Here's a summary of all user-facing changes on Superconductor from August 16-22:
Major Changes
Throttle GitHub-event automations
Automations triggered by GitHub pull request merges now have a Throttle period setting. Use it to skip qualifying merge events for 1, 2, 3, 6, 12, or 24 hours after an automation run starts, or choose No throttling when every matching merge should run the automation.
This makes merge-triggered automations easier to use on busy repositories where several PRs may land close together.
Other Changes
GLM 5.3 support in Pi
Pi profiles now include GLM 5.3, Z.ai's newest coding-focused flagship model, with Max reasoning effort.
More control over followed work
Meetings, environment setup pages, email messages, and other followable pages now expose clearer Follow and Unfollow controls, so you can decide what stays in the Recent Activity sidebar without navigating somewhere else.
Agent turns start slightly faster
When you start a new implementation or follow-up turn, agents should begin working slightly faster than before.
Recent Activity and conversations load faster
The Recent Activity sidebar now avoids unnecessary reloads when you navigate within your workspace, and conversation rendering now preloads rich message data more efficiently. Recent Activity cards, events, and conversations should load faster as a result.
Active sessions are easier to read
The Active Sessions page now labels the current device and shows which sessions have push notifications enabled.
Fixed Issues
Meetings no longer get stuck as Running
For teams using Meeting Assistant (beta), we fixed a race where a follow-up meeting agent could mark an already-ended meeting as Running again. Ended meetings now stay ended, and ended meeting statuses use a consistent label and badge.
Concurrent chat messages keep a stable order
Coding agent messages that arrive at nearly the same time now stay in the correct order in chat instead of occasionally appearing out of sequence.
Have feedback or ideas for things you'd like to see on Superconductor? Let us know!