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Meeting invitations in email, Security review in Discover, and smarter computer reservations

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Email gains meeting invitation cards with RSVP, Discover adds a Security review panel, and computer reservations and voice features are more reliable.

Email now shows meeting invitations as cards you can answer on the spot, and Discover gains a Security review panel with clearer status and controls. Computer reservations are more predictable, with runs waiting up to 7 days for a reservable computer. Voice settings, voice chats, and the workspace switcher also got attention.

Email and calendar​

  • Meeting invitations appear as cards in the email view, with event details, RSVP buttons, an availability check, and voice responses.

Security review in Discover​

  • Discover jobs have a new Security review log panel and preview status chips, with optional tool installs on job cards, a prompt to approve new GitHub permissions when security alerts need them, and a help topic linked from the Security review card.
  • Discover jobs are checked against your catalog when they are dispatched or run manually, so restricted or unavailable content is skipped and stopped.
  • Security alert emails leave out sensitive vulnerability details.

Computers and agents​

  • Computers marked "Not reservable" no longer receive reservations or routed tasks, even during concurrent runs, and runs now wait up to 7 days for a reservable computer instead of 60 minutes.
  • Terminal connections can run alongside existing work and send a notice instead of refusing the reservation, and read-only coding-agent sessions such as Claude Code and Codex now reject unsupported commands.

Voice​

  • The voice settings panel has a wider layout with side-by-side cards and a collapsible Advanced section.
  • Chats started by voice keep their chat ID in the URL and show an accurate connection status.
  • Avatar voice recordings are checked in your browser before cloning, with clear messages when a sample falls short, and a temporary storage problem no longer asks you to re-record a valid sample.

Workspace and interface​

  • You can create a new workspace straight from the workspace switcher, with limit checks built in.
  • Workspace search results in chat show feature and document names as direct links instead of technical IDs.
  • The feature header is less cluttered, with secondary actions in a "More actions" menu and a popup for hidden collaborators, and the deploy stage has a unified panel layout with live status in the summary card.

Plus 10 smaller improvements.