WorkOS Release Notes

IT admins can now view and independently rotate bearer tokens for their SCIM directories from the Admin Portal.

Inspect and work with the WorkOS API through the OpenAPI specification.

Self-serve environment creation allows you to create additional staging or production environments on demand.

A new Rust SDK has arrived

You can now create API keys scoped to individual users in an organization.

WorkOS has published a Trust Center where customers may access the latest security and compliance resources.

The WorkOS Node SDK now includes a runtime client that keeps an in-memory view of your flags in sync.

You can now control access to individual MCP servers using resource indicators.

The Admin Portal now supports collecting and managing multiple IT contacts (previously known as organization admins).

Group organization memberships together using the new Groups API.

Custom roles can now be scoped to specific resource types like workspaces or projects.

New API endpoints support allowing users to change their own email address with built in verification and fallback.

New predefined attributes — display_name, employee_number, organization, phone_numbers, manager_name, and manager_id are available from directories.

You can now edit user and organization metadata, including external ID, from the dashboard.

Widgets can automatically translate text in your users’ preferred language, with support for 90 languages out of the box.