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Redesigned Pull Request Page #8247 #8322 #8323 #8301

A pull request now opens as its own page: a header with state, labels, and author, an info rail for merge status, reviews, and checks, and a comment composer that posts as you.

• Switch between Summary and Changes tabs; checks and reviewers fold into the header when the pane is narrow
• Reviews and comments collapse into rows, and bot findings show a title and severity line
• Draft PRs get a Ready for review button, and reviewers link straight to their GitHub profile #8343

A merged pull request's Summary tab with merge status, reviews, and checks in the info rail

One Tasks View That Follows Your Tracker #8100 #8112 #8115

The Tasks tab now mirrors whichever tracker your org uses. Pick it once in Settings → Organization → Track tasks in, and the separate Linear tab is gone.

• Superset tasks can be filed under a team with --team, and admins can rename a team's task key (for example DESIG → ART) from Settings → Teams

Track tasks in setting under Settings → Organization, with Superset and Linear options

Docs: Tasks.

Four New Plugins #8220 #8215

Connect Google Calendar, Vercel, Neon, and PostHog from Plugins, so an agent can check your schedule, trigger a deploy, query a database, or look up an account.

• Google Calendar reuses your existing Google connection from Gmail
• Vercel, Neon, and PostHog connect through each vendor's own hosted MCP server

Plugins page with Google Calendar, Vercel, Neon, and PostHog

Improvements

• Restore deleted and merged workspaces - right-click an archived workspace on the Workspaces tab and choose Restore to re-create its worktree on the original branch #8178 #8255
• ⌘; workspace switcher - cycles workspaces that need input, just finished, or are running, the same way ⌘-Tab cycles apps #8283
• Automations get a PR closed trigger - react to a pull request closed without merging, separate from Merged #8302
• Comment previews on pages - hover a page's comment count to see the newest reply without opening it #8393
• CLI terminal control - superset agents wait, raw keys in superset terminals send, superset terminals attach over SSH, and superset panes let you script terminals and agents directly #8371
• superset hosts add turns any machine you can reach over SSH into a host in one command; superset snapshot and superset agents explain show every workspace, terminal, and agent, or why one is in its current state #8388 #8381 #8380
• superset workspaces archive replaces workspaces delete (clearer name, same command), and superset workspaces sleep puts a cloud workspace to sleep #8267 #8191
• Import browser logins - pull saved logins from more Chromium-based browsers on macOS, not just Chrome #8190
• Hermes token usage - Hermes Agent's usage now shows in Settings → Usage with its own cost estimate #8341
• Experimental: a redesigned chat surface (streaming replies, subagents, background work across every chat) keeps advancing behind the early-access acp-chat flag. Its composer gets denser model and mode pickers with ⌘1-9 to jump to a model, and a background chat tab now resumes instead of opening blank #8339 #8329 #8243 #8342

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Bug fixes

• Workspace startup no longer force-deletes a folder with uncommitted changes during cleanup #8256
• The desktop app always opens v2 now and migrates every v1 setup instead of silently falling back #8258
• The Linear issue picker lists triage and backlog issues #8219
• The Slack plugin now acts as the person who connected it, not a shared identity #8212
• ⌘O opens the editor again, with clearer shortcut names #8213
• Quit Completely stops every v2 pty-daemon #8214
• Option-drag selects terminal text over a TUI that captures the mouse #8361
• Dragging a Files tab row onto a terminal pastes the path instead of failing #8350
• Renaming or moving a file in the Files tab onto a name that is already taken shows a conflict, not a server error #8326
• Pull request diffs load even without a matching workspace repository #8125
• Hardened what app windows are allowed to load and open, contributed by @PascalOrdano18 #7436
• Linux: GPU acceleration is no longer disabled, and clipboard image paste works in terminals, contributed by @pgilmore and @dennisklappe #7880 #6013

Coming Next: Native iPad Support #7995 #8102

The next mobile build uses the full iPad screen in portrait and landscape, with a Pages grid and support for floating keyboards; watch for the update on the App Store, with iPad fixes contributed by @vahidkowsari.

Superset Mobile on tablets, showing a pull request and workspace list

All Your Automation Runs #7773 #8074

Find failed runs and retry your automations from one place in Automations → All runs.

• Filter to your runs or the whole team's, then inspect what triggered a run
• Select failed runs to retry their automations together
• Click the sidebar's failure badge to go straight to your failed runs

All runs filtered to automations that need a retry

Docs: Automations.

Linear Issues, Live #8070 #8094 #7963

Browse and create Linear issues directly in Tasks → Linear, with list and board views, team and assignee filters, and an option to import an issue as a separate Superset task.

• Each member connects their own Linear account
• Superset tasks now have short team IDs such as ENG-123

Linear list view with sample issues

Linear board view with sample issues

Screenshots show sample issues in the desktop app.

Bring Your Apps Into the Prompt #8096

Type @ in the new-workspace prompt or terminal input (⌘I) to pick an installed plugin, then tell your agent what to do with it.

• Connect Superhuman, Stripe, Sentry, Granola, Circleback, or YNAB from Plugins, with skills for working with email, payments, errors, meeting notes, and budgets #8093 #8047 #7912 #7960 #7967
• Connect more than one account on a plugin page and choose which account an event trigger listens to in the automation editor #8003

Improvements

• Restore deleted projects - click Undo or recover a project for up to 30 days from Settings → Projects → Recently deleted #7896

• Review code beside your agent - open Code in the workspace's PR pane to see changed files, diffs, and review threads #8007

• Pages remember team input - ask your agent to build a poll, RSVP sheet, or shared checklist as a Page; signed-in teammates' answers persist and update live #8015

• New models - choose GPT-6.1 Sol or Claude Sonnet 5.5 in the agent model picker; GPT-6.1 Sol support contributed by @joshrchambers #8009 #7935

• File and browser preferences - find auto save in Settings → Files & Editor and URL handling in Settings → Browser #7916

• Invite from people pickers - add a teammate without leaving the person picker you're using #7943

• Shared terminal sizing - a banner explains when a phone or smaller window is making your terminal narrower #7996

• Integration plan changes - Linear and GitHub integrations require Pro; free organizations see the upgrade option in Settings → Integrations #7985 #8048

• CLI help for your shell - generate completions, inspect available commands, or check your configuration with the commands below; CLI docs #8030

Files & Editor settings with the auto-save options open

A Peek at What’s Next

These are still in development or limited access, with no release date yet.

• Cloud automations - run an agent in a fresh cloud workspace or continue its previous session; early-access users can choose Cloud in the automation editor #7922
• Agent chat - start Claude, Codex, or Pi in a conversation with attachments and model choices; available from the new-workspace screen for accounts with chat enabled #8058
• Talk to your agents from your phone - we're prototyping voice conversations to check on workspaces and send an agent a follow-up; this is an internal prototype, not available in the App Store yet #8117

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Bug fixes

• A pane that crashes now shows its own recovery screen without taking down the workspace #7983
• Canceling a repository clone closes the dialog and stops the clone #8063
• Files outside the workspace folder can be saved again #7982
• Text typed after a URL no longer becomes part of the link #8019
• Merging from the PR pane shows a pending state and refreshes the result #8052
• Remote terminals stay connected when their host's control connection is replaced #7938
• Empty repositories get an initial commit so workspaces can be created #8000
• Integration errors now show their explanation after you return from signing in #7985

Safer File Editing #7711 #7693 #7692

Edit files next to your agents without losing work when a script or agent changes the same file.

• A banner tells you when the file changed on disk, with Compare to see both versions side by side
• Save conflicts offer Keep editing, Reload from disk, or Overwrite file, instead of silently replacing the newer version
• Turn on auto save after a delay, on focus change, or on window change in Settings → General, contributed by @theblondealex
• Double-click to rename and drag to move files in the file tree, contributed by @theblondealex

Editor banner saying the file changed on disk, with a Compare link

Docs: Editor.

Workspaces Start Instantly #7518

New workspaces and sessions open in about a second instead of waiting 5 to 20 seconds for an agent to name them. Your agent starts right away, and a name arrives a few seconds later.

• Linked GitHub issues and pull requests in your prompt help pick the name
• Questions and short prompts get a name too, refined after the agent's first reply
• Renaming a workspace yourself always wins

Docs: Workspaces.

GPT-6 and Claude Opus 5.5 #7741 #7783 #7894

Pick GPT-6 Astra, Sol, or Luna and Claude Opus 5.5 from the model picker when you start an agent, contributed by @haydenfd.

• GPT-6 works in Codex, OpenCode, and OMP, with Ultra effort on GPT-6 Astra in Codex
• Usage tracks costs for the new models
• Retired models no longer show up in the picker

Superset for iPhone Is on the App Store

Superset Mobile is live. Check on your agents, review diffs, and read Pages from your phone. Get it from the App Store or read the launch post.

Superset Mobile running a coding agent on an iPhone

• Setup in Settings → Mobile is now two steps with Remote Access turned on in place #7697
• The app tells a computer that never connected apart from one that went offline, and says what to do next #7661
• The ⋯ menu on a workspace can rename, pin, share, or delete it, and workspace details list its pull requests #7816 #7782

Mobile settings with a QR code to install the app and a Remote Access toggle

Improvements

• Clone from your GitHub repositories - search the repositories your GitHub login can reach when you add a project, contributed by @theblondealex #7694
• Sign in without leaving Settings - sign in to Claude Code and Codex accounts from a terminal inside Settings → Usage #7740
• Page links unfurl in Slack - posted page links show a title and preview to people who can open them #7817 #7821
• Stop a page watcher - stop an agent watching a page from its row in the watcher menu; public pages show a globe on the Share button #7820 #7766
• Rejoin the leaderboard with your full history - choose to publish everything since launch or the last 30 days #7651
• Google Calendar triggers removed - nobody used them; Gmail triggers stay #7796
• Desktop 1.29.0 or later is required - older versions show an update screen #7786

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Bug fixes

• Continue with another agent now carries over the whole Claude conversation, not only the last few seconds #7825
• Copying from a rendered preview copies the text instead of Markdown, contributed by @andyst-dev #7591
• Terminal copies trim trailing whitespace like Ghostty, contributed by @nrutman #7709 #7868
• Terminal file links jump to their line and column, and URLs stop at their real end #7712 #7717
• Agents keep paste mode after a host restart #7691
• The sidebar keeps its order and group members, keyboard navigation includes pinned workspaces (contributed by @Ymirke), and you can drop rows beside workspace pills #7723 #7851 #7833
• Clicking a tab's close button no longer starts a drag #7714
• Long session names and dialog text wrap instead of overflowing, contributed by @Official-Krish and @kotaesaki #7707 #7837
• Links on a page open without blanking it, and opening a page no longer switches workspaces #7718 #7790
• Symlinked files open in the viewer, and managed configs update the file a symlink points to instead of replacing the link #7696 #7897
• Diffs no longer run custom Git text filters #7903
• Team review requests show without extra GitHub permissions #7788
• Large repositories with many ignore rules load files faster, contributed by @allthehatz #7860
• Fixed the Notion plugin failing to connect #7727

Pages Beside Your Code #7658

Open this workspace's pages and your pinned pages without leaving your code, or ask an agent to make one from Pages → New page, beside the Run button.

• Pages appear newest first, with a New badge when an agent publishes one
• New page lets you describe what you need and choose an agent

New page composer with a request and an agent picker

Share Pages With Anyone #7570

Share a report or design with someone outside your team without asking them to sign in: open a page and choose Share → Anyone with the link.

• Visitors can read the shared version; comments and the rest of the version history stay private to authorized readers
• Shared links show a preview of the page, and the title menu lets you preview older versions without changing the shared version

Docs: Pages.

Faster Sessions on iOS #7552 #7604

Switch between your four most recent terminal sessions in a workspace without reconnecting, or start an agent without a repository from Composer → Project picker → No project.

Clearer Workspace Names #7575 #7650

Tell pinned workspaces apart by their project name, and find new worktrees in folders named after the project.

• Pinned rows show the project before the workspace name, contributed by @pdolega
• Drag a row in a sorted or filtered sidebar to see how to switch to manual ordering

Pinned workspace rows show the project name before the workspace name

Improvements

• Find a teammate's pages - filter by author beside the search box on the Pages screen #7547
• New pages open when ready - a first publish opens the page using Settings → Links → Pages; publishing another version leaves your focus alone #7472
• Publish without a workspace - publish a standalone HTML file from the CLI, then keep the returned page ID to update it #7573

• Pro setup checklist - set up remote access and automations from the sidebar checklist; reopen it from Help after dismissing it #7494

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Bug fixes

• Fixed long prompts sent to an existing agent getting cut up or left unsubmitted #7670
• Restored Codex's working indicator after tool calls, contributed by @flcrom #7647
• Kept follow-up instructions Claude received while busy in session handoffs, contributed by @owieschon #7255
• Fixed staged and unstaged diffs failing with custom Git diff prefixes, contributed by @aponcedeleonch #7597
• Recovered missing terminals more reliably; ended panes now offer New shell instead of reconnecting to a dead session #7618
• Restored pre-account v1 workspaces on the next launch after upgrading to v2 #7649
• Fixed pasted links and images blocking markdown saves, and kept the selection valid when external edits replace the document #7678 #7639
• Fixed a crash when hovering the machine resources chart and improved recovery from screen errors #7641
• Fixed Linux file watching taking down a host and large file reads crashing the app #7659 #7525
• Fixed page comments failing to send on iOS; replies now stay in the comments sheet #7532
• Refreshed the commit list after changes made outside the app and prevented duplicate workspace creation submits #7644 #7605

Pull Requests Open as a Pane #7244 #7503 #7500 #7400

Opening a pull request no longer takes you away from the workspace. Every PR link in the app, from the Changes pane's Open PR button to the sidebar row's PR icon and the "PR created" toast, opens a pane beside your diff with the title, checks, description, and merge menu.

• Review and conversation comments render below the description, with replies, resolve, and a link that opens the file at that line in a diff pane
• A copy button in the pane header grabs the GitHub URL, and a header link jumps to the full Pull requests screen
• The Pull requests screen now filters by several authors at once, so a small team can follow its own PRs together

Review comments below the description in the pull request pane, with Open in diff on each thread

Subagents Under Their Agent #7231

When Claude Code or Codex spawns a subagent, it now shows nested under its parent in the workspace row's agents chip, labeled with its type. Click a subagent row to open a pane that follows its transcript live and shows Finished when it is done. Hover the agents chip on any workspace row to see them.

The agents popover on a workspace row, with four subagents nested under their Claude session

Muse Code and Devin Agents, OpenCode History and Quotas #7458

Meta's Muse Code and Devin's CLI join the built-in agent catalog, with session resume and token history. OpenCode sessions show up in Usage again, and OpenCode's Anthropic and OpenAI logins get quota cards of their own. Add either agent from Settings → Agent commands → Add agent.

The Add agent menu with Muse Code and Devin at the bottom

Pages on Your Phone, and Cleaner Comments #7367 #7312 #7470 #7359 #7473 #7471 #7339

An agent publishes a page, and you can now read it and leave feedback from the iOS app, with the same pick-an-element comment flow as the desktop.

• The comment button only arms comment mode; a floating All comments button opens the thread list and keeps it open
• Enter sends a comment, resolved pins disappear, and a Delete this request turns its pin red
• Published pages pick up Superset's own typography and colors, and a page opened in a browser gets an Open in Superset button
• Settings → Links gets a Pages row, so page links can open in Superset while other URLs go to your browser
• The Pages screen offers Create with AI, which opens an agent workspace already set up to publish a page

Docs: docs.superset.sh/docs/pages.

Improvements

• Stage one file at a time - hover a row in the sidebar Changes tab for a + or - button, or pick Stage file from its menu; a rename stages as one unit #7456
• Name a terminal session - pick Rename from the session dropdown; the name sticks across restarts and shows on the phone too #7373
• Notifications say what happened - the title names the project and workspace, the subtitle the agent and status, and the body carries the response or permission question; a failed run is labeled Failed, contributed by @owieschon, and Codex waiting for input now rings the attention chime #7493 #7294 #7372
• Three light themes built in - Catppuccin Latte, Solarized Light, and Vellum sit under Light in Settings → Appearance #7249
• Linux window controls - native minimize, maximize, and close, a menu bar, a real quit, and a packaged binary with the right name and icon #7428
• Host versions - Settings → Hosts shows each host's version, only hosts below the compatibility floor block workspaces, and owners can update a standalone CLI host from the app #7270
• Open in menu - the terminal link menu groups Open in and Copy Link together, with Copy Path for files and folders #7251
• Usage in the sidebar - turn on Show usage tab on sidebar in Settings → Usage, contributed by @tao101 #7191
• Automations - Copy link shares one with a teammate, and a pinned-workspace automation can continue its own agent session instead of starting a new one each run #7347 #7411
• Automations are now a Pro feature - creating, running, and enabling one asks for Pro; reading, pausing, and deleting stay open on Free #7434
• Pay for Pro on the web - app.superset.sh/settings/billing upgrades, cancels, and opens the billing portal, and the iOS paywall links there #7502 #7375
• Agent browsers stay out of the way - a browser an agent opens in another workspace no longer switches you there; pass --show to bring it forward #7401
• Public leaderboard profiles - claim a handle and your profile lives at superset.sh/your-handle with achievements and tier #7195
• Stay in your workspace while a host reconnects - a short outage shows a status pill, a longer one a compact notice with Details, and panes stay usable throughout #7264 #7314
• Sidebar - hosts and pull requests update the moment they change, new groups land at the source workspace's position, Create new group sits in the move menu, and the Changes view mode is remembered across workspaces #7443 #7381 #7453
• v1 groups migrate - workspace groups from v1 import as tag folders with their name, color, and order #7333
• iOS - the app remembers your last session tab per workspace, switched-to terminals paint instantly from a cached buffer, PR links open the in-app pull request screen, and large attachments upload without failing #7342 #7346 #7476 #7378

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Bug fixes

• Terminal - a backgrounded phone no longer resizes the desktop's terminal or corrupts its screen, Korean and other wide characters compose at the right width, and titles truncate in narrow panes #7423 #7488 #7404
• Terminal - a shell integration that ends its prompt marker with ST no longer freezes output, contributed by @DevChiniwala #7360
• Panes - clicking a header control or inside a browser page activates that pane, so ⌘W closes the right one; a page that closes itself closes its pane #7455 #7421 #7282
• Diffs - a stale diff no longer crashes the reviewer pane, patches refetch when git state changes, and controls stay usable in narrow panes #7348 #7463 #7285 #7499
• Agents - Cursor Agent no longer takes on a Claude identity and OpenCode sessions resume after a terminal loss, Mistral Vibe hooks use the current hook types, contributed by @b0dsim, and an automation pinned to an archived workspace heals itself, contributed by @sahiljagtap08 #7263 #7397 #6784
• Pull requests - PR detail lookups are cached and back off on GitHub rate limits, with the sidebar saying so instead of dropping the link #7246 #7208
• Workspaces - autonaming keeps the project's branch prefix, the delete dialog takes keyboard focus, large repos with thousands of untracked files still load Changes, and the remembered creation agent survives a device switch #7413 #7377 #7420 #7406
• Settings - the app language no longer reverts to the OS default on reload, toggling Remote Access recovers a missing host service, and the leaderboard join dialog stops appearing at launch #7425 #7376 #7440
• Sign-in - Google always shows the account picker, and the desktop sign-in callback validates its target, contributed by @PascalOrdano18 #7459 #7435
• Updates - an update already staged no longer restages on every check, and local database migrations apply by identity so a skipped one is never lost #7311 #7291 #7300
• iOS - error alerts drop iOS internals and retry the blip behind them, Home holds its first paint until it has content, and a dismissed sheet no longer clips the screen behind it #7340 #7383 #7501

Commit, Push, and Create a PR From the Changes Pane #7102 #7139 #7166 #7196

The Changes pane is now one surface for the whole branch: the diff, the changed-file list, and every step to a pull request. A pill in the top bar shows the diff stats, and the control next to it walks the branch from Commit to Push to Create PR, then becomes the PR badge once the pull request exists.

• Commit opens a message popover with a generated fallback, and Create PR prefills the title from your latest commit and pushes an unpublished branch for you
• Reply to PR review threads inline in the diff, without leaving for GitHub
• Search the changed-file list by path, and renames match their old path too

Open it with ⌘⇧L or the diff pill in the top bar.

Image, Video, and PDF Diffs #7035 #7182

Binary files in the Changes pane render with the same viewers the file pane uses. A modified image shows Before and After side by side, at the version the diff compares (staged, against base, or a commit), not only the working tree. Videos and PDFs wait behind a Preview button so a large changeset stays light. @theblondealex contributed the image previews.

A modified hero.png in the Changes pane with Before and After previews side by side

Workspaces Page Rebuilt Around Devices #6901 #7150

The page title is now the device you are looking at, with your other hosts a click away, and every row shows which machine it lives on, dimmed when that device is offline.

• Filter by project and by who created the workspace, next to the search box
• Board cards drop the repeated chrome: a muted project line, a state glyph beside the title, and a footer of PR, churn, and activity age
• Search and filters respond instantly, even with hundreds of workspaces
• Main checkouts with a finished agent show in Needs review, like every other surface #7142

The Workspaces list with the device on every row and in the page title

New Models and Reasoning Levels #7099 #7137 #7045 #7178 #6805

Claude Fable 5.1 and GPT-6 Astra are in the model pickers and the usage pricing table. Codex offers its max and ultra reasoning levels on the models that accept them, and Cursor Agent gets a reasoning effort picker of its own. You can also pick a model per launch from the CLI, the SDK, and MCP, contributed by @Shravankb301:

Improvements

• Session folders - sessions in the sidebar group into tag folders like projects do, with rename, colour, and bulk move from the context menu #7037 #7055
• Sort and filter projects - order the sidebar's projects by last active or date created, and filter by name from the magnifier in the Projects header #7140
• Hide projects - Hide from Sidebar keeps a project's groups and pins for when you bring it back, and owners get Delete Project in the same menu #7176
• Leaderboard rank card - Settings → Usage shows your rank, tier, and the token gap to the row above you; opt in with Reveal my rank #7118
• API-billed usage profiles - Add account offers Subscription or API key, and API profiles show Billed per token with a link to the provider's usage page, based on @iamgadmarconi's original PR #7175
• ⌘= and ⌘- follow focus - a terminal steps its font size, a browser pane steps its zoom, anything else zooms the app; ⌘0 resets #7174
• Open in - right-click a link, path, or folder in a terminal and pick where it opens, with the same destinations as Settings → Links #7179
• Terminal scripts from the CLI - superset scripts list, edit, and delete, plus add --upsert to replace a same-named script instead of adding a duplicate #7215
• Automations - new Review requested and Assigned pull request triggers, with a people chip for whoever landed on the PR #7163
• Darker theme - a near-black theme with Superset's ember accent in the marketplace, contributed by @0x962 #6772
• Remote worktrees follow you - a worktree you created on another machine gets a sidebar row here as soon as its host is online #7120
• Pages up to 16 MB - page documents upload straight to storage, so a page with a dozen screenshots no longer hits the old 3 MB limit #7159
• Downloads page - superset.sh/download lists every release with per-OS assets, and Linux auto-downloads like macOS #7047
• iOS - session tabs sit at the bottom by your thumb, the PR link moves beside the quick keys, and Copy ID confirms with a notice #7024 #7116 #7117
• Billing - annual subscribers get an email a week before the renewal charge #7218

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Bug fixes

• Desktop - the app no longer freezes after closing a dialog opened from a context menu #7108
• Desktop - pressing Enter on Delete in a workspace context menu shows the confirmation instead of deleting outright, and bulk delete runs behind a progress toast instead of a blocking dialog #7193 #7119
• Sidebar - dropped rows land where the drag preview showed them, and dragging costs about 3x less per move #7184 #7203
• Sidebar - the sidebar no longer holds a live git watch on every workspace row, which kept large repos busy #7207 #6848
• Terminal - a resize during an image decode can no longer kill the terminal, and "Auto-run on workspace creation" scripts run again #7188 #7153
• Terminal - Superset now reaps the wedged host-service children an auto-update leaves behind, so terminals stop freezing after a relaunch #7145
• Browser - Sign in with Google works from the in-app browser, and the overflow menu closes on a click into the page #7183 #7049 #7187
• Usage - a Claude login with a lapsed access token no longer reads as expired, and Keychain logins resolve by account #7172 #7109
• Agents - switching accounts restarts idle agents too, and a swept terminal's agent session stays resumable, contributed by @owieschon #7144 #7127
• Pull requests - merges take GitHub's merge time instead of the time Superset first saw them, contributed by @owieschon #7110
• Workspaces - delete re-checks the disk after git unregisters the worktree, contributed by @sahiljagtap08, and tags stay with the user who applied them on shared hosts #6785 #7194
• Settings - Settings → Agents loads against host services older than 1.24 #7105
• Editor - Dockerfiles and Makefiles get syntax highlighting, contributed by @mjspeck, and Download as PNG works on mermaid diagrams #7069 #7147
• Themes - standalone red text uses each theme's own red instead of the default theme's pink #7089
• Accounts - the app no longer moves you into the organization you joined most recently #7028
• iOS - diffs no longer render black on black for unsupported languages #7219

Superset in 17 Languages #6943 #6926 #7002

Superset now runs in Japanese, Simplified and Traditional Chinese, French, Korean, Spanish, German, Brazilian Portuguese, Italian, Russian, Turkish, Polish, Dutch, Indonesian, Czech, and Vietnamese. The app follows your system language, or pick one in Settings → Appearance → Language.

• Desktop, web, and mobile are fully translated, down to menus, dialogs, and notifications
• superset.sh and the docs have localized URLs per language, with a picker in the footer
• The README on GitHub comes in all sixteen languages too

Continue a Session with Another Agent, or Fork It #6962

Move a session's work to a different agent without retyping the context. Two actions behind the fork icon in an agent terminal's header:

• Continue with another agent starts a fresh session of a different agent seeded with the terminal's recent output, for a session that wedged, ran out of context, or turned out to be the wrong tool for the job
• Fork session asks the agent for a native clone of its own session and leaves the original running

The session handoff menu on a Claude terminal pane with Continue with another agent and Fork session actions

Both work from the CLI too:

Sidebar Grouping From the CLI and Automations #6990 #6999

Grouping workspaces in the sidebar is no longer something only you can do by dragging. Tag a workspace from the CLI, an agent, or MCP and it files itself into that folder. Give an automation a tag and every workspace its runs create lands there, on any machine.

• Folder names and colors follow you across devices, and renaming is instant
• Hide a folder from the project menu without touching anyone's tags

The workspace sidebar with automation and closing soon tag folders holding grouped workspaces

Public Agent Usage Leaderboard #6875

An opt-in leaderboard of agent usage across Superset: tokens, sessions, models, and a factory tier computed over a rolling 30 days. It publishes token counts and model names, never repo names, file paths, or prompts. Join from the Usage tab and browse it at superset.sh/leaderboard.

The public leaderboard at superset.sh/leaderboard with factory tiers and totals for developers, tokens, and cost

Improvements

• PDFs open in the file pane - a real viewer with page thumbnails, zoom, search, and print, instead of the binary-file warning #6909
• Copy on select - selecting terminal text copies it immediately, like Ghostty and iTerm2; off by default in Settings → Terminal, based on @VelkyVenik's original PR #6949
• Terminal scripts - terminal presets are now terminal scripts, and superset scripts add registers one from the CLI; a running desktop imports it live #6892
• Usage lives in Settings - token spend, quotas, and machine resources moved to Settings → Usage, and the Settings sidebar now matches the main sidebar #6883
• Switch accounts without losing conversations - changing the default provider account offers to restart that provider's running agents on the new login, keeping each conversation #6970
• Pinned Claude models - the workspace-create picker adds pinned releases like Opus 4.8 alongside the Latest aliases, and an unsupported model fails with a clear error instead of being silently ignored #6920
• Browser pane menu - regrouped like Chrome's own, adding find in page, print, zoom, device emulation, and download tracking #6878
• New Window everywhere - reachable from the organization menu, the command palette, and the OS dock or launcher on Linux and Windows, contributed by @tao101 #6894
• Usage analytics for every agent CLI - Grok, Cursor, OpenCode, Copilot, Pi, and more report token usage, with live quota cards for Grok and Antigravity #6922 #6987
• Pages - new pages are visible to your organization by default, the grid gets cached thumbnails, owners, and delete, and agents watch their published pages to answer new comments #6932 #6952
• OpenCode notifications - permission and question prompts now notify like other agents #6948
• iOS - workspace search moves into a native search sheet, and the project picker follows the Home scope #6937 #6934
• Remote Access - Remote Workspaces is now called Remote Access across the site and docs #6896

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Bug fixes

• Nerd Font icons render as icons with any terminal font, not just the default stack #7008
• One terminal's WebGL failure no longer switches every terminal to the slower renderer #6874
• The terminal viewport no longer freezes when Pi clears its scrollback #6956
• Command palette results rank real matches first instead of fuzzy character coincidences #6923
• Web now remembers the organization you switched to, across sessions #6957
• "Host unreachable" no longer lingers after the host service restarts #6900
• Hosts on a build older than 1.22 show an update prompt instead of a blank terminal pane #6998
• Markdown preview code blocks are readable in light themes, and syntax comments stay readable in surface-toned themes #6876 #6873
• Revoking an API key works, and the list shows only your own keys #6877
• The Pull Requests page names the rejected GitHub credential instead of failing silently #6911
• Pane resize handles no longer paint above dialogs #6891
• Interrupting a Codex turn no longer leaves the workspace stuck as working #6963
• Pasting mixed text and files keeps the text on every surface #6939

Superset has completed its SOC 2 Type II audit. An independent auditor watched our security controls run for months, not just their design on a single day, and issued the final report this week. It builds on the penetration test we passed earlier this year.

Security has shaped Superset from the start. Your repos, terminal output, and agent sessions stay on your machine. Cloud sync carries account and organization metadata only, and the full source is on GitHub to audit. The Type II report adds independent, ongoing verification of the controls behind all that, from access reviews to change management and monitoring.

Request the report and review our security documentation at trust.superset.sh. If your security team is evaluating Superset, talk to us.

Pull Requests, Open to Everyone #6710 #6715 #6716

The Pull Requests page is now a split view: a resizable list on the left, the PR you clicked on the right, and either side collapses when you want the other full width. Merge (squash, merge, or rebase), close, and reopen from the detail header without leaving Superset.

• Filter by repository, author, and review state; tabs for All, Open, and Merged
• The detail header leads with the title, then state, author, number, age, and a copyable branch name
• Cancelled CI runs now count as failed instead of showing green #6611

Pull Requests no longer requires a paid plan. Open it from Pull requests in the sidebar on any account.

The Pull Requests split view with the list on the left and an open PR with Merge and Add to workspace actions on the right

Multiple Windows #5337

Open a second window with File → New Window and watch several workspaces at the same time, one per screen. Each window can also pin its own organization, so two orgs can sit side by side: switching org in one window never touches another, the title says which is which, and open windows come back on relaunch. Contributed by @ashbrener.

Two Superset windows side by side, one running Claude Code on a pull request workspace and one running OpenCode on another

Design Mode in the Browser Pane #6695

Describing a UI element to an agent in prose is slow. Click Design in the browser pane toolbar, pick any element on the page, and a prompt card opens right under it. Send it and the agent gets the element's DOM, styles, React component info, and a cropped screenshot along with your note, in an existing agent terminal or a fresh session.

Design mode picking the hero on superset.sh and sending it to Claude with full element context

Bring Your Chrome Into the In-App Browser #6691

Settings → Browser gains Import from Chrome: copy browsing history and logins from Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc, Dia, or Comet into Superset's browser pane, per profile, so agent-driven pages are already signed in. The same section sets the browser homepage. Also scriptable:

The Import settings from another browser dialog listing Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc, Dia, and Comet profiles with history and logins checked

Agent Sessions Resume Themselves #6572

When an agent's terminal dies (reboot, killed daemon, crashed process), the pane now resumes the session on its own with a quiet "Resuming…" pill instead of waiting for you to click Resume. Exactly one session comes back, no matter how many panes or windows notice at once.

Track Usage Across Agents and Accounts #6585 #6567 #6645

The Usage tab now shows every Claude Code and Codex login side by side: live session and weekly quotas per account, token spend charted over time, and a breakdown of what each workspace costs. Add a second subscription as its own profile and pick which account new agents launch with, so you can switch when one hits its limit.

• Profiles share your skills, MCP servers, settings, and conversation history, so switching accounts keeps your whole environment
• An expired login shows the exact sign-in command to copy #6628
• Machine resources live in the same tab behind a pill toggle: per-process CPU and memory with click-to-navigate

The Usage tab with two Claude Code accounts, quota bars per account, and a token spend chart

Open Usage in the sidebar.

Improvements

• Pages - publish a self-contained HTML file from the CLI, an agent, or MCP and get a stable URL with version history; readers pin comments to any element and a thread can be handed to an agent to answer in place. superset pages publish report.html #6806
• Workspaces board controls - hide any lane from the Display menu, filter by pinned or unpinned, and the toolbar's seven dropdowns fold into Filter and Display menus #6568 #6561
• New workspace composer grows with your prompt - up to half the screen before it scrolls, and you can drag either edge to widen it symmetrically #6746
• ⌘⇧N creates a workspace instantly - in the current project, skipping the dialog #6727
• Automations start on their page - New automation opens an untitled automation immediately; name it, write instructions, and add triggers in one place instead of a modal #6713
• Cloud workspaces open right away - creation returns immediately and provisioning finishes in the background #6566
• Image paste in remote and cloud terminals - pasted images upload into the workspace and paste as a path, so Claude Code and Codex on another machine can read them #6692
• Two new themes - Obsidian by @joaobnobre and Tokyo Night Blackout by @talarczykco, both on the marketplace #6638 #6095
• Agent skills for desktop and browser control - a superset:computer skill drives native apps through Cua Driver, contributed by @f-trycua, and the browser skill can now use Browser Use 3.0 for pages the in-app pane can't reach #6644 #6646
• Billing grace period - a declined card no longer drops you to the free plan on the first retry; paid access stays on while Stripe keeps trying #6732
• iOS - a dedicated pull request screen with merge, checks, and reviewers, every PR card action wired up, a native composer, tappable links and text selection in the terminal, and a native attachments sheet, all in the next App Store build #6491 #6796 #6761 #6685 #6688
• Star history - superset.sh/starchart plots the repo's GitHub stars from real timestamps #6683
• Experimental: ports in the top bar - a pill that opens a per-workspace dropdown of running dev servers, under Settings → Experimental #6684 #6726
• Experimental: event triggers for automations - Slack, Linear, GitHub, Notion, Sentry, Google Calendar, Gmail, Teams, Circleback, and plain webhooks, rolling out per provider #6542 #6587 #6586

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Bug fixes

• Creating folders and files in the Files tab works reliably, contributed by @distroinfinity, and names that fit are no longer truncated, contributed by @aiwebb #6475 #6264
• The Files tab recovers on its own after a host outage instead of staying empty #6706
• Recreating a workspace on a deleted workspace's branch makes a real workspace again, contributed by @distroinfinity #6552
• A terminal no longer sprays mouse and keyboard garbage after a laptop sleep kills a TUI #6642
• The first click on an unfocused window reaches the pane you clicked #6550
• ⌘⇧0 Equalize Pane Splits actually moves the panes #6776
• The Changes pane no longer hangs on large diffs, and the diff pane stays on the file you clicked while content loads #6658 #6679
• One 1px seam between panes and the sidebar instead of doubled borders, contributed by @0x962 #6777
• Picking a non-git folder during import shows the git init prompt instead of freezing #6703
• The Cloud sidebar section collapses like the others #6754
• Light theme sidebar, background, and muted text match the design spec #6577
• Tokyo Night comments and muted text are readable in diffs, contributed by @hubertmine #5799

A Workspaces Page Built for Triage #6506

The Workspaces page now groups every workspace by what needs you: Needs attention, Working, Needs review, Idle, Merged. Each row shows live agent status, diff size, PR checks progress, and last activity, so you can sweep a whole fleet of agents without opening anything.

• Sort by last activity, created, diff size, or name; sections collapse and stay collapsed
• A new All devices option in the device filter shows workspaces from every host in one view #6478

Open Workspaces in the sidebar and pick the list view.

The Workspaces page grouping rows into Working, Needs review, and Idle sections with diff stats and PR checks

The board view walks the same buckets as columns, so the two views can never disagree. Flip between them with the toggle next to the sort control.

The Workspaces board view with Working, Needs attention, Needs review, and Merged columns of workspace cards

Edit Markdown in the Rendered Preview #6406

Markdown files are now editable straight from the Preview view: type anywhere, click checkboxes, format with the selection menu, ⌘S to save. Saves only rewrite the blocks you touched, so bullet styles, hand-wrapped lines, front matter, and raw HTML stay byte-identical and your git diffs stay clean. The source view is still one toggle away.

Editing a markdown checklist in the rendered preview with the formatting menu open over selected text

Manage App Settings from the CLI #6402 #6418

Desktop settings and themes are now scriptable: 35 settings across behavior, git, notifications, and typography, no cloud login needed. Changes apply to a running app instantly, themes included.

Typical uses: an agent adjusting your setup from a Superset terminal, dotfiles that configure the app on a new machine, or flipping a toggle without leaving your shell.

Restyling the running desktop app from a terminal: theme set, theme import, and settings reset

Sidebar Groups Go Anywhere #6514

Groups in the sidebar are no longer pinned to the bottom of a project: drag them above, between, or below ungrouped workspaces and the order sticks. The Pinned and Sessions sections also collapse now, just like Projects #6407.

Improvements

• Host unreachable screen - when a workspace's host stops answering, you get a clear takeover screen with live reconnect status and a retry button instead of failing panes; panes stay mounted underneath, so terminal scrollback and unsaved edits survive the drop #6476
• Folder links open in Finder - terminal folder links are now configurable under Settings → Links, with ⇧ Click bound to Open in Finder; paths outside the worktree open in Finder instead of dead-ending #6504
• Remote Workspaces settings - the Security tab is now called Remote Workspaces, and the relay toggle also lives on your local host's page under Settings → Hosts #6481
• Faster sidebar on big repos - gitignored build directories are excluded from file tracking, cutting background git churn, and files in ignored folders now live-reload in open editors #6379
• Sign in with Apple - on the iOS app #6392
• Mobile composer and sessions - the terminal composer gained dictation and attachments, terminal sessions reorder from the sessions sheet, and home is grouped by project with the active scope named on screen #6482 #6488 #6512
• Mobile requires a paid plan - the iOS app is now Pro-only; free accounts keep home and settings #6414
• Delete your account with a grace period - request deletion from any client and reactivate within 30 days #6395
• Connect any agent to Superset - one-line MCP installs for Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, and more at superset.sh/mcp-install #6493

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Bug fixes

• Terminal panes retry attaching after transient server errors instead of giving up #6399
• Click the branch name to rename it, with no layout shift, and renames route to the host that owns the workspace #6400 #6401
• Subagent activity no longer fires completion notifications, for Claude and for Codex, the latter contributed by @justinxu421 #6404 #6464
• Removed unsupported MCP transport types from generated Codex config, contributed by @lizard-kim #6459
• Host cloud-registration failures surface the real error instead of "Not found", and workspaces resolve before being declared missing #6417 #6508
• Agent hooks now provision on hosts created headlessly from the CLI, and hook endpoints re-resolve after a host-service restart so running agents keep reporting status #6479 #6480
• The PR badge no longer clips in the right sidebar at mid widths, contributed by @andyst-dev #6386
• "All tasks" and "All projects" reset the tasks-page filter dropdowns #6403
• Mobile: saved home filters apply before the first render, and the attachments carousel no longer paints corrupted frames #6484 #6449

Resume Interrupted Agent Sessions #6253 #6265

A dead terminal no longer means a lost conversation. When an agent session ends without a clean exit (laptop reboot, crashed process, killed terminal), the pane shows an interrupted banner. Click Resume and the agent relaunches with its own resume command (claude --resume, codex resume, amp threads continue, and so on) in the same pane, conversation intact.

• Works across every built-in agent with a resume command; adjust it per agent under Settings → Agents → Resume args
• Panes migrated from the original interface resume too, so the 2.0 upgrade no longer strands in-flight sessions
• Scriptable from the CLI: superset agents create --resume-session <id>

The interrupted-session banner on a terminal pane offering to resume Claude

A Dedicated Pull Requests View #5975 #6201

Tasks and pull requests each get their own sidebar destination, and the new PR view goes a lot deeper, contributed by @Roshvan:

• Filter across several repositories at once, plus by author, review state, and open/all
• CI check summaries in the list and a full checks section in PR detail, so you don't leave Superset to see what's red
• One click adds any PR to a workspace; Linear and GitHub Issues stay as sources inside Tasks

Open it from Pull requests in the sidebar.

The Pull requests view filtering three repositories with check summaries on every row

Make Each Project Yours #6249 #6250 #6034

Project settings picked up three new controls, all under Settings → Projects:

• Icon and color - pick a glyph and accent color per project (colors also carry over from the original interface on import)
• Naming instructions - a free-text prompt that steers AI-generated workspace titles and branch names, like "include the ticket id" or "prefix branches with fix/ or feat/"
• Sparse checkout - list the folders your worktrees actually need and new workspaces materialize only those, contributed by @ihvo. On a big monorepo this makes workspace creation dramatically lighter

The project icon and color picker open on a project settings page

Naming instructions and branch prefix fields on the project settings page

A CLI That Shows You Around #6273 #6270

Run superset with no arguments in any terminal and you get an interactive command browser: arrow through the whole command tree, read each command's flags, and commands with required inputs walk you through a guided form that shows the exact command before running it. superset --help got the same treatment with grouped commands and copy-paste examples. There's also a built-in Superset CLI preset in the workspace preset bar for a one-click tour.

The interactive command browser after running superset with no arguments

Improvements

• Superset skills for every agent - superset:* skills (orchestrate, setup, doctor, standup, 10x, and more) now provision automatically for Claude Code, Codex, Kimi, Vibe, and Grok, including superset:feedback for sending feedback straight to the team #6181
• Claude Opus 5 and GPT-5.6 Terra/Luna - the newest models joined the model pickers across chat, Codex, Cursor, and OpenCode #6219 #6213
• Retry failed automations - failed runs get an inline retry button, plus a retry-all button when several fail at once #6139
• The public roadmap is back - refreshed and synced from our internal roadmap at superset.sh/roadmap #6179
• Settings search highlights matches - the matched text lights up on every settings page #6169
• Resources menu - per-workspace CPU and memory now sits in a top-level menu, or press ⌘⇧U #6267
• Agent hooks stay in their lane - hooks only fire in Superset terminals, and each agent gets a hooks toggle in Settings → Agents #6072
• Polygraph harness picker - choose whether polygraph drives Claude, Codex, or OpenCode, contributed by @MaxKless #6068
• Sign out from onboarding - switch accounts without finishing setup first #6162
• Docs overhaul - a new onboarding funnel, six workflow recipes with copyable prompts, CLI terminal command docs, and a demo video on getting started #6175 #6251 #6178 #6261

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Bug fixes

• Opening a workspace in Zed works on every Zed release channel, contributed by @aaronrosenthal #5982
• Dragging a single-pane tab no longer corrupts the pane layout #6189
• Terminal input no longer duplicates under load, long agent launch commands no longer truncate, and the terminal stream recovers after oversized frames, the last contributed by @andyst-dev #6222 #6210 #6184
• Workspace creation tolerates slow or failing post-checkout git hooks instead of hanging #6168
• Teardown scripts run when workspaces are deleted from the CLI, SDK, or MCP, not just the app #6176
• Image attachments on the new-workspace screen survive navigating away and back #6282
• Errors in billing, API keys, secrets, base-branch picking, and automation edits surface as toasts instead of failing silently #6277 #6276
• New workspaces default to the project you're currently working in #6248
• The Projects chevron stays visible while collapsed, doubled borders are gone, and the local main row lost its accidental remove button #6150 #6171 #6281 #6220
• Timed-out background tasks no longer leak zombie processes #6221
• Electron and dependency security updates, including a fix contributed by @DivyamTalwar #6200 #6212 #5874

Pin and Bulk-Manage Workspaces #5963 #6021

The sidebar now works like a file manager. Right-click any workspace and choose Pin to keep it above your projects. ⌘-click or ⇧-click to select a batch, then move, group, or delete them all at once from the header toolbar or the right-click menu.

• Bulk delete previews every workspace first and flags dirty or unpushed work
• Deleting many workspaces no longer stalls the app #6121

Three selected workspaces in the sidebar with the Pinned section above and the right-click menu offering Move 3 to Group and Delete 3 Workspaces

Turn Your Agent into an Orchestrator #6088

The new superset-orchestration skill turns the agent you're already talking to into a coordinator. Ask it to parallelize work and it runs the whole job through the Superset CLI: an isolated workspace per worker, an agent launched in each, follow-ups over their terminals, results collected at the end. The coordinator can be Claude Code or Codex; the workers can be any mix of agents Superset runs.

Typical uses:

• Fan a big refactor or migration out across several worktrees at once
• Hand a branch from one agent to another with its full terminal context
• Dispatch work to agents on a remote host and monitor until every worker reports done or blocked

Claude Code users can also get it from the Superset plugin: /plugin marketplace add superset-sh/superset.

A Cleaner, Denser Sidebar #5944 #5824 #5887

The sidebar got a full restyle: denser rows, muted icons, keycap-style shortcut hints, and a single continuous top bar on workspace views. Ports and running agents now show as compact chips under each workspace row.

• Hover a chip for the full list of ports or agents, each with its own close or stop button
• One click closes all ports or stops all agents for a workspace
• Right-click an agent chip for quick actions #5805

The restyled sidebar with denser rows, a Pinned section, and project groups next to the new-workspace view

Grok and Kimi Code Join the Agent Lineup #5859 #5780

xAI's Grok Build and Moonshot's Kimi Code are now first-class Superset agents, with their own icons, launch presets, and live working/idle status in the sidebar.

• Grok permission prompts surface as desktop notifications, contributed by @psinha40898 #6025
• Panes waiting on your input now show a yellow indicator instead of red #6017

Add either one in Settings → Agents → Add agent and it appears in the new-workspace picker, automations, and the terminal preset bar.

Grok's agent settings page next to the Add agent picker, with Kimi Code highlighted among Amp, Gemini, Copilot, Mistral Vibe, and Cursor Agent

Superset 2.0 Starts Rolling Out #5821 #6118

For months Superset has shipped as two apps in one: the original interface and the new 2.0 experience behind an opt-in. We're consolidating on 2.0 so every fix and feature lands in one place, and the upgrade is rolling out gradually over the coming weeks. If you're still on the original interface, nothing to do: when it's your turn the upgrade happens automatically, and your next launch lands in 2.0, in your last active workspace.

• Projects, workspaces, settings, and presets all come along
• A heads-up card appears before the switch and a welcome card after
• Running terminal sessions don't carry over; workspaces reopen with fresh terminals in their old folders

The welcome card shown on the first launch after migrating to the new Superset

Improvements

• Running terminals come back on open - opening a workspace recreates panes for sessions started by automations or a previous run, and background agents survive host restarts #5740 #5823 #5808
• Terminal connection status - a dead terminal shows a reconnecting or disconnected dot in the pane header; click it for a diagnosis and a Reconnect button #5652
• Editor and terminal typography controls - line height, letter spacing, weight, ligatures, and cursor style, with live previews, in Settings → Appearance #5775
• Find in the Changes pane - press ⌘F to search the whole diff; next/previous expands collapsed files for you #5648
• Failed agents say so - Claude Code API errors show a red "failed" status on the pane, and Clear Status unsticks an agent stuck on "working" #5697 #5744
• Close confirmations - closing a terminal with a running command or active ports asks first, and a workspace action closes all ports at once #5517 #6007 #5779
• Prompt history - the new-workspace screen keeps your last 50 prompts; click the history icon to search and reuse one #6083
• Diff review on iOS - long-press a line in the mobile app to draft comments, then send the whole review to your agent #5838
• Blank projects - create a fresh git repo without leaving Superset, from the new-workspace picker or onboarding #5906
• Import existing worktrees - right-click a project to adopt worktrees created outside Superset as workspaces #6097
• Resource monitor in the command palette - press ⌘⇧U for per-workspace CPU and memory #6037
• Reveal in Finder - from the file pane header and the project right-click menu #6071 #6073
• CLI on Intel Macs - the install script and Homebrew formula now ship Intel builds #6059 #6057
• Per-launch reasoning effort - superset workspaces create --effort high overrides the agent's default for one launch #5994
• Better workspace names - titles match your prompt's language, contributed by @kba977, and fall back to your agent's own CLI without Anthropic or OpenAI keys #6039 #5742
• Adding an agent creates its launcher - add one in Settings → Agents and it appears everywhere: new-workspace picker, automations, preset bar #5745
• Teardown commands run on delete - deleting a workspace runs the teardown commands from .superset/config.json, not just teardown.sh, contributed by @abhay-codes07 #5661
• Tab-drag merge preview and settings polish - a drag affordance for merging tabs plus a cleaner Settings screen, contributed by @mikemilla #5647
• Smoother onboarding - live prerequisite checks, a one-click GitHub CLI install, and clone errors you can act on #6115 #6117 #6116
• Agent-ready docs - every docs page has a plain-markdown twin and the docs are searchable over MCP #5910 #5912
• Experimental: wait for setup before starting agents - the agent chains after your setup script in one terminal, contributed by @MikeMcQuaid; enable it in Settings → Experimental #5925

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Bug fixes

• Stability - Fixed white screens from a sign-in redirect loop and from terminal scrollback piling up in local storage #5734 #5743 #6036 #6038
• Stability - Sidebar layout no longer resets, and corrupted local state no longer signs you out #6089 #6050 #6094
• Stability - Updating the app no longer kills running terminals, and the update button installs the update instead of just closing the app #5721 #6049
• Terminal - Fixed garbled text from a shared-atlas rendering bug #5701
• Terminal - A single flooding terminal no longer drops every terminal in the workspace #5747 #5748
• Terminal - Terminals reconnect reliably after sleep/wake, network drops, and a recovered daemon #5702 #5759
• Terminal - Hidden panes repaint correctly when revealed, and closing a workspace disposes its terminals #5725 #5752
• Terminal - Killing an agent mid-session no longer leaves the terminal ignoring input #5790
• Terminal - Agent and preset commands no longer get dropped when the shell starts slowly #5774 #5927
• Agents - Refreshed the Cursor model list, and Cursor sessions show Cursor Composer instead of a stale Claude label #5753 #5882
• Workspaces - Open in IDE works again in v2 workspaces #5877
• Workspaces - New workspaces fork from a fresh copy of non-default base branches #5913
• Workspaces - Branches past 500 commits show their true commit count, and long base-branch names truncate in the "from" label, contributed by @ethan0905 #5890 #5985
• Workspaces - PR links attach at creation, and no longer attach to unrelated PRs that just target the default branch #6125 #5692
• Workspaces - Deleting a host removes its workspaces too #5727
• Automations - Creation works reliably, the agent survives internal config reseeds, and runs survive a deleted pinned workspace #5878 #5943 #5741
• Automations - The failure badge clears when you open the page, and offline-host runs point you at the relay settings that fix them #5689 #5675
• Files & Markdown - Rendered code blocks keep their whitespace, contributed by @navidRashik #5659
• Files & Markdown - Copying a Markdown preview table keeps the table, contributed by @lizard-kim, and video previews play again in the file viewer #5688 #5691
• Files & Markdown - Long commit messages wrap in the commit range modal, contributed by @hackice20 #5794
• UI - The template gallery no longer vanishes on outside clicks, project settings render correctly, and preset-bar tooltips show just the hotkey #5720 #5749 #5730

We spent the week on performance: reducing memory consumption, smoothing out git hitches, and cutting background CPU.

Every number below is a measured before/after, not an estimate.

Renderer memory with 16 terminals open down 26% from 1,127 to 838 MB, worst UI stall while git churns a 20,000-file repo 3 times smaller from 82.3 to 28.0 ms, and background scans per cycle with 15 terminals 15 times fewer from 15 to 1

TL;DR

• Less memory, fewer crashes. Sessions with lots of terminals stay responsive and are far less likely to white-screen, even on 8 or 16 GB machines.
  • Renderer memory 1,127 → 838 MB (−26%)
  • JS heap 581 → 286 MB (−51%)
  • 4× fewer GPU contexts
• No more hitching from git. Switching branches or changing lots of files at once no longer stutters the app.
  • Worst-case stall on the UI thread 82.3 → 28.0 ms (3× smaller)
  • Typical stall 24.5 → 9.5 ms
• Quieter in the background. Port detection uses far less CPU, so quieter fans and better battery, even with many terminals open.
  • Background scans 15 → 1 per cycle (15× fewer)
  • Idle terminals scan every 30s instead of every 2.5s (12× less)

Lower Memory When You Keep Many Terminals Open #5751 #5754

Every hidden terminal used to keep its full scrollback and a live GPU context, forever. Open a lot of them in one session and memory could climb past a gigabyte.

Now Superset keeps only your most-recent terminals in memory. The rest are saved to disk and rebuilt when you switch back. The process behind each one keeps running the whole time, so nothing is lost.

The test: 16 background terminals, each filled with about 5,000 lines.

Metric	Before	After
Terminals held in memory (GPU contexts)	16	4
Scrollback lines retained	80,016	20,004
Renderer JS heap	581 MB	286 MB (−51%)
Renderer process memory (RSS)	1,127 MB	838 MB (−26%)

Renderer memory with 16 terminals open drops from 1,127 MB to 838 MB, a 26% reduction

Live GPU contexts held in memory drop from 16 to 4 with 16 terminals open, 4 times fewer

You set the limit in Settings → Terminal → Background terminal memory (default 12).

Active terminals are never touched, and neither are running TUIs like vim or a coding agent. Hidden in-app browser tabs are offloaded the same way, and rebuilt when you switch back.

Smoother While Git Churns in Big Repos #5750 #5746

In big repos, git status used to run on the same thread that streams your terminal output. So a branch switch, or a burst of file changes across several workspaces, could make the whole app hitch.

That work now runs on a background pool of workers. Large batches of file-change events are capped instead of piling up.

The test: 8 workspaces churning a 20,000-file repo, with 600 files dirty.

Metric	Before	After
File-watch stall, p99	31.7 ms	10.7 ms
File-watch stall, worst case	82.3 ms	28.0 ms
Full status refresh, p99	24.5 ms	9.5 ms
Full status refresh, worst case	49.0 ms	17.6 ms

Worst-case main-thread stall under heavy git load drops from 82.3 ms to 28.0 ms

Typical main-thread stall (p99) under heavy git load drops from 24.5 ms to 9.5 ms

Lower is better here. It means the thread that keeps your terminals and UI responsive spends far less time blocked.

There's no setting to flip. It's on for everyone.

Lighter Background CPU From Port Detection #5723

Port detection spots a dev server and offers to open it. It used to scan the whole process table once per terminal, on every tick. The more terminals you had open, the more background ps processes it spawned.

Now it runs one shared scan per cycle, no matter how many terminals are open. Idle terminals scan even less often.

The test: the real scanner with 15 terminals registered, counting every ps spawn over 6 cycles.

Metric	Before	After
ps spawns per cycle	15	1
Total ps spawns over 6 cycles	90	6

Port detection with 15 terminals open drops from 15 background process scans per cycle to 1

Idle terminals scan every 30 seconds instead of every 2.5 seconds, 12 times less often

Idle terminals also slow down, from a scan every 2.5 seconds to every 30. They speed back up the moment they print output. So a machine full of quiet terminals nearly stops scanning.

More to come

This is just the start. We want Superset to be the one workspace you need to build software, and being fast is a big part of that. We'll keep pushing on performance every release.

Rich Input for the Terminal #5453

Press ⌘I over any terminal pane and compose in a real editor instead of the raw TTY line. Great for prompting CLI agents like Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode.

Rich input overlay floating over a Claude Code terminal, with a multiline prompt drafted

• Enter sends, Shift+Enter adds a newline, and multiline prompts land as one block instead of executing line-by-line
• @file mentions work, powered by the same editor as workspace chat
• One global toggle covers every pane and persists across restarts #5522

Terminal Scrolling at Ghostty Speed #5563

Claude Code transcript scrolling in Superset terminals used to crawl at about a third of native speed. Agent TUIs now compensate correctly for our terminal, and scrolling matches Ghostty.

Mistral Vibe Joins the Agent Roster #5552

Mistral Vibe is now a first-class terminal agent, contributed by @ThomsenDrake from the Mistral team. Pick it in any agent picker, choose a model, and get the same working indicator and completion chime as the built-ins.

Add agent menu in Settings → Agents showing Mistral Vibe alongside Amp, Gemini, OpenCode, Copilot, and more

• Model picker includes mistral-medium-3.5 and devstral-small
• GPT-5.6 Sol, Terra, and Luna added to the Codex model picker #5558

Improvements

• Wake offline hosts - Attach a wake command to any host and run superset hosts wake <host> to power it back on #5557
• Remote hosts on every plan - Connecting to remote hosts through the relay no longer requires a paid plan #5571
• Sydney relay region - Australian users get a local relay for lower latency and fewer dropped connections #5544
• Inline update pill - The update toast is gone; a compact pill in the sidebar shows download progress, installs on click, and confirms the new version #5588
• Copy CI logs - Copy a failed GitHub Actions job's logs straight from the review sidebar for pasting into a prompt #5257
• Linear filters for Tasks - Filter and sort tasks by Linear project, cycle, due date, and priority across the desktop, CLI, and MCP #2895
• Clear terminal connection errors - When a terminal can't connect, the pane now says why (host offline, no access, or a relay routing issue) #5546
• Delete hosts - Owners can remove a host from Settings with typed confirmation #5566
• Presets bar in the View menu - Show or hide the presets bar from View → Toggle Presets Bar #5576
• CLI workspace lookup - superset ws get prints a workspace's details, with --field for scripting #5549
• The main workspace is "local" - The repo checkout always displays as "local" and can no longer be renamed #5586

Experimental: live agent sessions on iOS - an early build of driving a coding agent running on your desktop from the iOS app; the agent and your code stay on your machine. Off by default under Desktop → Settings → Security. #5580

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Bug fixes

• Fixed remote-host terminals showing "disconnected" when the host lives in a different relay region #5542
• Stopped broken sessions from hammering auth endpoints with retry storms #5518
• Diff view syntax highlighting now follows your custom theme #5404
• Custom agent icons now apply to terminal presets #5495
• Malformed pane layouts heal themselves instead of crashing the workspace #5512
• Capped renderer memory growth from long chat sessions #5459
• Workspaces now stay in the creating state until creation fully resolves #5545
• Fixed agent launch failing when attachment directories were missing #5560
• Fixed git status failing under a truncated login-shell PATH #5574
• More reliable AI-generated workspace names #5567
• Stopped sync clients from retrying fatal errors in a loop #5572
• Terminal streams now close cleanly with accurate error codes instead of hanging #5548

Bring Your Own Terminal Agents #5420

You can now add your own custom terminal agents alongside the built-ins, each with its own icon and launch command.

Add a custom terminal agent from Settings → Agents

• Register any CLI agent and give it a name and icon
• Runs everywhere the built-in agents do
• Polygraph ships as a new built-in terminal agent #5422

Redesigned Workspace Activity Strip #5439

The v2 sidebar now surfaces what each workspace is actually doing in a single compact activity strip.

Running agents and open ports shown inline on the workspace item

• Running agents and open ports live inline on the workspace item #5414
• Running and PR state persist across restarts, with a Clear Status action #5349
• Live-work sections are emphasized so in-progress workspaces stand out #5416
• Agent chips stay hidden unless multiple agents are running #5445

Fable 5 and Reasoning Effort #5418

Launch agents with the Fable model family and pick a reasoning-effort level right from the workspace.

New workspace dialog: pick the model (Fable, Opus, Sonnet, Haiku) and reasoning effort inline

• Fable 5 available in the copilot, cursor-agent, and opencode model pickers #5435
• Model picker added to the workspace create dialog #5248

Workspace Dock Badge #5351

The macOS dock icon now shows a badge for workspaces with unread activity or that need your attention, so you can step away and still know when an agent wants you.

Superset dock icon showing an attention badge for workspaces that need you

Improvements

Real tables for Automations & Workspaces: sortable columns, grouped project headers, row context menus, and an overflow fix. #5454

Automations table with sortable columns, Mine/Team tabs, and run status

Workspaces table grouped by project with sortable Host, Branch, and Created columns

• Loud automation failures - Automation runs now surface failures instead of failing silently #4817
• View files outside the workspace root - Open and inspect files beyond the workspace directory #5427
• "Last used" sign-in badge - See which method you last signed in with #5432
• Restored-session separator - A clear marker shows where a v2 terminal cold-restored a previous session #5448
• Quit Superset Completely - New macOS app menu item to fully quit #5419
• Configurable port badges - Choose where v2 port badges open from Settings → Links #5350

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Bug fixes

• Fixed file navigator lag and empty-folder-on-expand #4961
• Fixed Cmd+Backspace sending a bare Ctrl-U in the terminal #5388
• Shift+Enter now inserts a newline in terminal chat TUIs #5434
• Restored the native right-click edit menu for text inputs #5441
• Batched folder-level Discard All to avoid git index.lock races #5442
• Fixed terminal resize bricking the parser mid inline-image decode #5352
• Kept workspace PR and diff state from drifting out of sync with GitHub #5455
• Recovered v2 open ports promptly after a host-service restart #5430
• Detect ports for terminals without an attached renderer #5325
• Kept device and workspace host in sync for automations #5394
• Fixed billing to read invoices from the org's canonical Stripe customer #5406
• Stopped force reload from hijacking reopen tab #5121
• Kept traffic-light chrome and sidebar icons a constant size under page zoom #5390

Superset is now usable from a lot more places than the desktop app: a fleshed-out CLI and TypeScript SDK, a Slack agent that spins up workspaces on its own, and a mobile app heading into internal review.

Automations

Automations are cron jobs for agent sessions. Pick a project, write a prompt, set a schedule, and Superset dispatches an agent run against a fresh workspace every time it fires. The output is a live workspace you can open, review, and continue interactively.

Typical uses:

• Nightly standups: summarize PRs, issues, and activity from the last 24 hours
• Release notes: draft from merged commits each week
• Security & dependency sweeps: scan for vulnerable packages or deprecated APIs every morning
• Long-running refactors: "bump TypeScript to 5.7 in the next un-migrated package" on a daily cadence

This batch brings automations into their own as a first-class workflow:

• Prompt version history #3996: every edit to an automation's prompt is snapshotted. Browse previous versions and restore any of them, so an accidental change is no longer a one-way door.
• Redesigned automations tab #4225: new layout that makes a queue of runs easier to scan at a glance.
• Mine vs. Team filter #4403: automations now belong to a team. Filter the runs view between Mine and Team to see only what you ran vs. everything your team kicked off.

Drive them from the CLI

Everything you can do in the UI is now scriptable. New in this batch: prompt get / prompt set #3966 and the --name filter on list #3959.

superset automations run is also exposed via the TypeScript SDK and MCP, so you can dispatch runs from a CI job, an internal admin panel, or a Slack slash command. See the Automations docs for the full surface.

Superset CLI

The superset CLI grew real project and workspace commands and a cross-device login flow.

New commands:

• superset projects create #4355: scaffold a new Superset project from your shell.
• superset projects setup #4356: link an existing local repo to a Superset project.
• superset workspaces open #4258: open a workspace directly from the terminal.
• superset auth login #3965: now uses OAuth device code + PKCE, so it works on headless servers and across devices.

Setting it up:

The accompanying TypeScript SDK #3937 (@superset_sh/sdk) mirrors the CLI 1:1 (same procedures, same shapes), so anything you can do from your shell, you can do from a script, a CI job, or an internal tool.

Linux superset start and superset update are now fixed #4635.

Slack bot

Superset Slack bot spinning up a workspace and reporting back in-thread

@superset in Slack is now an actual agent, not a task-filer. Mention it in a channel or DM it from anywhere, and it can:

• Create, update, search, and triage tasks from the conversation it's standing in, pulling assignees, statuses, and priorities from your team's Linear/Superset setup.
• Spin up a cloud workspace and launch a coding agent to actually do the work. For code-change requests (e.g. "@superset bump our Sentry SDK to v9 across all apps"), it now defaults to spawning a workspace and agent rather than just filing a ticket #4660.
• Read the thread or channel history on its own to gather context: no need to copy-paste the prior messages.
• Search the web with citations when a request needs up-to-date info.
• Unfurl Superset task and workspace links with rich previews when they're shared in a channel.

Setting it up:

1. In the dashboard, go to Integrations → Slack.
2. Click Connect to install the Superset Slack app into your workspace (OAuth).
3. Mention @superset in any channel, or open a DM with the bot, and describe what you want done.

If Slack was already connected before this release, no action needed: proactive workspace creation is on by default.

Mobile: internal review

The mobile app is in internal review. Core flows (workspaces list, task triage, agent chat, and the live terminal viewer) are wired up against the same APIs as web and desktop. We're dogfooding on-device now ahead of a wider beta.

Also in this batch

• Teams as a first-class primitive #4403: assign members, workspaces, and automations to a team. Powers the Mine/Team automations split above.
• Terminal sessions survive app updates #3971: the PTY daemon hands off file descriptors on upgrade, so running shells stay alive when Superset auto-updates.
• Web terminal presets #4653: run your common commands with a single click in the web terminal, same as desktop.

Minor updates

V2 changes tab gained inline stage/unstage/discard controls #4022 and diff comments gained a copy action #4389. Workspaces can be started with a preset for repeatable agent runs #4335. The relay server now drains tunnel connections cleanly on shutdown ahead of the multi-region rollout #4594. Theme search in the command palette #4573. macOS notifications now include workspace and project context #4614. MCP OAuth access token TTL bumped to 7 days #4365.

Superset 2.0 is in open beta. Enable it under Settings → Experimental #3748. It's a 2-way door, and your v1 workspaces and sessions stay put when you flip back.

Settings → Experimental: Try Superset v2 toggle and v1 → v2 migration

Remote workspaces

In 2.0, a workspace runs on a host: your own machine or another Superset device. Point your local app at any Superset device on the same network (a beefier box across the room, a cloud VM, a teammate's host) and run workspaces on it as if they were local. Terminal, file editor, and chat all behave the same way #3566 #3606, and ports listening on the remote host show up in your sidebar #3676.

Sidebar with a Cloud workspace group and a remote workspace hover card

Reimagined diff view

The diff viewer is rebuilt to feel like reviewing a PR on your machine: one infinite-scroll diff with a compact sidebar of changed files, per-file viewed state #3715 #3776, and shift/cmd-click selection across the file list #3683.

v2 Changes pane: infinite-scroll diff with compact file sidebar and review tab

Superset CLI

The superset CLI is a single static binary that drives the same backend as the desktop app. Sign in with superset auth login, then create workspaces, tail terminals, and trigger automations from your shell or CI #3638 #3640.

CLI docs →

A real IDE shell

Tab → Split → Pane with drag-and-drop everywhere: drop panes onto the tab strip to spawn tabs #3809. File tree with git decorations, file editor, a browser pane that keeps state across switches, a fresh terminal (XTerm.js + WebGL, kitty keyboard, OSC links, search), and live-synced data with optimistic updates #3722, all in one window.

Migration in place

1.x projects and workspaces port directly into 2.0 #3670. The migration is org-idempotent #3775 #3781 #3783, and the migration modal only shows on first onboard #3816.

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Also shipped this week

v2 project setup

• Create or import a project from v2 #3566, with name inferred from folder #3605
• v2 project settings + setup/relocate path #3606, wired into sidebar #3592
• Non-setup projects route to settings from the new-workspace modal #3626
• Auto-create a v2 main workspace on host project setup #3632
• Keypad loading screen ported to v2 #3788

Scheduled agent runs #3576

Automations now run on a cadence: same execution path as a manual run.

Sidebar

• Persistent hover card showing branch/PR/status #3813, rename branches inline from it #3793
• PR state shown as the workspace icon #3694, local/remote/offline state on icons #3649, pending workspaces pinned to top #3655
• AI generates title + branch together on workspace create #3692
• Sortable v2 workspaces table #3660
• Refreshed icons #3755 #3800, branch row dropped (lives in hover card) #3733, open state persists across workspaces #3656
• Group management: inline rename on create, cleaner ungroup/delete, hover-only actions #3745
• Mark-as-unread #3773 clears on click #3765, notification hooks play client-side #3675

Cross-workspace terminals

• Terminal session dropdown lists shells from every workspace #3751 with live shell/process titles #3740
• Hide other-workspace sessions if you'd rather scope to current #3774

Chat & markdown

• GPT-5.5 #3808 and Opus 4.7 #3579 in v2 chat
• Mermaid diagrams in markdown pane #3642, Tiptap tables #3719
• v1 review comments open in a pane #3596
• Chat double header collapsed #3805, comment headers consolidated #3803

Improvements

• Diff pane file viewer (Shift-click for new tab) #3715, tighter file headers #3776, shift/cmd-click selection #3683
• Configurable v2 link-click behavior #3600, Copy Branch Name in context menus #3635
• v2 terminal hotkeys backported to v1 #3724, narrow pane header responsiveness #3737, terminal drop hover animation #3769, Ghostty keyboard model #3700
• v2 file-open honors CMD+O editor choice #3674, agent selection honored in new-workspace modal #3699, task title used as workspace name #3678
• "Also delete local branch" persists #3681, worktrees under ~/.superset/worktrees/<projectId> #3669, AI workspace naming on v2 create #3654
• Workspace setup loader keypad + scrolling steps #3647, safer terminal agent preset defaults #3546, scaffolded PR action header (gated) #3777

Beyond v2

• Hosts settings page for managing host access #3768
• /pricing page + redesigned header/footer IA #3639
• Marketing product menu simplified, yearly discount surfaced #3691

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Bug fixes

• Terminal: sleep lifecycle #3711, OSC links #3736, resize #3739 #3756, paste auto-submit #3582, Unicode 11 buffer #3581, Shift+Enter in TUIs #3667, connection diagnostics #3801
• v2 stability across workspace switches #3687, browser passthrough on resize #3744
• Git correctness: upstream/3-dot/numstat #3543, cross-fork PR attribution #3625, branch-only workspace status #3295
• Sidebar: new workspaces at top of project #3619, hide rows during destroy #3621, sync #3746, no nav-away on delete #3771, active selection after removal #3767 #3741, delete toast + switch #3661, project settings route #3592, scrollable project dropdown #3628
• Long workspace names wrap in v1 hover #3603, no overflow on create-error page #3718, DevicePicker dedupe #3593
• AI naming for OAuth-only users #3580, ask_user vs sandbox prompt #3662, no spurious folder picker on settings nav #3602
• Host services survive app update #3620, restart adoption #3732, tray org name #3629, ports dropdown failed-host indicator #3787, duplicate clone URLs allowed #3723
• Automations: list flicker #3772, timezone scheduling #3738
• Security: shell.openExternal URL allowlist #3650, uuid GHSA-w5hq-g745-h8pq #3680

A big update covering the last three weeks. The chat interface got a top-to-bottom UX overhaul with a new rich-text prompt editor, slash-command and file-mention chips, and a redesigned tool-call system. The v2 workspace is now in early access, with panes, a diff viewer, a file editor, a review tab, and a browser pane. The Superset CLI shipped and then grew a self-contained tarball that can run the host-service anywhere. The desktop app got a full brand refresh, and GitHub integration is now free on every plan.

Chat UX overhaul #3039

Tiptap prompt input

The prompt is now a ProseMirror-based rich text editor with inline chips for commands and file references.

• Slash command chips: type / to open a command menu; the command becomes an inline chip anywhere in the message instead of submitting immediately. Chips with an argumentHint expose an inline editable input with auto-sizing and keyboard nav; /model shows a dropdown of available models.
• File mention chips: type @ to open a file-search popover anchored to the cursor. Picking a file inserts a chip that serializes to @path on send.
• Skill preload: /command chips are extracted before the LLM turn so the harness loads the right skill first. A SkillToolCall row shows in the message while the skill loads.
• Preview on hover: hovering a chip shows a popover with its description (hidden while an arg input is focused).
• IME composition guard prevents submit while CJK input is pending; Tab no longer auto-selects commands (Enter or click only).

Redesigned tool calls

• Compact, monospaced ToolInput / ToolOutput / ToolHeader layout with a braille spinner and left-side icons
• Subagent activity rendered inline as a collapsible tool wrapper, with full markdown for task prompt and response
• Clickable file names on every file-related tool call row (read, write, LSP inspect): clicking opens the file in the editor pane
• Syntax-highlighted read-file output with filename header and line-range label; expand/collapse and copy on every code block

ask_user flow

• Footer overlay with pinned header/footer and scrollable option buttons: no more inline question UI
• Status chips (Awaiting Response / Answered / Cancelled) with a collapsible answer bubble; cancelled shows immediately when aborted
• Optimistic dismiss on submit; prompt textarea auto-focuses after answering
• ask_user is now required for all Superset questions: no plain-text fallbacks

Workspace status and notifications

• A pending question puts an orange dot on the workspace nav and fires a native OS toast, driven server-side through the lifecycle event pipeline so it works when the tab is unfocused
• Orange dot clears immediately on answer submit
• Auto-scroll to bottom on message send, new question arrival, and answer submit

The v2 workspace is in early access

v2 workspace early access

v2 is a ground-up rebuild of the workspace aimed at cloud. We tore out v1's accumulated cruft, rewrote the terminal from scratch to fix the rendering glitches, and re-architected the app like a real IDE: Tab → Split → Pane, a proper file tree with git decorations, a full editor, and a diff viewer that handles large changesets. Opt-in for now; here's what's in the box:

Pane layout system #3088

A new flexible Tab → Split → Pane structure built on the @superset/panes package, with weighted resizable splits.

• Drag and drop panes to rearrange them #3090
• Drag to reorder tabs within a tab group #3094
• Right-click pane headers for split / close / close others #3196
• Double-click a split separator to equalize pane sizes #3101
• Cmd+Alt+Arrow moves focus between panes #3403 #3460
• Closing the active pane focuses the nearest sibling #3198

Diff viewer #3384

v2 diff viewer

A GitHub-style multi-file diff pane with lazy loading, a persistent "Viewed" state synced to the sidebar Changes list, unified/split view toggles, and header actions for collapse, expand unchanged, copy, and revert. Open it in its own tab with ⌘⇧L #3420 #3556.

File editor #3526

v2 file tree and editor

A full editor pane: foundation, views, and a large stability pass. The file tree shows git decorations inline #3320.

Review tab #3463

PR info, checks, and comments rendered inline in the v2 workspace, matching the v1 review experience.

PR checkout and launch context #3525 #3467

Check out a PR directly from v2 via a widened checkout procedure, and compose a full launch context (selected files, instructions, branch state) before starting work.

Browser pane #3346

Pages stay loaded across tab switches and workspace navigations: no reloads, no lost scroll or form state. URL bar, back/forward/reload, history autocomplete, DevTools, screenshots, and hard reload from the overflow menu.

Git Changes sidebar #3177

A Changes tab in the right sidebar showing ahead/behind status, commit count, and a filterable file list. Filter by all changes, uncommitted only, a single commit, or a commit range. Searchable base-branch picker and inline rename for unpushed branches.

Superset CLI #3194

The superset CLI lets you manage Superset from your terminal, and ships as a self-contained tarball #3298 so you can run the host-service on a remote server, CI box, or cloud VM without the desktop app.

Binaries for macOS (arm64, x64) and Linux x64. --json output mode for scripting and agent use.

Brand refresh #3367

Brand refresh: new logo and icon treatment

New logo and icon treatment across the desktop app, DMG installer background, tray icon, and wordmark. In dev builds, each workspace gets a color-coded corner fold on the dock icon so open workspaces are distinguishable at a glance.

GitHub integration is free #3152

PR review, issue linking, and push-from-desktop are available on every plan, no Pro subscription required.

Improvements

• V2 file editor foundation: editor views plus a large stability pass #3526
• V2 review tab: PR info, checks, and comments inline #3463
• V2 PR checkout: checkout a PR directly in a v2 workspace #3525
• V2 launch context composition: prep files, instructions, and branch state before launching #3467
• Recently Viewed in Quick Open: surfaces files you were just looking at #3488
• Paginated branch picker: scales to thousands of branches with inline checkout + open actions #3397
• Modifier-keyed terminal file links: ⌘/Ctrl+click opens in external editor or new tab #3512 #3398
• Drag-and-drop into v2 terminal panes: drop files to insert their paths #3542
• Tasks link restored in v2 dashboard sidebar #3553
• Escape closes settings #3466
• Hotkey defaults: unbound defaults plus restored prev/next tab and workspace shortcuts #3422 #3472
• Allow hotkeys in editable content #3418
• Terminal search: ⌘F / Ctrl+Shift+F in the v2 terminal #3289
• Kitty keyboard protocol: better modifier support in neovim, fish 4+, and others #3289
• Terminal theme and font settings in v2 (parity with v1) #3155
• Fast file search: VS Code's path-aware fuzzy scorer with pre-warmed index #3136
• V2 top bar: right sidebar toggle, org dropdown, unified "Open In" button #3197
• Git decorations in v2 file tree #3320
• V2 preset parity + setup scripts #3354 #3359
• V1/v2 toggle from the top bar, preference persists #3347
• Host service durability: survives app quits, re-adopted on next launch #3157
• Relay security setting: Settings → Security controls whether this machine is exposed; defaults to off #3304
• Unified workspace delete: v2 delete goes through the host-service #3443
• Focus neighbor on workspace delete: drops you on an adjacent workspace, not / #3401
• Create Section Below promoted to top-level on the workspace menu #3537
• Event-driven tray menu showing the real org name #3458
• Notification sound volume dropdown in settings #3073
• Resolve review comments directly in the review tab #3078
• Public roadmap at superset.sh/roadmap #3074

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Bug fixes

• Security: bumped drizzle-orm and better-auth to patch CVEs #3560; pinned axios against a known supply-chain vector #3043
• Chat: cut display polling to 4fps and restored query cache defaults #3562
• Chat: prevent keyboard shortcuts from leaking characters into the chat input #3520
• Terminal: recover from non-monospace font crash #3554
• Terminal: unblock v1 input during shell init #3550
• Terminal: sync v1 dimensions to backend on connect #3545
• Terminal: match VS Code clipboard handling #3415
• Terminal: restore ⌘+click for v1 file links; refresh v2 link tooltip editor #3457 #3552
• Terminal: correct dimensions sent after attach (fixes TUI apps) #3154
• Terminal: fixed output garbling with a new session transport #3252
• Auto-updater: restored on macOS; recover from corrupt update cache; spinner while pending; guard repeat clicks #3291 #3278 #3495 #3561 #3549
• macOS quit: ⌘Q and Dock Quit now fully exit instead of backgrounding to tray #3205
• macOS: trigger Local Network permission on startup #3551
• Port scanner: stop excessive lsof spawning #3547
• V2 workspace: prevent "workspace not found" flash after create; gate children on collection readiness; derive base branch from git config #3494 #3464 #3492
• V2 file tree: no longer blocks on slow git status checks; file icons resolve on nested routes #3400 #3199
• V2 sidebar: LOC badge hidden when no changes; section count matches visual grouping; native clipboard for copy path #3399 #3544 #3462
• V2 diff sidebar: removed viewed checkboxes; right sidebar toggle is reactive #3480 #3421
• V2: Open In editor is project-scoped, not workspace-scoped; duplicate panes on new-tab file opens; modal focus trap on workspace dialogs #3393 #3093 #3392
• V1: fix Cmd+O firing open-in twice; fix split pane startup sizing; --no-track in createWorktree #3511 #3416 #3548
• Keyboard: Ctrl bindings, event.code unification, terminal override respect #3391
• IME composition in new-workspace Enter handlers #3486
• File attachments pass through the prompt input #3334
• Close-workspace shortcut no longer conflicts with tab close (now ⌘⇧⌫) #3037
• Pending failure error messages are selectable #3432
• Font-settings query no longer silently routed through host-service #3394
• MCP: accept resource URL as valid OAuth audience; fix devices incorrectly classified as offline #3459 #3299
• CLI auth switched to OAuth PKCE + loopback #3318

Mobile Agents Experience (WIP) #2595

We're building out a mobile-first agents experience in the web app. This is still a work in progress, but you can already browse, start, and monitor agents from your phone with an interface designed for smaller screens. More to come here.

SOC 2 Compliance & Pen Test Passed

The big news this week: Superset now passes its independent penetration test and meets SOC 2 compliance requirements. We shipped a round of security hardening based on findings from the pen test. This is a major milestone for teams that need enterprise-grade security assurances.

Theme Marketplace #2966

Theme Marketplace

Browse and install themes from the new theme marketplace. When your system is set to auto mode, you can now independently configure which theme is used for light and dark #2557.

Improvements

• Open in editor from worktrees - Jump straight from a worktree into your external editor #2999
• Cmd-click file paths - File paths in chat or output can be Cmd-clicked to open in your editor #2903
• New workspace modal UX - Cleaner layout with icon buttons and server-side PR search #2980 #2909
• Close workspace hotkey - Cmd+W to close a workspace #2907
• Settings search indicator - Visual indicator when a search filter is active in settings #2997
• Terminal flow control - Hardened backlog and flow control to prevent output drops under heavy load #3006

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Bug fixes

• Fixed PTY spawn failure leaving zombie sessions that blocked new terminals #2963
• Batched PTY output to prevent bun dev crashes in terminal #3001
• Preserved chat cursor position #2993
• Restored Codex loading state #2998
• Fixed workspace search regressions #2979
• Honored linked PR push targets #2977
• Fixed worktree deletion #2929
• Removed spurious terminal backpressure warning #2996
• Restored native text editing shortcuts in chat #2676

Review Tab in Changes Sidebar #2681

The changes sidebar now has a dedicated Review tab. You can read, filter, and respond to PR review comments without leaving the desktop app.

• Resolved comments are separated from open ones so you can focus on what still needs attention
• Stays in sync with GitHub, refreshing automatically after PR mutations

Task Create & Detail Actions #2656 #2660

Task create modal

You can now create tasks and take actions on them directly from the desktop without switching to Linear or the web app.

• New task create modal for quickly filing tasks from wherever you are
• Task detail action menu for quick actions on individual tasks

Project-Level Presets Configurable #2719

Project-level presets

Terminal presets can now be scoped to a specific project. Project-level presets only appear when you're working in that project, keeping the preset list clean and context-relevant.

Run Button & Stop Command #2680 #2740

Run button

The run button has moved to the presets bar (Cmd+G) and now includes a stop command so you can cancel a running preset mid-execution.

• Cmd+G triggers the run preset from anywhere in the workspace
• Stop button cancels in-progress runs immediately

Improvements

• AI-generated branch names - Superset now suggests a branch name when creating a workspace, with automatic conflict resolution if the name is taken #2627
• Chat draft preserved - Unsent chat text is now saved when you switch tabs or workspaces and restored when you come back #2631
• Warn before closing dirty editors - Desktop now prompts before closing a file tab with unsaved changes #2717
• GitHub issue attachment in workspace modal - You can attach a GitHub issue directly in the new workspace modal, giving the agent immediate context #2678
• Autosave for setup/teardown scripts - Setup and teardown scripts now save automatically as you edit them #2644
• CMD+R reload now configurable - The Cmd+R reload shortcut can be remapped or disabled from keyboard settings #2716
• Virtualized git history - The commit list in the git history panel is now virtualized and capped at 500, preventing slowdowns in repos with long histories #2763
• PR merge loading feedback - The merge button now shows a loading state while a PR merge is in progress #2703

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Bug fixes:

• Fixed TERMINAL_ATTACH_CANCELED errors when opening worktrees #2749
• Fixed MCP OAuth 500 without an active organization #2683
• Prevented external worktree data loss #2573
• Fixed workspace sidebar drag start instability #2723
• Synced plan gating with live subscriptions #2713
• Fixed file viewer tabs being duplicated across workspaces #2712
• Fixed PR branch reuse on publish #2673
• Preserved cursor position when saving a file #2645
• Fixed chat focus after @mention file selection #2653

Configurable Agent Settings #2495

Agent behavior is now configurable from the desktop settings UI. You can override built-in presets, preview prompt templates, and reuse the same agent definitions everywhere you launch work without editing config files by hand.

• Adjust model, labels, descriptions, commands, and prompt templates from one settings page
• Changes save immediately and can be reset back to defaults
• The same shared agent presets now power workspace creation and task launch flows

Simpler Workspace Modal #2391 #2506 #2500 #2513

The workspace modal now keeps project selection, prompts, images, PRs, and issues in one flow, so it is faster to launch a workspace with complete context.

New workspace modal

• Prompt-first creation flow with project selection built directly into the modal
• Project avatars, GitHub owner details, and inline Add from GitHub in the selector
• Prompt text, image attachments, linked PRs, linked issues, and selected agent all live in the same simplified flow
• Prompt text, attachments, and selected agent persist when you close and reopen the modal
• Branch prefix previews, better long-name truncation, and PR lookup by pasted GitHub URL

Tab and Pane Enhancements #2488 #2487

Desktop layouts are more flexible now. You can merge an entire tab into another pane layout with drag-and-drop, and rename pane headers inline to keep dense workspaces organized.

Drag tab into pane

• Drag a top-level tab onto another tab's split zones to merge it left, right, top, or bottom
• Source tabs are removed cleanly after the merge, preserving pane ownership and layout state
• Double-click pane headers to rename them directly in place

Improvements

• V2 workspace sidebar - Workspaces are grouped by project in the redesigned sidebar, with the newer project-first flow feeding directly into that structure #2399
• Linked Linear issue pills - Linear issues referenced in agent tasks now render as inline pills with the issue title and status, so you can reference tasks in chat without leaving context #2383
• Keyboard shortcut to equalize pane splits - Press Cmd+Shift+0 to instantly balance all pane splits to equal widths #2381
• Searchable font picker - The font selector in settings is now a searchable dropdown instead of a plain text input #2458
• Terminal scrollback increased to 5k lines - More history retained in terminal sessions #2480
• Server-side branch/PR/issue search - Branch, PR, and issue pickers now search server-side and paginate for large repositories #2442
• Desktop themes applied to editor and diffs - The active desktop theme now extends to the CodeMirror editor and diff views #2404
• PRs sorted by most recently updated - PR lists in the workspace modal now sort by update time #2406
• Yearly pricing shown as monthly equivalent - Plans page now displays the per-month cost for annual subscriptions #2396
• Android Studio added to IDE dropdown #2428
• OpenAI GPT-5.4 available - Updated OpenAI model list replaces GPT-5.2 with GPT-5.4 #2497
• New-tab as default preset execution mode #1817

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Bug fixes:

• Fixed macOS git spawn failures when shell-env PATH fallback is missing #2505
• Fixed Linear two-way sync write-back to Linear #2477
• Fixed stale project icon after image replacement #2485
• Fixed agent hooks written to native config files #2479
• Fixed pasted content reverting in CodeMirror #2463
• Fixed agent launch from issues tab #2482
• Fixed branch search and project switching in workspace modal #2465
• Fixed terminal link path resolution to file viewer #2440
• Fixed stale sidebar after workspace creation #2441
• Fixed settings back button navigation #2425
• Fixed new workspaces showing unrelated PRs #2405
• Fixed git resolution from shell PATH #2403
• Fixed git status buffer overflow in large repos #2400
• Fixed Linear OAuth token revocation on disconnect #2443

New Workspace Modal Revamp #2153

The workspace creation modal has been redesigned with improved clarity and new worktree import settings. Branches now load instantly, and the modal preserves your settings between opens.

New workspace modal pull requests tab

• Worktree import settings for cloning directly into a workspace
• Branches appear immediately without a loading delay
• Modal state persists between opens

CodeMirror Editor #2140

We replaced Monaco with CodeMirror for the built-in diff and file editor. CodeMirror is ~97% smaller (150KB vs 5MB), loads significantly faster, and uses far less memory. You'll feel the difference.

CodeMirror editor

Material Icon Theme #2148

File icons in the sidebar and file tree now use the Material Icon Theme, bringing rich per-filetype icons familiar from VS Code. Hidden files are also always visible in the file sidebar.

Material Icon Theme

Cross-Workspace Search #2193

The search bar now supports searching across all open workspaces, not just the active one. Trigger it from the new search bar shortcut to find files and symbols across your entire project.

Cross-workspace search

PR Check Status in Changes Sidebar #2207

CI check results now appear inline in the Changes sidebar alongside your PR. See pass/fail status at a glance without switching to a browser tab.

PR check status in sidebar

Improvements

• Workspace sections drag & drop - Organize workspaces into collapsible sections with full drag-and-drop reordering #2067
• Reorderable changes sidebar sections - Drag the Commits, Files, and other sections in the changes sidebar to your preferred order #2105
• Diff pane selectable - Text in the diff pane is now selectable, with a button to jump to the raw file edit #2227
• Auto-run toggle for agent tasks - A new toggle lets you control whether agent task launches run automatically or wait for confirmation #2271
• Open Preview in workspace hover card - The workspace hover card now includes an Open Preview button for quick access #2270
• Mark as Unread - Terminal and tab context menus now include a "Mark as Unread" option #2276
• Terminal file links open in file viewer - Clicking file paths printed in the terminal now opens them in the built-in file viewer by default #2266
• Requested reviewers in workspace hover card - See who has been asked to review your PR directly from the workspace card #2136
• Hover actions for Mastra messages - User messages in Mastra chat now show quick action buttons on hover #2117
• Browser webview right-click menu - Right-clicking links in the browser pane now shows a context menu with open/copy options #2208
• Intel (x64) macOS support - Desktop app builds are now available for Intel-based Macs #2256
• Recent invoices on billing page - Your last few invoices are now listed directly on the billing settings page #2257
• MCP create workspace from existing branch - The MCP server now supports creating a new workspace from an existing workspace's branch #2262

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Bug fixes:

• Fixed createBranchWorkspace always failing with "main workspace already exists" #2253
• Fixed PR tracking for forked repositories #2118
• Fixed terminal pane spacing and removed xterm right gutter #2218
• Fixed shell env not applied to GitHub status checks #2250
• Fixed terminal tab titles masked by password input #2132
• Fixed branch prefix case preservation to prevent worktree corruption #2098
• Fixed auth session recovery on sign-in #2191
• Fixed chat naming pipeline #2072
• Fixed PR sync to cover last 30 days #2255

Improved Chat View: Now Generally Available #1876 #1973 #1983

The redesigned chat interface is now generally available to all users. Previously behind early access, the new chat view features refreshed tool call visuals with collapsible panels, improved diff rendering, and cleaner file views. Superset's own MCP tools (tasks, workspaces, and agent sessions) now render as rich, interactive cards directly in the chat. Superset Chat is also available as a first-class agent option with its own launch config and icon.

• Refreshed tool call visuals with collapsible output panels and inline status icons
• Rich UI cards for Superset MCP tool calls (tasks, workspaces, agent sessions)
• Superset Chat available as a built-in agent alongside Claude, Codex, and others
• Markdown rendering for agent question prompts with optimistic answer UX

Open Worktree with Prompt #1882 #1912

The new workspace modal has been redesigned with a send-to-agent flow. When creating a worktree you can now write a prompt that gets sent directly to an agent in the new workspace: describe what you want built and the agent starts working as soon as the workspace is ready. The modal also includes a project selector, an import flow for cloning repos, and auto-generated branch names derived from your prompt.

Open worktree with prompt

• Write a task prompt when creating a new workspace
• Agent starts working immediately in the new worktree
• Auto-generated branch names from prompt content
• Keyboard shortcut hint (Cmd/Ctrl+Enter) on the create button

Start Project from Template #1913

New users now see a multi-step setup wizard when opening a project for the first time. The onboarding auto-detects environment files and package managers already present in the repo, guides you through running setup scripts, and links to relevant documentation. The new project flow also includes a Next.js Chatbot template option for quick-starting a project from a pre-built starter.

Start project from template

• Multi-step wizard with setup script detection
• Auto-detection of env files and package managers
• Next.js Chatbot project template via vercel/chatbot
• Docs links on each setup step

Improvements

• Mastra agent prompt UI - Agent questions, approval requests, and plans now appear as interactive inline prompts in chat with markdown rendering and optimistic answer UX #1933 #1970
• Persist chat model selection - Your chosen model is now remembered across sessions and app restarts #1956
• Superset MCP tools built-in - Superset's own MCP tools are wired in as built-in extras in chat, no manual configuration needed #1858
• Anthropic API key support - You can now supply your own Anthropic API key for Mastra chat sessions #1905
• Pane right-click menu - Right-clicking a chat or browser pane now opens a context menu with common actions #1886
• Open changes pane from file edits - When an agent edits a file in chat, you can jump directly to the changes pane to review the diff #1868
• Cmd+Shift+W closes the active tab - New keyboard shortcut to close whichever pane tab is focused #1860
• Resource monitor on by default - The system tray resource monitor is now enabled for all users out of the box #1949
• File diffs via diffs.com - Edit tool diffs now open in diffs.com by default for a cleaner review experience #1859
• Read-file tool collapsed by default - File read results start collapsed to reduce chat noise #1895
• Windsurf IDE in Open In menu - Windsurf is now available in the "Open in" external editor dropdown #1966
• Native shell integration - Interactive terminals now default to native shell integration for better PATH and environment handling #1987
• Monthly/yearly billing toggle - Pro users can switch between monthly and yearly billing directly from the plans page #1977
• Chat performance improvements - Replaced aggressive polling with a smarter update strategy, reducing scrollback churn and improving rendering speed #1872

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Bug fixes:

• Fixed race condition dropping agent prompt on new workspace init #1941
• Fixed first chat message send race on pane creation #1932
• Fixed PATH resolution by using interactive login shell #1940
• Fixed existing PR state handling in changes actions #1952
• Fixed new workspace modal text overflow #1902
• Fixed Codex prompt payload being parsed as flags #1910
• Fixed first chat send failing on session create #1903
• Fixed duplicate tool entries in assistant message rendering #1879
• Fixed interrupted response preview in mastra chat #1988
• Fixed first chat message not rendering immediately during session init #1989
• Fixed chat auto-scroll on resize #2004

Copilot, Cursor Agent, and Gemini Support #1630 #1625 #1620

Superset now supports Copilot, Cursor Agent, and Gemini CLI alongside Claude, Codex, and OpenCode. This release adds built-in presets and hook support for Copilot and Gemini, and Cursor Agent is available as a first-class agent option in the multi-agent workflow.

• Ready-to-use terminal presets for Copilot and Gemini CLI
• Cursor Agent support available now in agent selection and commands
• Correct defaults per agent (--allow-all for Copilot, -y for Gemini)
• Superset notification hooks surface agent task completions in the UI

Configurable Worktree Location #1626

Set a custom base directory for new worktrees in Settings > Behavior. You can also override this per-project in Project settings. The per-project setting takes precedence, with a reset option that falls back to the global default.

Custom worktree location settings

New Project Page #1623

Project creation now has a dedicated full-page experience instead of a dialog. Navigate to it from the welcome screen or sidebar footer and choose between two options available now: create an empty Git repo or clone from a URL. A template starter tab is visible and marked "coming soon." A directory picker defaults to ~/.superset/projects with a native browse button.

Chat UI Overhaul (Early access only) #1693 #1697

The chat interface got a significant visual refresh. Streaming messages now animate with a progressive typing effect, tool output panels are collapsible to reduce noise, and loading/thinking states use a unified compact shimmer. The input composer has been redesigned with pill-shaped toolbar buttons, a circular submit button, and a cleaner layout with a hint row showing @ mentions and /commands shortcuts.

• Progressive typing animation for streaming messages
• Collapsible tool output panels with inline status icons
• Pill-style controls for model picker, permission mode, and thinking toggle
• Permission mode labels clarified: Auto, Semi-auto, and Manual

More Improvements

• Open links in app - New toggle in Settings > Behavior routes chat links and terminal URLs to the built-in browser pane instead of your system browser #1690
• Drag file paths into chat - Drag files from the file tree or changes panel directly into the chat input to insert the path as text #1656
• Cmd+F in markdown viewer - Full-text search now works in rendered markdown documents #1661
• Task search persisted in URL - Task search query survives navigation and page refreshes #1680
• Chat scrollback rail - A scroll position indicator appears when browsing older messages in chat #1648
• Copy commit hash - Right-click a commit header in the diff view to copy its hash #1686
• Tray quit confirmation - Quitting with active daemon sessions now prompts whether to keep or kill them #1651
• Clear workspace status - Added "Clear status" to the workspace context menu #1633
• Mouse side buttons - Back/forward navigation now works with mouse side buttons #1624
• Slack image attachments - The Slack agent can now send image attachments #1671

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Bug fixes:

• Fixed 503 errors on new worktrees #1689
• Fixed sidebar workspace close button not clickable #1679
• Fixed workspace hover controls layout drift #1676
• Fixed stale "has uncommitted changes" status in delete dialogs #1660
• Replaced blocking terminal connection error popup with auto-retry #1646
• Persisted task filters across navigation #1622
• Fixed TLS verification in terminal on macOS via SSL_CERT_FILE fallback #1618
• Added lightweight fallback for PR detection #1616

Chat - Still in preview #1413

Chat got a major upgrade this week. Streaming responses now support interactive tool-approval flows, so you can review and approve each tool call as it happens. A new multi-provider model picker lets you choose between providers and models. Agent and tool calls render as expandable UI blocks with tool-specific displays, and a new web search tool lets Claude fetch and reference live content.

We also shipped a series of fixes to MCP connectivity: replacing the stagnant mcp-handler library with a direct SDK transport #1518, fixing OAuth connections through the reverse proxy #1512, and resolving SDK version conflicts that caused session failures #1515 #1516.

Chat with tool approval

In-App Browser #1519

Browse documentation, preview dev servers, and test web apps without leaving Superset. The new embedded browser includes Chrome-like URL autocomplete with browsing history, favicon capture, and DevTools support.

• Navigate directly from detected ports: click the external link icon to open in a browser pane instead of your system browser
• URL bar with persistent history and keyboard navigation
• Clear browsing data from the overflow menu
• Open browser tabs with Cmd+Shift+B hotkey

In-app browser

Desktop Automation Tools #1481

Added MCP-based automation tools that let Claude Code interact with the Superset UI programmatically. Claude can now take screenshots, click UI elements, type into fields, and inspect the DOM, enabling fully automated testing and debugging workflows through natural language.

Improvements

• Linux desktop support - Superset Desktop is now available on Linux with full auto-update support via AppImage builds #1477
• Terminal context menu - Right-click to copy selected text or paste from clipboard #1509
• Workspace visual identity - Each workspace gets a unique colored dock icon border for quick visual identification in development #1478
• Open tasks in workspace - New "Open in workspace" button in task detail creates a workspace and launches Claude with full task context #1473
• Ahead/behind indicators - See commit sync status directly on workspace items in the sidebar #1496
• Preset hotkey tooltips - Keyboard shortcuts now visible when hovering over preset bar items #1469
• Branch name sanitization - Git branch names now preserve valid characters like underscores, dots, and at signs #1470
• Port allocation improvements - Generated ports.json with human-readable labels, moved allocation to shared file for CLI workflows #1479

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Bug fixes:

• Fixed device presence timezone display #1521
• Improved error reporting for bulk operations #1522
• Fixed stale port data race condition #1497
• Showed diffs against base branch in sidebar #1495
• Prevented row click navigation on dropdown cells #1468
• Preserved permission status when tab focused #1465
• Invalidated workspace nav queries after reorder #1474
• Fixed macOS notification center registration #1492
• Killed orphaned terminal daemon processes during teardown #1480
• Only showed active ports in sidebar #1488
• Fixed canary crash from PostgresStore #1510
• Removed Electric proxy and reverted to API proxy #1501
• Fixed docs search API crash #1467
• Resolved conflicting drizzle migrations #1482

New Diff View, Powered by diffs.com #1308

The Changes view has been completely rebuilt with Pierre Computer's diffs.com engine, delivering a drastically improved diff experience in both UI and performance. Large changesets that previously lagged now render instantly, and the new interface makes reviewing diffs feel native and fluid.

The new viewer includes an edit mode toggle: switch between read-only review and live editing, and hit Ctrl+S to save changes directly from the diff.

• Workspace-scoped base branch: base branch selection is now per-workspace instead of global, so diffs always compare against the right branch #1329
• Preserved file explorer state: expanded folders, scroll position, and selection persist when switching between Changes and Files tabs #1297
• Compact tab buttons: Changes and Files tabs collapse to icon-only mode with tooltips when the sidebar is narrow #1334

Early Preview of Chat GUI #1309

A native AI chat interface built right into Superset, and it works with your existing Claude Code sessions. Pick up where you left off without switching windows.

• Existing session support: scan and restore previous Claude Code sessions so you never lose context
• Slash commands: type / to browse available commands with fuzzy search and keyboard navigation
• File mentions: tag files with @ and fuzzy search to pull in exactly the context you need #1307
• Rich tool rendering: tool calls display with specialized UI for bash output, web searches, file diffs, and user questions
• Session persistence: chat sessions survive app restarts with local storage and automatic restore #1287

This is an early preview. General availability is coming next week. We'd love your feedback in the meantime.

Chat GUI with slash commands and tool rendering

Powerful Preset Settings #1320

Terminal presets now have granular auto-apply controls. Configure when presets run independently for workspace creation and new tabs, so you can auto-run setup commands on new workspaces without them firing every time you open a tab.

• Apply preset on workspace creation: controls initialization commands when spinning up workspaces
• Apply preset on new tab: controls whether presets run when opening new tabs, panes, or splits
• Explicit preset launches via hotkey or menu always work regardless of these settings

Improvements

• Improved new tab buttons: grouped outline button bar for New Terminal and New Chat with keyboard shortcuts (Cmd+T, Cmd+Shift+T) #1321
• Setup script card: persistent sidebar card replaces toast for missing setup scripts with direct link to configuration #1270
• Push auto-setup: first git push from worktrees automatically creates remote branch and sets upstream tracking #1267
• Project image toggle: hide/show project GitHub avatars in sidebar with colored initial letters as fallback #1276
• Teardown logs modal: failed teardown scripts show logs in a modal instead of dumping output in error toast #1277

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Bug fixes:

• Fixed circular import in Paywall module #1323
• Processed pending terminal setups for already-initialized workspaces #1322
• Made teardown resilient to already-deleted Neon branches #1289
• Improved auto-updater diagnostics #1291
• Fixed chat infinite re-render #1283
• Routed member creation through Better Auth hooks for billing #1319
• Used bundle IDs for multi-edition JetBrains IDEs #1317
• Fixed MCP OAuth with dynamic client registration #1313

Performance & Memory Leak Fixes

This release focuses on stability and speed improvements across the app.

Workspace deletion 12x faster - Deletion now completes in ~4-5 seconds instead of ~60 seconds. Terminal shutdowns and cleanup run in parallel, and git worktree removal uses a non-blocking background process. #1120

Port scanning performance - Batched port scans per interval to reduce CPU usage and improve responsiveness #1134

Memory leak fixes - Fixed memory leaks in terminal session management and workspace cleanup routines, reducing memory usage during long sessions

xterm viewport fixes - Resolved terminal viewport height issues that caused rendering problems #1133

File Explorer #1112

Browse and manage your project files directly from the right sidebar. The new file explorer includes a hierarchical tree view, search functionality, and full file operations.

• Create, rename, delete, move, and copy files with context menus
• Toggle hidden files and refresh directory listings
• Search files with instant results and collapsible tree navigation

Terminal Upgrades

xterm.js 6.0 - Terminal now uses the latest xterm.js with improved rendering and WebGL support #1125

Copy without trailing whitespace - Terminal text selection now trims trailing spaces when copying, matching iTerm2 behavior #1104

International keyboard support - Option+key combinations now work correctly on international keyboards (Option+2 = @) #1127

Session persistence improvements - Terminal sessions now consistently use daemon-backed persistence for better reliability #1105

Improvements

• Changes sidebar redesign - Consolidated header with base branch dropdown and synced expand/collapse state #1110
• Tab navigation hotkeys - Jump directly to tabs 1-9 using ⌘⌥1-9 #1126
• Settings keyboard shortcut - Open settings with ⌘, (or Ctrl+, on Windows/Linux) #1080
• Documentation links - Added documentation links throughout the app (Help menu, API Keys, Integrations) #1096
• Tasks search shortcut - Press Cmd+F to focus task search input #1098
• Bulk workspace operations - MCP tools now support creating, updating, and deleting multiple workspaces in one call #1088
• Slack bot web search - Slack bot can now search the web when answering questions #1100
• Slack response formatting - Split Slack bot responses into summary + side effects messages #1101
• Copyable toasts - Toast notifications now allow text selection and copying #1084

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Bug fixes:

• Fixed git worktree push reliability #1135
• Fixed case-insensitive filesystem errors during git fetch #1107
• Fixed MCP date serialization #1071
• Resolved Claude session heredoc delimiter conflicts #1128

Terminal Tab Arrangement #980

• Enable drag-and-drop tab reordering for improved workspace organization
• Display keyboard navigation hints in tooltips for adjacent tabs
• Auto-generate branch names from workspace titles when creating workspaces

Docs and Blog Support #974

• Refactor docs sidebar with simplified section/item structure
• Update navigation bar logo to link to marketing URL
• Add dotenv for loading env vars during development
• Add overscroll-none to prevent pull-to-refresh behavior
• Fix marketing redirect to use env var for docs URL

Ghostty Terminal Support #950

Added Ghostty application integration to the desktop application's file opening capabilities. Users can now select Ghostty from the list of available applications when using the "Open In" functionality to open files with their preferred terminal application.

Expanded Changes Sidebar #858

• New workspace layout with a resizable sidebar and improved expand/collapse behavior
• Main content switches cleanly between tab view and changes view
• Added a placeholder "changes" view for upcoming code-review support

Organization Settings #820

• Desktop: pick an image file to set organization logo (preview + upload)
• Organization settings: edit name, manage slug with live availability checks (owner-only)
• Members: invite, view, sort, and manage organization members with role-aware actions
• Settings navigation reorganized from team-centric to separate Organization and Members sections

Diff View Improvements #845

• Added ability to toggle visibility of unchanged regions in the diff viewer
• Users can now hide unchanged lines to focus on actual changes, improving readability of large diffs
• New toggle button added to the file viewer toolbar with visual state indication

Middle-Click to Close Tabs #853

Added middle-click support for tabs: users can now close a tab by middle-clicking on it for quicker navigation. Matches standard browser tab behavior.

Task List View #717

• Added semantic search capabilities for tasks using embeddings
• Introduced dedicated task status management system with custom workflows
• Redesigned tasks interface with table-based view and improved organization
• Enhanced task filtering and sorting by status, priority, and assignee

Diff Highlights in Scrollbar #725

Enable Monaco's overview ruler in the diff viewer to show colored markers in the scrollbar. Additions (green) and deletions (red) are now visible in the scrollbar for quick navigation.

Shell Environment Fix #720

• App now captures and applies the user's shell environment on macOS/Linux during startup
• Terminal-related settings (like PATH and ZDOTDIR) are now available when launching from Finder/Spotlight
• Improved handling and merging of PATH entries to prevent terminal initialization issues

Scroll to Bottom Button #700

Add a floating scroll-to-bottom button that appears when the terminal is scrolled up. Button uses a chevron icon and animates in/out smoothly. Shows keyboard shortcut in tooltip when available.

Sidebar Overhaul #601

• GitHub avatar support in project thumbnails
• Collapsible workspace sidebar with icon-only compact mode and improved toggle/collapse behavior
• Richer project headers and compact thumbnails
• Updated sidebar/list item layouts, icons, spacing, and sizing across many panels

Workspaces Page #599

• Added a searchable, filterable workspaces list view with grouped project headers and per-workspace rows
• New workspace row UI showing status, diffs, timestamps, and reopen/opening states
• Project headers now offer a context menu: Open in Finder, Project Settings, Close Project
• Workspace sidebar header is now a clickable toggle and the workspaces list auto-closes on selection

Workspace Status Indicators #588

• Add 3-color workspace status indicators showing agent lifecycle (amber=working, red=permission needed, green=ready for review)
• Integrate with Claude Code hooks and OpenCode plugin for real-time status updates
• Click behavior: review → idle (acknowledged), permission → working (assumes permission granted)

PR Status in Changes View #608

Add a PR status indicator (icon + number) to the Changes view header that links to GitHub. Color-coded PR icons based on state (green for open, violet for merged, red for closed, muted for draft).

Electric SQL Sync #511

• Added task management UI with create, edit, and status tracking capabilities
• Implemented organization switching and multi-organization support
• Introduced local-first synchronization for tasks data via Electric SQL
• Bidirectional task updates that sync back to Linear via API

Linear Integration #503

• Added Linear integration with OAuth-based connection flow
• New integrations management page to connect and configure third-party services
• Task synchronization between Linear and local system with priority and team configuration
• Real-time sync from Linear via webhook

Required Updates #552

• Desktop app enforces a minimum required version via a remote endpoint
• New "Update Required" screen guides blocked users to check, download, or install updates
• App exposes its current version to the UI so version comparisons are accurate
• Fail-open behavior when API is unreachable, re-checks when network comes back online

Confirm on Quit #524

• Added a "Behavior" section in Settings with a "Confirm before quitting" toggle (defaults to enabled)
• App now shows a quit confirmation dialog when enabled and respects the toggle across restarts
• Update/install flows and programmatic quits can skip the confirmation to avoid blocking updates

SQLite Local Database #477

• Desktop app now uses a local SQLite-backed database with automatic migration from the legacy JSON store
• Typed schema and migrations for the new local database
• Migrates all database operations from lowdb (db.json) to SQLite using better-sqlite3
• UUID defaults for all ID fields (prep for local-first architecture)

Sentry Error Tracking #484

• Added error tracking and monitoring to the desktop application for improved stability reporting
• Add Sentry integration for main and renderer processes
• Backend errors are now captured automatically with context (path, type, code)
• Added developer testing tools to validate error reporting functionality

Features and FAQ Sections #472

• Add Features section with alternating text/image layout showcasing Parallel Agents, Universal CLI Support, and Git Worktree Integration
• Add FAQ section with two-column layout and smooth accordion animations
• Custom accordion with plus icon (rotates to X when open)
• Multiple interactive demos (file/diff, IDE file-tree, terminal, compatibility, parallel execution)

VS Code-Style Resizable Sidebar #457

• Replace percentage-based panels with a custom ResizableSidebar component
• Use pixel-based widths (250px default, 200-500px range) for consistent sizing
• Implement drag-to-resize with mouse events like VS Code
• Add wider invisible drag handle (12px) for easier resize targeting while keeping thin visible indicator

Multiple Terminal Tabs #452

Fixed a regression that prevented creating new terminal tabs. The "New Terminal" button now creates new tabs again instead of just activating existing ones. Multiple tabs can be created per workspace for parallel workflows.

Port Visibility #462

Ports panel

• Auto-detects listening ports from terminal output and verifies activity before showing
• New Ports panel in the sidebar showing ports grouped by workspace with quick actions (open in browser, jump to pane)
• Real-time updates via subscriptions so the list stays current as ports appear/disappear
• Cleans up port entries when terminal panes close to avoid stale items

Multi-line URL Links #467

• Extract multi-line spanning logic into a shared MultiLineLinkProvider base class
• Create UrlLinkProvider that supports URLs spanning wrapped terminal lines
• Replace WebLinksAddon with the new custom provider for consistent multi-line handling