Changelog
New In Hoplite
Meaningful features and fixes, in plain English. Open an update for the details.
Features
Project settings endpoints for the v2 client
In the v2 rollout, the existing web client can read projects and save project settings through its familiar API paths. Setup and run script overrides keep their existing field names and clear behavior. Repository links remain attached to projects. This change does not enable GitCafe or claim the complete browser coding journey.
See when guidance reaches the v2 agent
In the v2 cutover client, press Enter to guide an active run. The transcript shows when guidance is accepted and the step where it is applied. If the run already finished, the client explains that your message started a new run. Queue shortcuts are unavailable until queue delivery is supported; guidance may still wait for a running tool.
Fixes
Open sign-in in the v2 cutover client
The v2 cutover login now renders Email instead of a Not found error. Existing enrolled accounts can continue with email and password into their v2 workspace without legacy onboarding requests. The original login and onboarding flow remains unchanged outside cutover mode.
Features
Agents move on to their next step faster
Agents spend less time between finishing one action and starting the next. Hoplite now reuses the prepared project context across many more steps instead of rebuilding it, so long tasks with many commands, code cells, or helper agents pause less between steps.
Agents spend less time checking background work
When helper agents or background commands may have changed a project’s instructions, agents now prepare their next response while checking those changes. Output stays hidden until the check passes. If the context changed, the agent rebuilds it before continuing.
Agents resume sooner after working with helper agents or previews
After an agent starts, waits on, or closes a helper agent, or starts or stops a preview, it keeps the project context it already prepared instead of setting it up again. These steps now add less waiting to a task.
See what is left and when it resets at a glance
Billing now leads with your available credits, the reset date, and one Add credits button, with the included, prepaid, and spend-limit details as simple rows. Free workspaces see today's remaining usage in the sidebar. When a run stops for a limit, a one-line notice shows what ran out, when it comes back, and the single next step.
Codex agents keep going after messaging their helper agents
When a Codex agent sends a message to a helper agent, lists its helpers, or reports a platform issue, it now carries on with its next step straight away. These actions no longer add an extra setup pause in the middle of a task.
A simpler context and cost panel
The composer context panel now uses a compact model-and-token header, a segmented usage bar, and rows for used context, your draft, and free space. Costs stay in a small breakdown below it, with pending and unavailable pricing clearly marked. Explanatory paragraphs and nested cards are removed.
The changelog now groups updates by day, with Features first and Fixes below in compact bullet lists.
The changelog now groups updates by day, with Features first and Fixes below in compact bullet lists. Click the small triangle beside any update to open its details. Permalink buttons are removed, while existing links to individual updates still work.
When a thread has been idle, the agent can now start working on your next message while its workspace is still waking up, instead of waiting for it first.
When a thread has been idle, the agent can now start working on your next message while its workspace is still waking up, instead of waiting for it first.
In the subagents panel, see each agent’s task and model settings, steer it after its current step, or queue a message for the end of its turn.
The subagents panel shows the task each subagent was given again, along with the model, reasoning effort and speed it runs on. A small composer lets you steer a running subagent after its current step or queue a message for the end of its turn, with images, PDFs or videos when its model can read them.
New threads start working before workspace setup finishes
The agent in a new thread now starts reading your code while the workspace installs its dependencies, instead of waiting for setup to finish first.
Search and pages on the Pull requests page
Pull requests now shows 50 at a time, newest first, with keys to move between pages. A search box finds any open pull request by title, number, repository, branch, author or project, across every page.
Read self-contained descriptions in the changelog to understand each change without expanding it, with small square markers matching the rest of the page.
Changelog summaries now describe what changed and where it applies, instead of relying on short headlines. Existing updates have been rewritten from their published descriptions, and small square markers replace browser-default bullets. Open the trailing triangle for additional details.
Fixes
Opening agent history now skips unnecessary goal-event lookups, so long threads load with less database work.
Agent history skips goal-event lookups for ordinary messages. Orchestrator conversations also avoid loading old replay details that are outside their context window.
More reliable retries after background changes
When background work changes project instructions during a response, the agent now finishes canceling that response before trying again. This prevents retries from getting stuck behind a discarded response and clears the progress indicator for interrupted summaries.
Opening the Diff view now loads your changes alongside the viewer, reducing the wait on the first visit.
Opening the Diff view now loads your changes alongside the viewer, reducing the wait on the first visit.
The Pull requests page opens from a recent snapshot instead of waiting more than 30 seconds on large repositories, then refreshes check, merge, and review status.
Pull requests used to take more than 30 seconds to open on repositories with hundreds of open pull requests. It now opens straight away from a recent snapshot and updates check, merge and review verdicts within a few seconds.
GitHub request scheduling no longer rewrites unchanged source-control connection records, reducing database and replication work while preserving catalog updates.
GitHub request scheduling no longer rewrites unchanged source-control connection records, reducing database and replication work while preserving catalog updates.
Large bursts of GitHub activity take less work to process, helping Hoplite stay responsive while pull request and check updates arrive.
Large bursts of GitHub activity take less work to process, helping Hoplite stay responsive while pull request and check updates arrive. Updates still process in order, and a delayed update does not block other connected GitHub accounts.
Reduce data transfer during pull request updates
Pull request webhooks and thread creation read and return only the fields they need, avoiding large review and diff payloads during bookkeeping.
When a running command briefly loses its response, Hoplite retries reading the result instead of immediately reporting a tool failure.
When a running command briefly loses its response, Hoplite retries reading the result instead of immediately reporting a tool failure. The command continues without being started twice.
Production releases complete the goal history update without repeatedly scanning unrelated events, so deployment does not stall on that step.
Production releases can complete the goal history update without repeatedly scanning unrelated events. If the update stalls, the release stops with a clear error instead of appearing stuck; customer fixes can ship once the recovery release succeeds.
Slack task cards now refresh even when a separate message-delivery task fails, so completed, waiting, and failed work no longer stays marked as working.
Slack task cards now refresh even when a separate message-delivery task fails, so completed, waiting, and failed work no longer stays marked as working.
When you steer a running agent with Cmd+Enter or the mobile steer action, Hoplite interrupts the model's current response and starts again with your message.
When you steer a running agent with Cmd+Enter or the mobile steer action, Hoplite interrupts the model's current response and starts again with your message. Steers no longer wait for the agent to finish its current step. A command that is already running still finishes first.
Features
Open the changelog from your account menu, where an unread badge highlights new updates and clears when you visit the page.
Open the changelog directly from your account menu. An unread badge highlights new updates, up to 99+, and clears when you visit the page. Existing updates start as read; your reading progress is saved per account in this browser.
Use /goal in an existing cloud thread to set an objective, check progress, pause, resume, or clear it.
Use /goal in an existing cloud thread to set an objective, check progress, pause, resume, or clear it. Hoplite continues until the goal is complete, blocked, or reaches its budget. New-thread composers also offer slash menus for skills from your selected repository or pull request.
Browse dated features and fixes in the changelog, and open an update for a plain-language explanation and verified contributor credit.
Hoplite's changelog now puts meaningful features and fixes in one short, dated list. Open any update for a plain-language explanation, and share a direct link with your team. Updates include contributor credit when verified.
In the pull request diff, read review conversations inline with code changes without switching away from the diff you are inspecting.
Pull request review conversations appear inline with code changes. Review feedback without switching away from the diff you are inspecting.
Organizations with early access to the Platform console can see what each app costs in model usage and sandbox compute, and export it as CSV.
Organizations with early access to the Platform console can see what each app costs in model usage and sandbox compute, and export it as CSV. Owners and admins on Pro or Scale can set monthly budgets per app. Free plans see shares and counts instead of dollar amounts. The console is rolling out to a limited set of organizations.
The Issues page is replaced by Pull requests, which lists every open pull request across a project's repositories, sorted by what to do next.
The Issues page is replaced by Pull requests, which lists every open pull request across a project's repositories, sorted by what to do next. Failing checks, merge conflicts and unresolved review comments get a one-click fix that starts an agent on the branch, and one key fixes every broken pull request at once.
Fixes
Deleting a thread, project, workspace, or account now preserves the information needed to shut down its sandboxes and record their final usage.
Deleting a thread, project, workspace, or account now preserves the information needed to shut down its sandboxes and record their final usage. Cleanup continues after deletion, including for subagents that are still starting.
In the desktop app, previews now load inside the preview panel instead of showing a blank page or requiring a separate browser window.
The preview panel in the desktop app showed a blank page instead of your running app. Previews now load inside the panel, as they do on the web, so you no longer need to open them in a separate browser window.
Hoplite saves refreshed sign-in credentials for connected tools.
Hoplite saves refreshed sign-in credentials for connected tools. Later requests can use the updated credentials instead of reusing expired ones and interrupting your task.
Queued messages are picked up after an agent run finishes, fails, or stops.
Queued messages are picked up after an agent run finishes, fails, or stops. Recovery also finds messages left waiting without an active run, so follow-up requests are not stranded.
Agents sharing a workspace no longer race while setting up or rotating repository access.
Agents sharing a workspace no longer race while setting up or rotating repository access. Parallel work keeps a single credential owner, avoiding intermittent setup failures and conflicting credential updates.
Messages from another thread no longer remove an agent's coordination tools during ongoing work.
Messages from another thread no longer remove an agent's coordination tools during ongoing work. Message-started runs can read and reply to their source thread, with bounded reply chains and repeated-message protection to prevent runaway conversations.
Images and files attached in the desktop app now appear in the thread on web, desktop, and mobile instead of showing as blocked.
Images and files attached in the desktop app now appear in the thread on web, desktop, and mobile instead of showing as blocked. Messages sent before this fix display their attachments again.
Features
The terminal client keeps tool activity visible and shows previews alongside the conversation, making it easier to follow what your agent is doing.
The terminal client keeps tool activity visible and shows previews alongside the conversation, making it easier to follow what your agent is doing.
Fixes
Projects with multiple repositories no longer fail to prepare a workspace just because an additional repository has no commits yet.
Projects with multiple repositories no longer fail to prepare a workspace just because an additional repository has no commits yet. Hoplite prepares the empty repository so work can continue.
Features
Attach files or paste a screenshot when sending a terminal message.
Attach files or paste a screenshot when sending a terminal message. The files travel to your cloud agent, so it can work with material that is only on your computer.
Features
Remove a pull request from a task while preserving the agent’s conversation context.
Remove a pull request from a task while preserving the agent’s conversation context. You can correct a link without starting the task over.
Fixes
Trial limit messages distinguish the daily limit from the available balance and explain what a credit top-up must cover.
Trial limit messages distinguish the daily limit from the available balance and explain what a credit top-up must cover. You can see what is needed before trying to continue.
A disconnected browser tab no longer keeps counting agent work as though it were still live.
A disconnected browser tab no longer keeps counting agent work as though it were still live. Timers pause until the connection returns, and outdated tabs refresh when it is safe.
Credit balance checks include pending charges and reconcile missed usage, so your available credit better reflects the work your organization has used.
Usage accounting now includes pending charges when checking available credit and reconciles missed charges. Balance checks better reflect the work your organization has used.
Features
Use hoplite push or /sync to send local changes to a task’s cloud workspace without committing them first.
Use hoplite push or /sync to send local changes to a task’s cloud workspace without committing them first. Conflicting changes are identified, and common credential files are excluded.
Hoplite suggests connected tools based on the technologies found in your project’s repositories.
Hoplite suggests connected tools based on the technologies found in your project’s repositories. Each suggestion includes a reason, helping you find relevant integrations without searching the entire directory.
Features
The interactive terminal client brings Hoplite tasks, tool activity, approvals, and pull request status into your terminal.
The interactive terminal client brings Hoplite tasks, tool activity, approvals, and pull request status into your terminal. You can also send requests from scripts, open a remote shell, and connect supported editors.
Features
Local-agent tasks can be shared with your organization, keeping work on your Mac visible to teammates.
Local-agent tasks can be shared with your organization, keeping work on your Mac visible to teammates. Pull request status also shows when a change is waiting in GitHub’s merge queue.
Features
Projects with supported dependency files now prepare dependencies and previews ahead of time by default.
Projects with supported dependency files now prepare dependencies and previews ahead of time by default. This reduces repeated setup when opening a workspace. You can turn this preparation off for individual projects.
Search the model picker and inspect clearer names and hover details to distinguish similar models before choosing one.
Search the model picker and see more information before choosing. Clearer names and hover details help distinguish similar models.
Fixes
A compact message composer leaves more room for your task list on a phone.
A compact message composer leaves more room for your task list on a phone. Agent activity appears in its activity view instead of being mixed into ordinary chat messages.
Features
The desktop beta shows an in-app update notification instead of a separate system dialog.
The desktop beta shows an in-app update notification instead of a separate system dialog. Install an update immediately or let it wait until you are idle.
Fixes
Switching models during a task now sends requests that custom model providers can accept.
Switching models during a task now sends requests that custom model providers can accept. This fixes failures caused by an incompatible message format.
A failed session lookup now shows an offline recovery screen instead of leaving the app unreachable.
A failed session lookup now shows an offline recovery screen instead of leaving the app unreachable. You can understand the connection problem and try again.
Features
After completing checkout, Hoplite returns you to where you started.
After completing checkout, Hoplite returns you to where you started. Upgrading or adding credit no longer sends you to an unrelated page.
Fixes
Redirecting an active agent keeps earlier reply drafts and separates the activity from each attempt.
Redirecting an active agent keeps earlier reply drafts and separates the activity from each attempt. You can follow how the work changed without losing the previous response.
The agent no longer condenses conversation history earlier than necessary, keeping more of your task’s original details available while work continues.
The agent no longer condenses conversation history earlier than necessary. More of your task’s original details stay available while the work continues.
Tasks waiting for checks and reviews now resume to report a passing result instead of remaining parked.
Tasks waiting for checks and reviews now resume to report a passing result instead of remaining parked. They also wake when the pull request’s target branch changes.
Fixes
Signup shows a clear message when a network verification check is rejected instead of leaving you without an explanation.
Signup shows a clear message when a network verification check is rejected instead of leaving you without an explanation. Where available, an additional verification step helps complete the check.
Features
Added Muse Spark 1.3 and Claude Fable 5.1 to the supported model lineup, giving teams more choices for their coding tasks.
Added Muse Spark 1.3 and Claude Fable 5.1 to the supported model lineup, giving teams more choices for their coding tasks.
Features
In a limited organization rollout, parallel agents can build, test, and edit in their own cloud workspaces.
In a limited organization rollout, parallel agents can build, test, and edit in their own cloud workspaces. This separates their changes while they work on different parts of a task.
Fixes
Previews recognize more development servers, handle slow startup without repeatedly switching to an error, and retain crash output to help explain what went wrong.
Previews recognize more development servers, handle slow startup without repeatedly switching to an error, and retain crash output to help explain what went wrong.
Features
Opening a task uses information already synchronized to your browser instead of waiting for several separate requests.
Opening a task uses information already synchronized to your browser instead of waiting for several separate requests. Your conversation and task details become available sooner.
Features
Connect a custom model endpoint with your own credentials and billing.
Connect a custom model endpoint with your own credentials and billing. Choose its models for a task alongside Hoplite’s other model options.
Features
Large repository transfers use larger batches, reducing delays when a cloud workspace is prepared.
Large repository transfers use larger batches, reducing delays when a cloud workspace is prepared. This helps large projects get back to useful work sooner.
Features
Task rows use two lines on small screens, keeping important details readable without horizontal scrolling.
Task rows use two lines on small screens, keeping important details readable without horizontal scrolling.
Features
Daytona-backed workspaces can expand storage during restart when the disk is nearly full.
Daytona-backed workspaces can expand storage during restart when the disk is nearly full. This gives large installs and builds more room to finish.
Features
Mention or delegate an issue to Hoplite in a connected Linear project.
Mention or delegate an issue to Hoplite in a connected Linear project. The agent works on it and sends progress and pull request links back to the issue.
Features
Schedule routine coding work instead of starting it by hand each time.
Schedule routine coding work instead of starting it by hand each time. Each automation run creates a task where you can review its progress and results.