New
- Home separates your Needs you queue from Running work. Teammate questions stay in Team, with My attention, Everyone and My questions views.
- Designs is a compact Library with collapsible project groups, search, filters and previews on demand. Working drafts stay in task Files, linked to the reusable designs they build on.
- Star designs to keep them in your personal Favorites section across projects.
- Manage reusable designs from their list or viewer: rename, copy, show in another project, archive, delete and restore. Renaming keeps links and draft history. Deleting a source-backed entry keeps its application files; Archived › Recently deleted provides recovery after leaving the viewer.
- Save selected draft pages and their dependencies to another project's Library while keeping the working draft.
- Discuss and Plan can show wireframes and panels beside the document. Select an element to leave an annotation on the part you mean.
- Feedback keeps the selected passage or visual element with your words. Choose whether the feedback goes to the agent or a person.
- Review can compare the design with captured screens of the built application. Viewing context tells the agent which document or design you have open.
- New task and Implement share the agent and launch chooser. Choose to run here in the App or copy the command for your terminal.
- Agent windows have task tabs, bottom or right docking and a resizable workspace. Close a tab and reopen it from its task without stopping the agent or losing unsent input.
- Agent windows have readable input, font size, line spacing, light/dark appearance, selection and copying, and a control to return to the latest output.
- New terminal opens a shell or agent window without creating a task. Terminal text defaults to 13 px with compact line spacing, and bundled glyphs support common shell prompt icons.
- Updated Apps detect concurrent group edits and keep your unsaved choices. Slack settings have message delivery and an optional morning digest.
- Local design previews retain interactive state through motion and layout changes. Design edit history records where a change came from.
- The website shows current App screens with an interactive workflow tour.
Fixed
- Dollar amounts stay behind a task's Cost control. Home has no spend counter or shipped summary. Notification setup lives in Settings with permission feedback and retry.
- Closing a task's details returns keyboard focus to the control that opened them. Switching tasks closes the previous details and preserves separate cost disclosure.
- Source-backed designs refresh after JSX or CSS edits. A rendering failure provides an error and Reload instead of a blank preview.
- Session progress follows reported agent activity and keeps an unconfirmed start visible until the agent reports it.
- Approving a Plan keeps the build-session choice explicit. Claude Code can start a fresh App session, and Codex can continue in the existing one through Outline, Implement, Verify and Review.
- Checks history starts collapsed. Opening a task avoids duplicate initial document reads; the recorded results remain available on request.
- Settings share control styles, design annotations use Feedback, and the sidebar's Report menu opens bug reports or ideas.
- A verified implementation checkpoint can remind your agent to save a useful project lesson. Repeated checks do not repeat that reminder.
- Sharing failures remain visible with a retry. Comment retries and attachment ownership survive cache loss, and uncertain comment responses preserve uploaded attachments.
- The native agent window preserves dark-theme contrast after the stylesheet is minified. Native process checks recover from a brief macOS permission race while protecting unreadable live processes.
- Release checks verify the server key needed for readable Slack notifications.
- In a VS Code dev container, over Remote-SSH and in WSL2, the App's pages open in your own browser already signed in, and Open and Reveal work. Rebuilding a container restores Claude Code's QualityLayer setup, and a WSL2 server no longer collides with the Windows App's port.
Good to know
- Cross-project copies are independent. Also-show is a shared reference; Stop showing removes only that project's listing. Updates to another project's source still go through a task there.
- Archived designs stay readable from existing tasks. Deleted library entries retain their files for Restore; there is no permanent purge or expiry in this release.