What's new

Reviewing and shipping agent work is now first-class.

• SVG branch graph in the Git tab — every thread and automation gets its own lane, with clickable commits that open an inline diff.
• Commit Thread — merge a thread directly into the default branch, or open a pull request with an LLM-drafted title and body.
• View in IDE — fetch any agent's branch locally and review it in your editor's native diff.
• Post-merge banner now surfaces CI checks and PR status.

Agents got a memory and a way to react to events.

• Knowledge base — a materialized store of architecture, conventions, and decisions, updated by background agents.
• Automatic distillation — long threads summarize themselves into durable documents instead of growing context forever.
• Configurable automations — trigger post-processing agents on tool calls, events, or a schedule, with per-project enable/disable and prompt overrides.
• Streaming clone progress during project setup.

The first public cut of Agent Swarm.

• Chat with a lead agent in Plan or Agent mode, switching tools per turn.
• Isolated E2B sandboxes for every thread, branched from main.
• Multiple threads per project, each on its own git branch.
• Real-time streaming over WebSocket with crash recovery.
• Unified New Project dialog: Git URL, Local Folder, or Empty Repo.