Here's a summary of all user-facing changes on Superconductor from June 28-July 4:
Major changes
New workspace usage dashboard
All workspaces now have a dedicated Usage dashboard showing tickets, implementations, API spend, token usage, code changes, plan coverage, and breakdowns by agent and user. You can switch between time periods to see recent usage or a broader workspace history.
Claude Sonnet 5 and Fable 5 support
Claude Sonnet 5 and Claude Fable 5 are now available from Claude Code profiles in Superconductor.
Other changes
Connected plans on workspace members
Workspace member lists now show which members have active Claude, Codex, or Grok plans connected. This makes it easier to understand which plan credentials are available across your team.
Pricing page updates
The Enterprise plan now explicitly calls out self-hosting as a supported capability.
Clearer empty sidebar state
The Recent Activity sidebar now has clearer empty-state copy when you're outside a workspace.
GitHub project setup catches invalid repository choices
When connecting GitHub repositories to a project, Superconductor now flags empty selections and duplicate repositories before they cause setup issues. This helps teams catch project configuration mistakes earlier.
Fixed issues
Assisted environment setup handles longer builds
Assisted environment setup now gives larger projects more time to finish. This should reduce failures during slow setup steps and make first-time project setup more reliable.
Claude plan limit messages are clearer
When Claude reaches a session limit, Superconductor now stops cleanly and shows a clearer message instead of leaving the implementation in an unclear state.
Ticket titles generate more reliably
We updated ticket title generation so new tickets are more likely to get useful automatic titles.
Recurring ticket descriptions are easier to write
Description fields for automation-created tickets now expand as you type, so longer recurring-ticket prompts are easier to edit.
Recent Activity updates stay in the current workspace
Recent Activity sidebar updates are now scoped to the current workspace, preventing activity from another workspace from appearing in the wrong sidebar.
Benchmark results are more reliable
Benchmark pages now display comparison charts correctly, and benchmark setup handles pull requests with image-heavy changes more gracefully.
QA and Guided Review focus on code changes
QA checks and Guided Review now focus on the implementation diff itself, so unrelated commit status checks don't affect the review signal.
Have feedback or ideas for things you'd like to see on Superconductor? Let us know!