Pictures in plans
Paste or drop a picture into a plan, or insert one with ⌥⌘I: it shows at once while it uploads, with its alt text and caption in place, and a failed upload offers Retry. A plan's pictures are drawn on its page and in its versions, open over the window, and are served only to its workspace's members. A coding agent adds a screenshot from its sandbox to the plan, and coding agents and Luke look at a plan's pictures when the alt text is not enough. (#2895, #2913, #2914, #2943, #2945, #2991, #3008)
Pictures from coding agents
A coding agent or its worker shows you pictures from its sandbox, such as a screenshot of what it built, taken in the sandbox's own Chromium after a change to anything visible, and its transcript draws them in place: one picture large, a few in a row, many as thumbnails. An integration's pictures stand as chips under its call. A picture opens in a viewer that walks the whole set, and Add to plan puts it in the agent's plan, with Undo. (#2911, #2906, #2919, #2927, #2979, #3004)
A person's page
Press a person anywhere to open their page in the workspace: what they are working on now, what waits on their answer, the tasks and automations they created, and their other agents. ⌘K's People filter, Settings › Workspace › Members, and Your profile in the account menu lead there too. Their tasks in sidebar filters the sidebar to them, and Copy link copies a link to their page. A member who left keeps their picture, grayed, and their name says they left. (#2982, #2983, #2984, #2985, #2986, #2995, #3001, #3015)
Copy link to anything
Copy link now reaches nearly every place in Luke: an agent, its worker, its Changes, a message in its transcript, a page, the Call tab, a version, an Inbox item, an automation and its runs, the Factory, and a Settings page. ⌥⌘C copies the link of what is open, ⌘K offers Copy link to each thing at hand, and every copy says Link copied. A Luke link opens its place in the window, and a place the reader cannot reach is Not found. (#2950, #2969, #2970, #2971, #2972, #2973, #2974, #2975, #3017)
Pull requests as you
A coding agent you start commits as you, with Luke as co-author, and its pull request is opened as you, so it is yours on GitHub. The Changes tab names Luke beside you, and where an agent had to write as the GitHub App, it says why. (#2952, #2963, #2976)
Start a task from Linear
An owner or admin connects Linear once for the whole workspace in Settings › Workspace › Integrations. Then New task in the sidebar offers the workspace's Linear issues, and picking one starts the task with that issue as Luke's context. Agents in the workspace use its Linear connection. (#2859)
Several accounts at one integration
Connect more than one account at a provider, such as a work and a personal Notion, in Settings › Integrations. Each stands as a row of its own, named for its workspace there, in Settings and in the MCP popover, and agents are handed each as a connection of its own, asking which one you mean where you have not said. (#2858, #2864, #2867, #2868, #2869, #2896, #2897, #2915, #2994)
Agents that talk to each other
On a call, Luke lists, reads, and messages every coding agent in the task's workspace, each named with its task, and coding agents list and message the other coding agents of their workspace. In an agent's box, @ also offers the task's pages and its other agents. (#3026, #3027, #2822, #3031)
Drafts kept
What you type in an agent's box or an Inbox answer stays when you switch tabs or tasks, kept per agent, task, and item on this Mac, and a pencil marks a draft waiting out of sight. (#2925, #2948, #3005)
Experiments: video calls, Automations, and the Factory
Settings › Experimental › Video calls puts Luke's face on a call, as a live avatar at the top of the Call tab, kept at 16:9 at any width. A new automation can start from Code review, which reviews pull requests as Luke, at most five at once and fifty a day. Automations choose the MCP servers their runs are handed, wear what fires them, and keep running through failures, a failed run saying why. An automation's agent is named by its pull request or issue, or from its prompt, and its transcript opens on the message that started it. Its agent stands among the sidebar's tasks, can be pinned there, and announces its turn's end as a task's agent does, and a run that fails to start is told to its owner. That agent's page keeps the side panel for its workers, Changes, and Terminal, and its box offers @ and / as a task's agent's does. The Factory now reads Talk, Build, Ship: the task on your call, the agents at work, failed, or waiting on you, and what merged in the last day, each row saying what, which task, who, and when. Its rows move with ↑ and ↓, open with Return, and offer Copy link, and ⌘K and the sidebar reach it. (#2908, #2923, #2924, #2926, #2929, #2932, #2933, #2936, #2939, #2940, #2941, #2942, #2949, #2962, #2965, #2980, #2996, #2997, #2999, #2937, #2951, #2967, #3009, #3016, #2781, #3018, #2953, #2954, #2955, #2956, #2957, #2958, #2968, #2998, #3020)
Improvements
- A review, a comment, or a later failed check on an agent's pull request reaches the agent as a message from GitHub (#3007)
- A coding agent waits on its checks or a deploy without spending a model step on each look (#3000)
- Settings › Notifications sends a test notification and says when macOS has Luke's notifications off (#3011)
- ⌘F finds on every page that stands in the window (#2964)
- ⌘K groups, orders, and filters the sidebar's tasks, and archived tasks are a view of the sidebar's list rather than a group at its foot (#2904, #2905, #2966)
- Luke and coding agents edit anywhere in the plan, headings included, and a batch of their edits lands whole or not at all (#2916)
- ⌘K offers Pin task or Unpin task for the task on screen (#3021)
- A GitHub bot wears a bot badge beside its own GitHub picture (#3022)
- Mark a task unread from its menus and ⌘K, and read again (#2961)
- A task's last update counts its agents' finished turns, so a task moves up the sidebar when its agent finishes (#2935)
- A task row grouped by creator names no repository (#3003)
- A note typed on an Inbox item that asks nothing back reaches the agent, and the box says so (#2946)
- A task's Inbox heads its list with the Inbox's name and Needs you, as the window's Inbox does (#2918)
- An integration's MCP call wears its logo and names its own tool (#2934)
- New task's workspace and repository chips are the searchable pickers Settings uses, and the repository list drops its "on GitHub" heading (#2930, #2928)
- Luke's, an agent's, and an automation's marks stand bare where nothing overlaps them (#2990, #3014)
- A hover card offers no Open of its own, since a press on what it hangs from opens it (#2992)
Fixes
- Fixed the agent composer's and the Inbox answer box's controls piling on each other in a narrow column, a ⋯ now taking in what does not fit (#3013)
- Fixed Needs you keeping an answered item in the list, and it now says when nothing needs you (#3002)
- Fixed a message that reached an agent mid-turn being drawn above the turn rather than where it arrived (#3023)
- Fixed a coding agent sometimes never getting its title (#3024)
- Fixed a quote in a transcript or plan standing far indented and in italics (#3033)
- Fixed the page a pasted Luke link opens, and the sign-in pages, showing no icon in the browser's tab (#3035)
- Fixed a message to a coding agent started before October 15 staying at Starting (#3010)