CHILI GraFx Platform Update

✨ New & Improved

Generate an API token directly from integration settings

When setting up or testing an integration, you previously had to run through the full OAuth flow to obtain a token. You can now generate a token directly from the integration settings panel — next to the client secret — and copy it to the clipboard in one click. A toast confirms the copy. This makes it easy to test your integration against the GraFx APIs without any extra tooling.

Sort templates and components by date

The Templates and Components pages in GraFx Studio now support two additional sort options: Date created and Last modified. Both are also shown as columns in the list view, with times displayed in UTC to be consistent with the rest of the interface. This makes it easier to find recently updated assets in larger libraries.

Connector CLI connectors are clearly marked in the environment settings

Connectors installed via Connector CLI are now shown in a disabled state on the environment's Connectors page — the availability toggle is visible (showing its current state) but no edit actions are available. Hovering over the row shows a tooltip: "The connector is installed using Connector CLI tool. Editing is possible only via Connector CLI." The Add Connector button now always opens the Connector Hub flow directly, without an intermediate modal.

Separate server and browser authentication for single-auth connectors

Connectors that expose only one authentication method can now have separate authentication configuration for server-side and browser-side use. This is useful for token injection scenarios — for example, setting the browser authentication to [None] while the server uses a configured auth method. Previously this option was only available for connectors that supported multiple auth methods.

GraFx Labs apps are shown as unavailable in Sandbox environments

The GraFx Labs application cards in the CHILI GraFx platform now correctly appear in a disabled state when the environment is a Sandbox, making it clear which apps are not available in that context.

More control over assets in Brand Kits

Brand Kit asset management is now more flexible in two ways. First, if a media asset used in a Brand Kit has since been deleted from GraFx Media, the Brand Kit now shows a clear "Image not available" placeholder and offers Replace image and Delete image actions to resolve the broken reference. Second, the Replace image action is now available for all assets in a Brand Kit — not just deleted ones — so you can swap out any image without removing and re-adding it.

🐛 Bug Fixes

Pressing Enter in description fields now works correctly

Adding a new paragraph by pressing Enter in description input fields — for example on integration description or connectors JWT private key — was silently ignored in some cases. This is now fixed.

Storage usage on the homepage shows the correct values

The storage indicator on the CHILI GraFx homepage was showing incorrect values in some subscription configurations. It now correctly reflects the used and total storage for your subscription.