For AI agents: the complete documentation index is available at /llms.txt, the full documentation bundle is available at /llms-full.txt, and this page is available as Markdown at /changelog/2026-09-29.md.
Agent full-screen detail and run history: expand an Agent into full screen and switch between Settings and Run history. Each row shows the run's status, source, who triggered it, when it ran, and the tokens that run used; an empty trigger shows as Unknown. Opening a row slides a single drawer over the list instead of stacking drawers.
Easier to find your Agents and Crews: the directory supports showing only your own Agents, collapsing groups, and pinning the ones you use most. Pinned Agents collect in a Pinned section at the top. These are your own list preferences and do not change anyone else's order.
Thinking depth in the model picker: on supported Runtimes, the model picker lets you set a thinking depth that applies when a conversation starts and again when you continue it. If the Runtime does not accept the level, the run fails with a clear error instead of silently using the default.
Sign in with Google or GitHub: the sign-in page now offers Google and GitHub, including Google One Tap.
Task relations can be unlinked: parent and subtask links, blocks, duplicates, and the other relation types can all be removed from the task. Unlinking updates both tasks and keeps the tasks, subtasks, comments, and activity.
Call Agent: the entry in the task header is now Call Agent with a call-style icon.
Queueing is explained: a run that is waiting shows Queued instead of a running state, says what it is waiting for, and links to the help center.
Pick several attachments at once: everywhere multiple attachments are supported, the file picker accepts a multi-selection.
Jump to the end of a long description: when a task description is taller than the screen, a floating button at the bottom jumps to its end.
Copy an invite link that is off: when the invite link is disabled, Copy link is no longer greyed out — clicking it turns the link on and copies it.
External notifications land in Inbox: opening a notification from Slack or another external channel opens the task in Inbox and marks that task's notifications as read.
Choosing a code directory opens a folder picker: picking Choose a code directory manually opens the system folder picker first and only switches the working mode after you confirm.
New users see the assign prompt: opening a task detail as a new user now shows the prompt to assign it to an Agent.
Runtimes show where they are installed: each detected Runtime shows the actual executable location on that computer.
Markdown editor: you can insert a blank line below an image, and the insert line uses the accent color.
Favorite quick actions: the quick-action menu in task detail now leads with your favorites, and everything else, including actions shared by teammates, moves under More quick actions. A new action is favorited automatically and sorts first, and Manage quick actions lets you drag to reorder or favorite and unfavorite in one click. After you upgrade, the actions you created are already favorited and keep their order.
Wider chat pane rules: the task chat pane opens at an even split; in a container that is too narrow it becomes a drawer, and the mobile drawer has a Back to task entry.
Custom MCP connections show up as connected: an MCP added through a custom connection now appears in the connected area like the built-in sources.
Consecutive blank lines in the composer: pressing Shift + Enter repeatedly keeps adding lines instead of jumping the cursor back to the first line.
Historical Runtime names stay put: switching Runtime no longer rewrites the Runtime shown on earlier messages.
Archived conversations are not reopened: opening a chat from an Agent's settings goes to a new, usable conversation instead of the archived one.
The chat panel is no longer blank: after the preparing-environment state, history and progress stay on screen.
Remote Agent conversations can be stopped.
Dropdowns close again: after returning from a settings surface, clicking outside the status dropdown closes it.
CSV edits keep their columns: editing a cell no longer changes the column structure when a header contains another delimiter.
One-click Runtime install is more reliable: the installer probes which install methods exist on this computer first, so macOS is no longer blocked by Linux-only sources.
Sync conflict wording is consistent: GitHub, GitLab, and Gitee now say Sync conflict.
Skill dialog stays open: opening a skill card for the first time no longer closes the dialog.
Runtime save messages are accurate: a timeout is no longer reported as "the configuration changed".
