Here's a look at today's No-Code briefing.

• 🚀 Creatio launched Creatio Copilot, enabling users to add generative AI capabilities to their apps. 
• 🧑‍💻️ Webflow enhances API token management. 
• 🎨 Glide updates its design system with dark mode and more. 

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Creatio launched Creatio Copilot, a new feature that lets its customers incorporate generative AI in their applications and workflows. According to Creatio, the Copilot feature can generate human-like prompts, suggest necessary actions, create templates, and provide narratives based on visuals and data.  

New updates to Glide's design system include a Dark Mode aimed at improving usability and aesthetics, which can be configured by accessing Settings > Appearance. Further, Glide enhanced color contrast for better text and component readability, adaptive typography across mobile and desktop, and form fields that match their section's background color. 

Piensco raised a $10M Series A funding round led by Latimer Ventures with participation from Gideon Capital, SRI, Uncork, and Good Growth Capital. Piensco offers a suite of tools for researchers, marketers, and customer support teams who have access to large amounts of data for AI training. 

Low-code integration platform Prismatic introduced code-native integrations, enabling developers to build integrations within their IDEs instead of its low-design designer. It also allows the definition of triggers, connections, integration logic, and customer-facing configuration directly in code to offer more flexibility and seamless integration into existing CI/CD processes. 

Pegasystems CEO Alam Trefler called for establishing a common set of governance principles and IT-sanctioned designs to ensure meaningful outcomes. Trefler emphasized that enterprise-grade low-code tools must prioritize user experience, support cross-functional planning, and enable consistent outcomes across organizations.