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@github-actions github-actions released this 10 Oct 08:24
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Added

  • Hand a queued comment out to a subagent instead of waiting your turn. Send
    three comments and the agent takes them one at a time, so the third waits for
    the first two. Each queued comment now carries a hand-out icon beside its ×,
    with a tooltip saying what it does. Press it and that comment is delivered
    straight away, beside the one the agent is already on, and a subagent applies
    it while the main round carries on. The comment is still closed and answered by
    the session you are talking to, so the review still speaks with one voice.
  • Parallel mode (Experimental): hand every comment out without clicking each
    one.
    Tick Parallel mode in the workspace settings, and every comment
    already queued, and every comment you send after that, goes to a subagent. The agent reads the comments you sent together, groups related ones
    (same element, same component, same kind of change), and gives each group to
    one subagent. The setting is off by default and is remembered in your browser.
  • The icon appears only where the coding agent can start a subagent. Claude Code
    and Grok can; Codex cannot, and there the control is hidden and every comment
    waits its turn as before.

Changed

  • Reviewing a running app no longer puts a project's whole test suite in front
    of every comment.
    Comments are applied one at a time, so a full run per
    comment left you watching a progress bar through a suite that has nothing to
    say about a spacing or wording change. The agent now runs only what its change
    touches, and runs the full suite once your comments are all answered and
    nothing is queued. Reviewing a wireframe file is unaffected, since there is no
    code under it.