model that you want to use.
Account owners can now add a temporary increase to the AI spend limit for an individual user or API key. The increase only applies within the current billing period.
