Release 1.45.2

Two projects, one conversation

Anyone working across repositories knows the scene: the app's agent needs the shape of what the API returns, and that answer lives in the other project. You become the translator. Copy from one side, paste into the other, explain the same thing twice.

Not anymore. The agent asks to talk to its counterpart in the other project, you approve with one click, and the two sort it out between themselves.

Nothing starts on its own. You see who wants to talk to whom, about what, and how many messages you are allowing. The open conversation sits in the panel header, showing how much room is left, and anything that is your call still comes to you. You can open the line by voice too: "let Tristão talk to Gerda on the backend".

The file you are reading, in the hands of whoever will change it

The file panel now has a button that copies the full path, and the right-click menu gained "Send to an agent". Pick someone from the project, or from another project through the submenu, and they get the request to take a look, with the path attached. If they are asleep, they wake up to receive it.

The sidebar shows everyone

The workstreams sidebar now also lists agents that haven't created a branch yet: whoever is just reading the code, or was born a minute ago, shows up in their own area with their current state, and clicking takes the camera to them. The "no panel open" group starts collapsed, since it's the cast you aren't using right now.

Fixes

The workstreams sidebar holds up in a large repository: long branch names no longer break the row, and a project with hundreds of branches stopped weighing it down. Agents grouped into tabs stopped swapping places on their own, jumping off screen, and floating on top of each other. And an agent opening its second workstream is recognized again, instead of showing up as if it had no panel open.