Superagent 1.7.14

Superagent 1.7.14 — the first message cuts the branch, wherever it came from

A conversation started on your phone now gets its own copy of the project. The rule — cut a branch on the first message and name it from what you asked for — lived in the window, and the phone's messages never pass through it. So a chat sent from the phone ran in the project folder itself, beside whatever was already working there: two agents, one checkout, which is exactly what 1.7.12 set out to make impossible. The rule now lives in one place and both surfaces use it.

Your phone can see the branches. It listed conversations while the Mac listed branches, so a branch with no chat, or one whose chat was deleted, simply was not there. The phone now draws the same rows from the same git listing: the project row is the folder's own conversation, and the list beneath it holds the branches, each naming the conversation in it.

The Mac's browser stops rearranging itself when the phone looks at it. Opening a chat on the phone, with a page attached, left that page laid out at desktop width in the Mac's window. Taking a picture of a hidden pane means parking it in the window for a moment; nothing was taking it back out afterwards.

Your phone can see the Simulator too — the device's name, a picture about once a second, and taps that land on it.

A file the agent hands you stays in the conversation, on both surfaces: a card with its name and where it lives, which opens the file when you click it. And Files follows the conversation now, so a report written in a chat's own copy of the project appears in the tree beside it rather than in a folder nothing on screen pointed at.