Here's a summary of all user-facing changes on Superconductor from May 31-June 6:
Major changes
Automations (Beta)
Automations are now available in private beta. When enabled for a project, the new Automations page lets you schedule recurring tickets, optionally auto-launch an implementation for each ticket, run an automation manually, and review past runs from the run history page.
Send us an email if you'd like Automations enabled for your project. More automation actions are coming soon.
Superconductor desktop apps
Superconductor now has desktop apps for macOS and Linux. The desktop apps have the same Superconductor functionality as the browser and mobile apps, but live in their own app window instead of getting buried among browser tabs. Live app previews also open in their own desktop window, making it easier to keep an implementation and its running app side by side.
You can download the desktop apps from superconductor.com/download.
Pi agent support
Pi is now available as a coding agent profile in Superconductor. You can configure an OpenRouter API key at the project or workspace level, then launch Pi agents with models such as DeepSeek V4, GLM 5.1, MiniMax M2.7, and Qwen3.7 Plus.
Other changes
Cleaner multi-repo diffs
Implementation diffs now collapse repositories with no changes into a No Changes section, making multi-repo reviews easier to scan when only some repos were touched.
Faster implementation conversations
Implementation pages now cache and reuse more of the expensive message-rendering work, so long conversations with lots of agent output should load and update more quickly.
More actionable agent credential messages
When an agent cannot run because credentials are missing or invalid, Superconductor now links to the most relevant setup location, including Account Settings for connected plans and Project or Workspace Settings for API keys.
Benchmark evaluations use newer models
Benchmark scoring and benchmark pull request spec inference now use newer evaluation models, improving the quality of generated specs and implementation evaluations.
Fixed issues
Outdated review warnings are easier to read
Guided Review and QA Check outdated warnings now use a calmer, less prominent style while still keeping the rerun action available.
Non-image attachments no longer break generated ticket titles
Ticket title generation now handles attached non-image files correctly, so creating a ticket with documents or other supported attachments should no longer fail while Superconductor drafts the title.
New-user agent runs are less likely to hang
Agent runs now handle async execution timeouts more reliably, reducing cases where a new user's first run could appear stuck.
Playwright MCP setup is more reliable
Projects using the Playwright MCP now include the required browser download hosts in their network rules, so agents can start browser automation more reliably inside the sandbox.
Long "Diff not available" messages wrap correctly
Guided Review now wraps long file paths in Diff not available messages, preventing overflow on narrow screens and mobile layouts.
Textareas resize reliably as you type
Long ticket descriptions, environment variables, benchmark settings, and diff comments now expand as you type instead of relying on browser-specific field sizing behavior.
The sidebar stays collapsed across implementation navigation
If you close the sidebar and move between implementations, Superconductor now preserves that collapsed state instead of briefly flashing the sidebar open.
Codex tool calls render more clearly
Codex work logs now handle tool-call output more completely, making agent progress easier to follow in the implementation log.
Have feedback or ideas for things you'd like to see on Superconductor? Let us know!