Onboarding: an admin can now point the site’s “Sign up” link at the onboarding wizard instead of the default sign-up form, from the plugin settings — optionally to a specific flow.
Google Gemini and Kimi can now be connected to NIZU Agents alongside Claude, ChatGPT and Grok, each with its own step-by-step connection guide. (Kimi connects through its command-line tool.)
Admins can set a token ceiling for each agent run in the NIZU Agents settings, capping what any single run may spend. Leave it blank for the built-in default.
Updates
Corrected the Gemini, Grok and Kimi connection guides to match how each actually works: Grok is added at grok.com/connectors (choose “no authentication”), while Gemini and Kimi connect through their command-line tools rather than a website. The old Gemini steps described a screen that does not exist.
Rewrote the ChatGPT connection steps for its current flow — it now needs Developer mode, is added under Apps & Connectors, requires choosing “No authentication”, and must be switched on per-chat via the Developer mode menu. All the steps people were getting stuck on are now spelled out.
Clearer, more accurate steps for connecting Claude, including the one step people miss — switching the connector on inside a chat, which is what actually connects it. The waiting screen now nudges you toward that if nothing happens.
The connect screen now shows each AI service’s own logo instead of a generic icon, so the right one is easy to pick at a glance.
The URL Shortener App now speaks every language NIZU does — Czech, Dutch, French, German, Greek, Italian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish and Turkish alongside English. Its screens, campaign (UTM) builder, QR code, own-domain setup and settings all follow the language each person has chosen.
Fix
Fixed calendar events that were shared but invisible to the people they were shared with. Some events stored the audience in an older format the calendar could not read; they are now converted so shared events appear for everyone included.