Plan first now ends in a draft pull request
With Plan first, the product manager writes a spec, you approve it, and the agent builds it and opens a draft pull request on its own. QA checks every acceptance criterion and sends failures back to the agent, and with the new Verified PRs add-on ($29 a month on paid plans), QA records its browser checks on video and the pull request links each one. QA checks
Folders and a project switcher in the sidebar
The sidebar now starts with a project switcher, and you can file sessions in your own folders: right-click a session and choose Move to folder, or use Group by in the sessions filter menu. Find your way around
Suggested memories from sessions that went wrong
When a session goes badly, for example a reverted pull request or a thumbs down, AOSplane suggests up to three lessons for next time. Each shows as Suggested from a session until someone chooses Keep or Dismiss. Memory
Diagrams, charts and pages in chat
Agents can reply with Mermaid diagrams, Vega-Lite charts and Excalidraw sketches you can edit, and show the HTML pages they build right in the chat. Chat and approve requests
A redesigned product manager
The product manager asks all of a turn’s questions on one card, keeps its chat beside the doc, and the doc is always editable with formatting. Before a plan reaches you, it tries its check commands in the sandbox and rewrites any that can’t run. Product manager
Smaller changes
- Move a session to another agent without starting over: pick a model under Switch to in the composer’s model picker.
- A shared session shows who’s in it and who wrote each message.
- Rate an agent’s reply as helpful or unhelpful with the thumbs buttons under it.
- Antigravity (preview), Google’s coding agent, is available when you create an agent.
- Every AI setting is on one settings page, AI connections. You can disconnect an AI account without deleting it.
- Type @ in a product manager chat to mention a Linear issue, and the product manager reads it.
- A short tour shows new people around the dashboard. Run it again with Replay console tour in the account menu.
- Sessions can start on a repository with no commits yet.
- One person accepts the terms for the whole organization instead of everyone.
- Fixed: sessions get every app the project’s Tools tab turns on.
- Fixed: people you invite can claim the account their invitation creates.
- Fixed: a session that continues a pull request can push to it more than once.
- Fixed: an idle session shows as ready in the sidebar instead of working.