Here's a summary of all user-facing changes on Superconductor from September 13-19:
Major Changes
Tag teammates in conversations
You can now @mention teammates in project chats and implementation conversations. Type @ in the chat box, pick a workspace member, and Superconductor adds them to the thread as a follower and notifies them about the message.
Mentions also help you talk to people without accidentally waking an agent. If a message starts with a teammate mention, Superconductor treats it as directed at that person instead of launching another agent run.
A new connectors interface for agent tools
We've reorganized Workspace Settings to make it easier to manage connectors for tools, such as Notion, Linear, Sentry, Figma, and Zapier, in one place. Go to Workspace Settings → Connectors to add a team service account or your own personal account, choose which projects can use it, and decide whether only agents you launch or anyone's agents can use the connection.
Project settings now show which connected account agents you launch in that project will use, with a Used by your agents badge when multiple accounts are available. Existing per-project MCP and skill credentials were migrated into the new connection model, so agents can keep using the tools you've already connected.
Other Changes
Shared HTML artifact links open in the browser
HTML artifact URLs now open inline in the browser instead of forcing a download. That makes shared artifact links easier to inspect from chat, Slack, or anywhere else you open them.
Chat headers show the agent you're talking to
Chats in your projects now show the active agent's icon in the header, matching ticket implementation pages and Recent Activity cards.
Sentry and Playwright MCPs are up to date
Superconductor now runs newer supported versions of the Sentry and Playwright MCP servers.
Fixed Issues
Chats no longer disappear after a sleeping tab reconnects
If your browser tab went inactive or your machine hibernated, a reconnect could leave the conversation history blank until you refreshed manually. Superconductor now reloads the history after reconnects and prevents stale history requests from overwriting the fresh one.
Claude Code usage includes subagents
Claude Code token counts now include tokens used by Claude subagents and workflows, not just the main process. Workspace usage totals and per-run usage stats should now match the full amount of Claude work that actually happened.
Starting an implementation no longer refreshes the review pane
Starting or resuming an agent could previously replace the review pane even though no new review content was ready yet. The review pane now refreshes only when there is a finished or failed state to show.
Meeting headers fit on narrow screens
Meeting Assistant [Beta] headers now wrap their controls cleanly on narrower screens instead of squeezing the title into one-character lines.
Have feedback or ideas for things you'd like to see on Superconductor? Let us know!