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Agent Templates gallery lands to end the Custom Agents cold start. Released Jul 15

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New

  • Agent Templates gallery to jump-start custom agents.
  • GLM 5.2 free and paid combined into one quota-aware model picker row.
  • Gradient and image fills now available on the bottom fill layer.
  • Live-preview typography by hovering over font options.
  • Pinned workspaces now grouped into a flat “Pinned” section.

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Improved

  • Archived workspaces no longer background-track git/PR status.
  • Per-workspace git ahead/behind checks now run off the main thread for a smoother UI.

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Fixed

  • Create agents instantly — fixes infinite-loading Slack trigger.
  • Fixed canvas selection, copy, text-formatting, and transform interactions.
  • Dragging fill alpha to 0 no longer deletes the fill row.
  • Share/preview captures no longer silently save partial results.
  • You can now share canvases nested at any depth under the canvases root.
  • Share-preview comment pins now stay synced with canvas pan and zoom.
  • AI chat keeps the interrupted notice in history and clears the sidebar dot on resume.
  • Streaming indicator now anchors to the transcript tail instead of the last assistant reply.
  • Clipped out-of-flow content no longer inflates storyboard autosize.
  • Recover workspaces that got stranded in “materializing” by orphaned directories.
  • Handle missing workspace paths gracefully at startup.
This release makes agents much easier to start with. The new Agent Templates gallery removes the blank-slate problem for custom agents, and agents are now created instantly instead of opening a draft view — which also fixes the infinite-loading Slack trigger. Canvas and the style panel get a round of attention. You can now add gradient and image fills on the bottom fill layer, and dragging a fill’s alpha to 0 no longer deletes the row. Hovering over font options gives you a live typography preview. Sharing is more reliable too: canvases nested at any depth can be shared, captures never save silently partial results, and share-preview comment pins stay locked to the canvas as you pan and zoom. Workspaces are more resilient and responsive. Workspaces stranded in “materializing” by orphaned directories can now recover, missing workspace paths are handled at startup, and git status tracking runs off the main thread — with archived workspaces skipped entirely — for a smoother overall experience. AI chat also improves: the interrupted notice now persists in history and the sidebar dot clears on resume, while the streaming indicator anchors to the end of the transcript.