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Voice follow-ups for coding agents, storyboard continuity for video, and a redesigned Discover brief

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You can now send voice follow-ups to running coding agents, AI video clips stay consistent across scenes, and the Discover brief and release tracking are redesigned.

The biggest changes in this batch: you can talk to a coding agent while it works, AI-generated video clips stay consistent from scene to scene, and the Discover brief is now an action-focused command center. Release tracking also got smarter about failed pipelines and incidents.

Coding agents​

  • Follow-ups without interruptions: send a voice or text follow-up to a running coding agent. Messages are queued in order and delivered once the agent settles, and your drafts are kept.
  • Reasoning effort selector: the chat model dropdown now lets you set how hard supported models think, and the setting is remembered per chat session.
  • Cleaner terminal sessions: quitting the app now ends background CLI sessions instead of leaving them running, and commands from different users or sessions no longer interfere with each other's working directories.

Video and campaigns​

  • Storyboard continuity: characters, settings and visual style stay consistent across AI-generated video clips. You can manage continuity profiles, link sequential scenes and run generation in coordinated batches.
  • Creative concepts workspace: campaign strategy now has a dedicated place for creative concepts and storyboards, with multi-select comparison and syncing to Social drafts. The chat and voice assistants can manage them too.
  • Campaign tidy-ups: you can unlink and remove email drafts from Strategy campaigns, and the Audience and Stage filters now read "All audiences" and "All stages" instead of showing a blank field.

Discover and planning​

  • Discover brief command center: the brief is redesigned around fast, actionable updates, with changes since your last visit, deep links to messages and report digests.
  • Features from repository files: create a feature from a Markdown or text file in a connected repository, including from chat, and refresh it later to pick up branch changes.
  • Feature journey on Kanban: hovering the info pill on a Kanban card now shows the feature's full journey, including where it originated in Jira or Linear.

Releases and deploys​

  • Automatic pipeline retries: a failed default-branch pipeline now gets one fresh automatic run, and your team is escalated to and releasers are notified if it still fails.
  • Smarter release incidents: pull requests merged outside the platform now show up as candidates, suspects and follow-up reverts. Incidents with ambiguous attribution can be closed as not caused by the release, and rollback analysis no longer blames a rollback for a problem that had already stopped.
  • Deploy tab refresh: the top of the Deploy tab has a cleaner feature-level accordion with better summaries and loading states, and stuck pull request verdicts now heal and retry on their own.

Plus 9 smaller improvements, and 26 earlier changes not covered here.