… We can classify agent behavior into three categories: Essential states: Milestones that must occur for success to be real, such as reaching the “Search Results” screen. Optional variations: Incidental states such as loading spinners or decorative UI changes that vary based on environment. …
… UX enhancements across sign-in, tooltips, and focus behavior. Quality improvements Quality remains one of our key priorities, and this release includes additional reliability improvements: Improved chat spinner behavior during responses. …
… Cleaner auto-approve UI for a more intuitive approval workflow. Refined NES trigger timing and dismissal behavior. …
… Workspace isolation applies changes directly to your current workspace, allowing for faster iteration when isolation isn’t required. While running, the session shows both live progress and tool calls, and it ends with a summary of changes and updated files. …
… This reduces repetitive configuration flows and increases control over the agent’s behavior. …
… Agentic issue to resolution : A new debugger agent workflow validates bugs against real runtime behavior. …
… By default, all settings allow each repository to decide, preserving existing behavior. …
… Limitations and caveats Similar to the previous behavior, the SBOM export represents the state of the repository at the time you initiate the request. SBOMs are not available for refs other than HEAD. Anonymous users are restricted to one concurrent SBOM request per repository. …
… But we also ended up attaching a lot of React event handlers in our small components, often five to six per component. On a small scale, that was fine, but on a large scale that compounded quickly. …
… The naming and behavior match Docker Compose, so the syntax should feel familiar. …