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Changelog

October 27, 2026

Start a coding session from Slack

Tag @AOSplane in a Slack thread with a task, or with a screenshot and “fix this”, and a session starts as you. Its plan and answers appear in the thread, replies there steer it, and the pull request is posted when it’s done. Slack is on the Starter, Team and Enterprise plans. Slack

See what needs you from any tab

When sessions are waiting on you, the browser tab says so on every dashboard page (for example “2 need you”), and the desktop app’s Dock icon shows the count. Inbox

The product manager has its own space

Switch between Code and PM from the rail beside the sidebar. PM holds plans, specs and the issues they start from. Product manager

Icons for projects, emoji for folders

Pick an emoji for a project under Icon in its settings, and it shows on the project’s tile in the sidebar and the desktop app. Session folders get one from Emoji in the folder’s menu. Organization and project settings

Smaller changes

  • In Slack, @AOSplane remember … saves a note to the project’s memory, and @AOSplane remember for me … saves one to yours. Images posted in a session’s thread go straight into the session.
  • Slack no longer asks you to link your account. AOSplane matches you by your verified email.
  • A product manager reply is charged only when it changes the doc. Questions, prose answers and failed or stopped replies cost nothing.
  • Billing › Add-ons has a new layout and shows each add-on’s usage by day.
  • The new-session page has a redesigned composer over an animated starfield.
  • New chat in this sandbox, or + on a session tab, opens a composer tied to that sandbox. Choose Change to pick another.
  • The new-session sandbox picker lists only sandboxes that are awake or waking up.
  • The sidebar’s sessions follow the project in the project switcher, and your credit balance sits next to your name at the bottom.
  • Attach .log and .har files to a message.
  • The desktop app can archive a session from the sidebar, and filters and groups sessions the way the web does.
  • AOSplane’s status page, status.aosplane.io, shows sign-in, tools, the product manager, code review and Slack.
  • Fixed: when your sign-in lapses, the dashboard sends you to sign in instead of showing failed requests.
  • Fixed: some sign-ins from Safari on iPhone failed.