Linear, autofix, and session management

Hand a Linear issue to Indent

You can now delegate a Linear issue to Indent, name it in an issue description, or @-mention it in a comment, and Indent opens a session and works the ticket from inside Linear, attributing the work to the ticket's owner. Indent reports its work back to Linear and can ask for clarifications with a link back to answer in Indent.

To get started using Indent from Linear, connect Linear at organization scope from Settings → Integrations.

Autofix on every code review

When code review finds an issue that it can immediately fix, the review comment now carries an Autofix link on the finding itself, a link per failing check, and an Autofix All link that batches them.

Set up an automation from Slack, and see what every run returned

Ask for an automation from inside the Slack channel you want it in, with @indent /automate draft the weekly changelog, and Indent opens a session that works the job out with you instead of saving your one-line description as the whole instruction. Indent runs the task once end to end before saving the automation.

An automation can also report back from each run. Ask it to track a few values, such as a count, a status, or a link, and they become columns on the automation's Sessions tab, one row per run, updating live as runs start and finish.

Archive a session

Sessions you're done with can be archived from the home page, the sidebar, or the session itself. Archiving stops a session that's still working, takes it out of your lists, and keeps everything: the link still opens it, and you can unarchive it from the Archive tab on Home. The same menu now carries Copy link and Open in web / Open in desktop app, so moving a session between the browser and the desktop app is one click.

Improvements

• Pull request reviews are more efficient, with better handling of force-pushes, replies, and additional commits. @-mentioning Indent on a pull request it has never touched will now start a review.
• Admins can invite teammates from Settings → Members.
• Questions Indent asks in a session are now part of the transcript: you can review questions and answers, and reopen the answer panel if you dismissed it.
• Better support for long pasted snippets and long messages in the session view.
• Queued messages can be expanded.
• Memory shows the path of the file you're reading.
• The Code Review page opens with a repository already selected, and the selection lives in the URL so the view is shareable.
• Each session in the sidebar shows how long ago it was active.
• Streamlined home page display of sessions.
• Better mobile navigation.
• Existing connections are visible and marked as configured in the catalog, instead of disappearing.
• Skill steps in the transcript show the skill's name and expand to its instructions.
• Better connections for LaunchDarkly, MotherDuck, and Ramp.
• Datadog connections can now create and update dashboards (reconnect to update your existing connection).
• Better instructions for connection forms.
• Indent now surfaces missing permissions in existing connections.
• Better loading and rendering for Terminal, Browser and Processes panels.

Fixes

• Mentioning Indent in a Slack thread reply that is also sent to the channel now works.
• Indent no longer reads its own Slack replies back.
• Slack @-mentions show as user names instead of user IDs.
• Long command output is no longer silently truncated.
• Fixes for Indent's code search.
• Commands killed by the system are reported as killed, so Indent can correctly identify out of memory errors.
• Oversized tool results and screenshots can no longer wedge sessions permanently.
• A memory spike in one process on a sandbox no longer takes down everything else running on it.
• Fixes for stalled sessions.
• Any session may now be archived.
• Automations check their environment when they are saved.
• Subagents no longer rename sessions.