Dshamir puts a meter on Mike and lets you carry workflows out the door

Dshamir wired in a monthly message allowance. Each account now tracks how many chat messages it has used, resets the count on a rolling 30-day cycle, and politely refuses new requests once the cap is hit - the limit is configurable, and the default is set high enough that it won't bite ordinary use until someone turns it down. The tracking is deliberately forgiving: if the counter ever fails to update, the chat still goes through rather than blocking the user.

The second piece makes workflows portable. You can now export a saved workflow as a file and import it back - into the same instance or a different one - with the imported copy logged for audit. It's the kind of plumbing that turns a personal setup into something a firm can standardise and share.