Here's a summary of all user-facing changes on Superconductor from October 11-17:
Major Changes
Agents can reference tickets and implementations
You can now ask your agent to pull context from any other ticket in your project. The always-on Tickets and implementations skill is available automatically in all projects. Just paste a link to another ticket or implementation in the same project, or describe the work you want the agent to find, and the agent can use that context in the current conversation.
Five new connectors
We've added five new connectors that you can link to your workspace from Workspace Settings -> Connectors.
- Typefully for drafting, publishing, scheduling, and managing social posts across X, LinkedIn, Threads, Bluesky, and Mastodon.
- Happenstance for searching your professional and personal network when agents need people or relationship context.
- Netlify for creating, deploying, and managing Netlify projects, environment variables, forms, and extensions.
- ElevenLabs for managing voice agents, reviewing conversations, and generating speech.
- Loops for working with transactional email and customer messaging.
Typefully and Netlify support account sign-in and access-token connection paths. Happenstance, ElevenLabs, and Loops use account sign-in.
Other Changes
New page for all Superconductor integrations, connectors, and agents
Our new integrations page gives you one place to browse all the tools and coding agents that work with Superconductor.
Each integration has its own page with setup context, example use cases, technical details, related integrations, and a direct path to connect or configure the tool when you're signed in.
Table/Card view toggle on Markdown tables
Markdown tables now include a Table · Cards toggle. Superconductor still chooses a responsive default, but you can override the layout per table when a card view or a traditional table is easier to read.
Gemini 4 Argon for Pi
You can now launch Pi agents with Gemini 4 Argon at high reasoning effort. Gemini 4 Argon is available in the Pi agent picker and in model-matching prompts such as model:gemini.
Updated credits-based pricing
We've updated our pricing page to use credits instead of sandbox hours. You can see how many credits come with each plan and how credits map to cloud compute.
Cleaner agent work logs
Agent work logs are easier to scan while an agent is running. Step rows are flatter and tighter, expanded output is visually connected to its step with a guide line, and agent text uses the same markdown styling as final replies.
Mention the agent in a conversation
You can now @-mention the agent you're chatting with, just like a teammate. The agent appears first in the mention menu and will reply even when your message also mentions another person.
Projects remember if you last selected "ticket" or "chat"
The composer now remembers whether you last used Ticket or Chat mode for each project. Projects with repositories still default to Ticket mode, projects without repositories default to Chat mode, and your saved preference is restored the next time you open a composer for that project.
Custom MCP connectors can be deleted
People who manage workspace connectors can now delete custom MCP connectors from Workspace Settings → Connectors. Superconductor disconnects existing credentials first and revokes OAuth access when the connector server supports revocation.
Mobile recent activity loads more results
The mobile Recent page now loads additional activity as you scroll, matching the desktop sidebar.
Fixed Issues
Review diffs stay put while adding comments
Adding comments to the review diff no longer makes the panel jump out of place. Safari and iOS review diffs also no longer jump when opening or closing a diff comment.
Have feedback or ideas for things you'd like to see on Superconductor? Let us know!