March 1, 2026

This release brings you the ability to create Workflows from scratch, Proxies, a new Security section in Team Setup, and more!

Proxies

We’ve incorporated the ability to create a Proxy to securely route HTTP requests to external services through SuperAnnotate. You can configure a proxy with an approved target domain and injected headers to ensure that all requests from your Multimodal projects are forwarded securely and only to authorized external destinations.

Workflows from scratch

You can now create and view custom workflows using our built-in workflow canvas.

When creating a workflow this way, you may also upload a workflow JSON as a starting template, and make changes to it directly from the canvas instead of editing the JSON file manually.

Image (Legacy) project deprecation notice

Moving forward, the Image (Legacy) project type will no longer be supported on our platform.

Security

We’ve added a new section in Team Setup called Security, which now contains:

• Proxies
• Secrets (previously found in Orchestrate)
• Agent Credentials (previously named ‘Credentials’ and found in the Agent Hub)

Linked to each one is their corresponding page, now found under the Security category in our documentation.

Additional features & improvements

• You may now delete project download files with the following Python SDK function: delete_exports()
• You may now define a Max Height for the following components: Markdown, Text area, Code, Tab, Paragraph, and Web. (Coming soon)
• We’ve added a couple of functions that’ll allow you to show or hide Container components.
• We’ve added the following keyboard shortcuts to the Pipeline canvas:
  • Undo – ⌘ + Z for Mac, and Ctrl + Z for Windows
  • Redo – ⌘ + Shift + Z for Mac, and Ctrl + Y for Windows
  • Duplicate selection – duplicates the node and all its inputs – ⌘ + D for Mac, and Ctrl + D for Windows
• You may now update attribute groups and attributes in an existing annotation class with the following Python SDK function: update_annotation_class(). You may also retrieve the metadata of an annotation class defined in a project with the following Python SDK function: get_annotation_class().
• The Python SDK function list_users() now supports the ability to filter users by project role.