Here's a summary of all user-facing changes on Superconductor from the week of Mar 1-7:
Major changes
Automatic Environment Setup
When you create a new project, Superconductor automatically analyzes your repositories and suggests the complete environment configuration for you.
Meeting Assistant (Beta)
AI joins your Zoom/Meet calls and turns decisions into implemented tickets.
Uncommitted changes diff filter
Toggle the diff view in any implementation between Full Diff and Uncommitted.
Other changes
Support for GPT 5.4 and updated OpenCode models
GPT 5.4 is now available as a Codex model, replacing older GPT versions. We also refreshed the OpenCode model lineup, adding Gemini 3.1 Pro, GLM-5, Kimi K2.5, and MiniMax M2.5 Free, while deprecating outdated models.
Multi-tab ticket drafts
Previously, if you started writing tickets in multiple browser tabs, you could lose your work because only one unsaved draft was stored at a time. Now Superconductor saves drafts independently per tab, so you can work on several tickets in parallel without losing any of them.
Better error messages for OpenAI usage limits
If you hit your ChatGPT usage cap or try to use Codex Spark on an unsupported plan, you'll now see a clear, actionable error message instead of a confusing authentication warning.
Workspace owner role protection
The last remaining owner of a workspace can no longer accidentally demote themselves, preventing a situation where a workspace ends up with no owner.
Improved Amp context limit handling
When Amp's context limit is reached mid-implementation, Superconductor now surfaces a clear error instead of failing silently.
Fixed HTML pasting breaking ticket pages
Pasting raw HTML into a ticket no longer breaks the implementation page.
Implementations now wait for title generation
Ticket implementations no longer start running until the AI-generated title is complete, ensuring the agent has proper context before it begins work.
iOS app improvements
The workspace switcher on the home and project list screens now uses a native iOS menu for a smoother feel. We also fixed safe area insets so content no longer gets hidden behind the tab bar, and resolved an authentication redirect issue.
Have feedback or ideas for things you'd like to see on Superconductor? Let us know!