Isomorph

Release notes

What changed in each update, newest first.

Clearer status, better on a phone, fewer surprises

Most of this update comes from your feedback over the last two weeks: interrupted tasks are explained instead of shown in red, status words mean one thing each, teammates see the right view of a shared agent, and the platform works properly on a phone.

Interrupted tasks are explained

  • A task that ends early now reads “interrupted”, explains that it did not finish, and tells you it is safe to send your message again; a task you stopped reads “stopped”. An interrupted task no longer counts against your success rate.
  • In task details the interrupted note sits in an amber block, not a red one.
  • The running bubble shows how long the current task has been going, and the timer stays steady from start to finish.

Status says what it means

  • The line beside your agent’s name says when it last did work (“Active today”, “Last active 3 days ago”) instead of a status word.
  • An agent that is set up shows “Provisioned”; “Running” now means only that a task is running right now.
  • The “Blended rate” line is gone from task details.
  • “Start offline agents” asks for confirmation first.

Your team sees what they are allowed to see

  • Teammates you share an agent with can open its Activity tab.
  • The credentials tab tells a teammate that credentials are managed by the agent’s owner; the access list is readable by everyone on the agent while only owners and admins can change it.
  • Buttons read “View access” or “Manage access” to match what you can do.

Works properly on a phone

  • Controls that used to appear only on mouse hover — Quote, rename, Archive, Pin, the schedule pin — are visible on touch screens.
  • Code blocks have a Copy button that is always visible on a phone, placed under the block so it never covers anything.
  • The agent page and the dashboard fit the screen: the agent’s name and description are readable, all tabs are visible, nothing scrolls sideways.
  • The console opens on your conversations, shows your agent’s name in the bar, and puts your own work at the top.

Small things that were in the way

  • Dialogs close with the Escape key.
  • When notifications cannot be turned on, the message explains why and what to do next.
  • A failed sign-in and a temporarily unreachable agent now show a clear message instead of an error.
  • If your agent cannot be reached, the console tells you promptly instead of leaving you waiting.
  • The account page’s Notifications section is reachable on a phone.
  • Every code block has a Copy button, and if the browser blocks copying, the button says “Copy blocked”.
  • The Claude connection row says that your agent runs on your Claude Pro or Max subscription and names the two controls you use to connect it.

Documentation matches the product

  • The Slack setup guide uses the platform’s own screens: you change connection details, and who may use your agent, from its Credentials and Access panels.
  • The guides say “Agent name” consistently and describe Slack as optional, with the console as the other way to talk to your agent.

Mentions and working steps

A small follow-up to the September 8 release.

Console

  • Typing @ in the message box suggests only people who can access the agent.
  • Working-step cards say what each step was doing, and completed steps no longer repeat themselves.

Copy on every message, clearer credentials, and a cleaner console

A batch of console and credential fixes.

Console

  • A Copy button on every message, with Copy and Quote at the top right of each bubble.
  • The dashboard tile opens the console in one click; “Manage agent” is the button for settings.
  • The “?” beside “+” on the canvas explains what the canvas can be asked for and where it stops.
  • A hidden automation no longer looks like a paused one; plan limits show the right numbers; when a message or a conversation cannot be started, the reason is shown.
  • The first page loads faster for visitors who are not signed in.

Credentials and access

  • A GitHub connection you add during setup works straight away.
  • When something is off-limits, the message says whether it is a private thread or an agent you do not have access to.
  • An admin can choose the credits an invited account starts with.

Support

  • A support package requested from your agent arrives by email.