Here's a summary of all user-facing changes on Superconductor from June 14-20:
Major changes
Profile avatars
You can now upload a profile photo from Account Settings. Your avatar appears next to your messages throughout Superconductor, making it easier to tell at a glance who said what when you're collaborating with teammates.
New Notion skill
Superconductor now has a first-class Notion skill - add your Notion API key under Project Settings -> Skills and MCPs to enable it.
The Notion skill lets agents search, read, and create pages in your Notion workspace. Agents can pull in context from your existing docs while they plan or implement work, and write results back to Notion when that's useful.
Other changes
New About Us page
We added an About page sharing who we are, the team behind Superconductor, and what we're building toward. We're well-funded, growing, and hiring - take a look at our open positions if you'd like to join us.
Opus 4.8 available in OpenCode
OpenCode now offers Claude Opus 4.8 as its Opus model. Existing configurations on the older Opus version keep working, but new runs use the latest model.
MiniMax M3 available for Pi
The Pi agent now supports MiniMax M3 alongside its other OpenRouter-backed models, giving you another model option when launching Pi.
Faster, lighter diffs for large changes
Implementation diffs now render only the rows you can actually see, so reviewing implementations with large diffs stays smooth and uses noticeably less memory.
Timestamps in your local timezone
Agent instruction set timestamps now display in your local timezone instead of UTC, so created times match the clock you're actually reading.
Fixed issues
Branch selector finds branches in large repositories
The branch selector now searches more of your repository's branches, so valid branches in repos with very long branch lists no longer go missing. The "Not seeing your branch?" prompt is also hidden once your exact branch is found.
Sidebar keeps its scroll position
The Recent Activity sidebar now preserves its scroll position as you navigate between pages, instead of jumping back to the top each time.
Have feedback or ideas for things you'd like to see on Superconductor? Let us know!