Here's a summary of all user-facing changes on Superconductor from September 27-October 3:
Major Changes
Connect Google Workspace to your agents
You can now connect Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Contacts, and Google Drive from Workspace Settings -> Connectors. Agents can search and label email threads, create drafts, read calendars, create events, check availability, look up contacts, and work with Drive files including Docs, Sheets, Slides, and Meet transcripts.
Sign into more connectors with OAuth
More built-in connectors now support account sign-in rather than requiring an API key. You can connect Linear, Atlassian, Better Stack, and Zapier by signing into the tool through OAuth instead of creating and pasting an access token.
A redesigned agent picker
We've updated the agent selector so that it's easier to scan and customize. You can search for a model across all agents, jump between agent types from the side menu, and star your favorite models so they are always one click away.
When you want to compare multiple approaches on the same implementation, you can also adjust how many agents to launch for each model directly from the selector.
New model launches
You can now launch Claude Code agents with Sonnet 5.5. It is the latest Sonnet option, with improved token efficiency at the same per-token price as Sonnet 5, and it is now the default Sonnet model.
Codex now includes GPT-6.1 Sol at Medium, High, Extra High, and Max reasoning effort. GPT-6.1 Sol replaces GPT-6 Sol as the default balanced Codex option.
Other Changes
Guided Review and QA Checks use your network sandbox approvals
Domains you approve through the network sandbox for an implementation now carry into Guided Review and QA Checks [Beta] for that implementation. If you approve a blocked domain while an agent is working, those follow-up review runs can use the same approval instead of failing because they could not reach the service.
Desktop back and forward shortcuts match browser conventions
The desktop app now uses platform-standard back and forward shortcuts. macOS keeps Cmd+[ and Cmd+], while Linux uses Alt+Left and Alt+Right.
Sign-in profile photos become your avatar
When you sign in with Google or GitHub, Superconductor now uses that account's profile photo as your avatar unless you've already set one.
Fixed Issues
Custom connector names show up in work logs
When an agent uses a custom connector, the work log now shows the connector name you gave it, such as Documentation search, instead of a generated ID. Work logs are easier to scan when agents use your own connectors.
Guided Review failures are easier to understand
When Guided Review fails to run, Superconductor now shows the saved failure reason and actionable help text instead of only a generic failed-run banner.
Broken GitHub connections are easier to recover
Expired or revoked GitHub sessions no longer leave your GitHub connection in a stuck state. When GitHub access needs to be renewed, Superconductor now prompts you to reconnect and finishes the sign-in flow cleanly.
Mobile forms no longer zoom unexpectedly on iOS Safari
Form fields now use a default size that prevents iOS Safari from zooming the page when you focus an input, textarea, or select field.
Have feedback or ideas for things you'd like to see on Superconductor? Let us know!