Pull requests, issues, and a smarter chat experience
The Git page now supports reviewing pull requests and working with issues, and lets any branch be compared against the default branch or the working tree.
Chat picks up newly enabled plugins without a restart, shows older tool names using their current labels, marks turns started by a scheduled wakeup or task, and lists exactly what fills each context category by server, skill, agent, and file.
Wide tables in chat now spread into the margins instead of being squeezed into the column.
Mail can now be searched directly from the command palette.
The calendar tool for listing events now includes each day's work location.
The Browser page marks tabs with mixed profiles and lets any profile join.
Read-only peers can no longer run PowerShell commands or stop tasks.
Fixed split file panes losing their tint in Flat theme with Glass enabled.
Fixed a command palette search for chat or Jira getting stuck on a trailing space.
Fixed iframes created by page scripts in the browser missing the Chrome parity treatment.
The Ctrl+V paste hint in dictation now shows as a note instead of an error.
Confluence page loading, git self-managed sign-in, and notice improvements
Confluence now loads every space along with top-level and child pages, opens the tree down to the page just viewed, and shows people's pictures on the page byline and comments.
Confluence page search ranks results by title first then relevance, and no longer shows stale matches; the section title now stays pinned correctly over the list.
GitLab self-managed servers synced from other computers now show up in Connect GitLab, with one-click sign-in.
Jira issue links in chat now only appear when the Jira key or Sentry ID actually exists.
Git-only shell rows in chat now show per-action git icons.
Agent cards can show a notification even without a schedule, and now fit up to four lines of an agent's message.
Invites and reminders that get handled on one machine now close everywhere, and invites are marked read once answered.
The sidebar's coffee icon now sits right above the avatar when the sidebar is icon-only.
The favorite right-click menu in the browser no longer shows an Open option.
Remote chat improvements: the chat list refreshes when the app returns, old kept chat screens no longer override newer chats, app updates apply once and only from the chat list, and synced messages reload an open phone chat.
Chats from another computer stay closed and stay in their own project instead of mixing in.
Closing a workspace now turns off all its devices at once, and quitting the app turns off all of a Mac's simulators at once.
Signing in again on a proxy account now actually starts the sign-in flow.
Disconnecting a proxy account now removes it from every device and retires its old names.
Jira's Add status now offers workflow statuses from every connected project.
Device Cells, Git Account Connections, and PDF Viewing in Chat
New Device cells bring Android, iOS Simulators, and iPhones into the app, complete with chat device tools.
GitHub and GitLab now connect by signing in, bringing live pipeline status and chat tools tied to the connected account; the Git page and its phone counterpart only appear for projects whose host has a connected account, and pipeline updates refresh in place.
Jira attachments that are PDFs now show as tiles that open a full screen viewer, and chat Read rows and Files can display PDF pages the same way; AI-attached PDF pages now render correctly.
A new host service keeps Windows sessions attached after an RDP disconnect, reattaching reliably only while an opted-in user's session stays disconnected.
Remote screen sharing now passes the mouse's Back and Forward buttons through to the other computer and keeps the clipboard, including images, synced in both directions.
Entity cards in chat now open with a right click instead of a hover.
Side-by-side web source cards in chat now merge into a single row.
Fixed Jira attachment names being cut off when they contained quotes or apostrophes.
Fixed folder watches not closing when their folder was deleted.
Fixed data URL downloads cluttering the browser downloads list.
Fixed account writes echoing back after being made from this device.
Git sign-in now explains when GitHub's rate limit is the reason it failed, instead of giving no explanation.
Fixed corrupted copied pictures from remote screen sharing when their data ran past the announced size.
Git pull counts now use the app's accent color instead of a fixed blue.
Scheduled Agent Jobs, Dictation Upgrades, and Browser Profiles
Agent jobs now run only on a schedule; manual job runs have been removed.
Browser profiles can be picked when opening links, each opening in its own window, and a profile window keeps its profile when moved back to the main window.
Dictation adds a glow on the active cell, a black status island, and an offline setup dialog.
Agents can send notifications, and agent runs can trigger notifications automatically.
GitHub App sign-in can now be connected, bringing webhook events to followed repositories.
Signing into the Forge Deck account or Mail & Calendar now opens in the app's own window, with the button spinning until sign-in completes.
New installs start with sign-in alone, followed by Try Glass and the grid-cell chooser for first-time users.
Sign-in now shows whether an account was created within the last hour.
Active sessions are extended automatically, keeping the app signed in across renewed sessions.
The Git branch pill now shows pull and push counts, and the Git Remotes dialog lists remotes correctly or shows git's own error instead of an empty list.
MCP server icons now show their own colors, with GitHub and GitLab rows in brand colors, and shared MCP servers restart automatically when updated on disk.
A Browser tile has been added to the cell launcher for opening a browser directly into a cell.
Agents show their own avatar on rows where they work on themselves, and chats now share a single MCP server copy per folder.
The recording settings page no longer shows the audio storage option or the pipeline page.
Rate limit checks can now be turned off per computer, hiding their sidebar indicators and dialogs.
Fixed: removed rows no longer linger in list selections or the bulk action bar.
Fixed: workspace slide transitions keep the chat composer focused without scrolling, and the chat island, tasks bar and resources rail stay in place during slides.
Fixed: Tasks bar items check off correctly again.
Fixed: DevTools now fill the pane correctly on newer Electron builds, even after hiding or resizing.
Fixed: usage recorded while signed out now merges into the account after signing in.
Fixed: images cited in replies now show by local file path instead of an "Image unavailable" message.
Fixed: Glass now renders consistently across all open Mac windows.
Fixed: queued chat messages in detached windows are no longer lost.
Fixed: agent sync no longer misreads new server fields as local edits.
Performance improvements: idle chat engines free up automatically, and Glass panel tracking uses less overhead.