Updated the New and Updated Tasks polling trigger and added output schemas and inline action calling:

• Added output schemas across all actions for improved field mapping during configuration
• Added inline action calling support to 27 actions for improved example output during configuration
• Added opt-in batching to the New and Updated Tasks trigger, dispatching each changed record individually or in configured batches so a large backlog drains over several recurrences; enabling it changes the shape a downstream step receives
• Added an optional Look-back Date input for performing an initial sync of records. The initial sync begins on the first recurrence and backfills every record modified on or after the specified date, seeding each once and ignoring the trigger's visibility filters; recurrences after the sync completes are unaffected. Leave it empty to start from the first recurrence with no backfill
• Added the List Users in Team action for listing the users in a team
• Updated ID inputs to reject values that are not numeric Asana IDs
• Fixed test runs of the Webhook trigger failing with a signature mismatch error

Removed gid, resource_type, and layout from Optional Properties default values (Asana returns these fields automatically, so requesting them is unnecessary)

Restructured action inputs into structured objects for an improved user experience:

• List actions (List Tasks, List Projects, List Portfolios, List Users, List Sections, and 11 others) group Limit and Offset into Pagination
• Create Task and Update Task group Due At, Due On, Start At, and Start On into Scheduling, and status-related inputs into Task Status
• Create Project and Update Project group settings inputs into Project Settings

Added Optional Properties input to 21 actions across projects, tags, sections, custom fields, users, attachments, portfolios, status updates, and subtasks to customize which fields the API returns

Added New and Updated Tasks polling trigger that monitors a project for changes via the modified_since parameter on Asana's /tasks endpoint. Results are partitioned into created and updated buckets based on each task's created_at/modified_at ISO 8601 timestamps

Webhook HMAC secrets are now persisted in crossFlowState keyed by context.flow.stableId so they survive deployments. The Webhook trigger continues to read its array of secrets, and the per-resource event triggers their single secret, from instance-state as a fallback when no crossFlowState value exists yet — customers whose webhooks are already registered see no interruption. The legacy instance-state slot is migrated to crossFlowState and cleared on the next inbound notification or heartbeat for that flow

Updated spectral version

Various modernizations and documentation updates

Improved input field documentation with formatted URL links for better readability

Added inline data sources for portfolios, custom fields, and attachments to enable dynamic dropdown selection

Added support for granular scopes to the OAuth 2.0 connection, allowing users to request specific permissions (e.g., tasks:read, projects:write) instead of full account access