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What We Shipped in October 2025

10 deployment regions across 5 continents, import predefined tools (trigger_agent, query_knowledge, web_search) in custom Python code.

November 3, 20254 min read

October focused on giving you more control over where your agents run and how you build custom tools.

Expanded Deployment Regions

Deploy agents in 10 regions across 5 continents:

North America

  • US West (Oregon)
  • US East (Virginia)

Europe

  • Europe West (Belgium)
  • Europe North (Finland)
  • Europe Central (Poland)

Asia Pacific

  • Asia South (Mumbai)
  • Asia Southeast (Singapore)
  • Asia East (Taiwan)

Other

  • South America (Chile)
  • Africa (South Africa)

Select your region when creating a project or change it later in Project Settings. Region changes trigger a redeployment of your agents.

Import Predefined Tools in Custom Code

All predefined tools are now importable in your custom Python tools:

tools/research.py
from connic.tools import (
    trigger_agent,      # Call other agents
    query_knowledge,    # Semantic search
    store_knowledge,    # Save to knowledge base
    delete_knowledge,   # Remove entries
    web_search          # Real-time web search
)

async def research_topic(topic: str) -> dict:
    """Combines web search with knowledge storage."""
    
    # Search the web for recent information
    results = await web_search(query=topic, max_results=5)
    
    # Store findings in knowledge base
    for result in results:
        await store_knowledge(
            content=result["snippet"],
            metadata={"source": result["url"], "topic": topic}
        )
    
    # Delegate summarization to another agent
    summary = await trigger_agent(
        "summarizer",
        payload={"content": results},
        wait_for_result=True
    )
    
    return {"results": results, "summary": summary}

This lets you build complex workflows that combine multiple capabilities in a single tool call.

Documentation Table of Contents

Longer documentation pages now have an auto-generated table of contents in the right sidebar. It highlights your current section as you scroll and lets you jump to any heading directly.