Cloud Workspaces Are Out of Beta #9427

Cloud workspaces run your agents on a cloud machine, so they keep working when your laptop sleeps. They are now part of the Team and Ultra plans #9363.

Starting a Large cloud workspace from the new-workspace dialog, then the agent editing and building

Forward ports to your computer - click Forward in the Share popover to open a cloud dev server on localhost #9493
Manual sign-in - keep Claude Code or Codex signed in with your own script, in Settings → Agents #9372
Reach your own machines - turn on Settings → Hosts → Cloud workspaces to let cloud agents use a host you own #9409

Resize a workspace or list its forwards from the CLI #9371:

Pick Cloud as the host when you create a workspace. Docs: Cloud Workspaces.

Chrome Extensions in the Browser #9221

The browser pane now runs Chrome extensions. Install them from the Chrome Web Store, pin them to the toolbar, and sign in with 1Password or LastPass, passkeys included. Contributed by @serhii-kucherenko.

Installing Dark Reader from the Chrome Web Store, using extension popups and right-click items, then managing extensions from the CLI

1Password talks to its desktop app, ad blockers like uBlock Origin Lite block ads, and Vimium and Google Translate work #9327 #9328 #9330
Agents get their own browser without your extensions, and every install asks you first
Machines with more memory keep more pages open in the background, and a page that plays audio or holds a half-filled form is never closed #9498

Open a browser pane with ⌘⇧B and click the puzzle icon. From the CLI: superset browser extensions list #9306.

The Chat Interface Is Out of Experimental #9403

Chat runs your agent as a conversation instead of a terminal. New users pick Terminal or Chat during onboarding #9367.

The onboarding step that asks whether to work in a terminal or a chat

Chips above the composer show running subagents and background tasks #9289
A chat cut off by a quit or crash asks to resume on the next launch #9432
New chats keep each agent's last model, effort and mode #9410

Turn it on in Settings → General → Chat interface. Docs: Chat interface.

Paradev Is MIT Licensed #9356

Paradev moved from the Elastic License to MIT, so you can use and change the code however you want.

Improvements

Import from other tools - onboarding finds worktrees left by Conductor, T3 Code, Orca and others and imports them #9362
Archive automations - archiving replaces delete and has Undo. Restore or delete permanently from the Archived tab #9338
Same workspace for automations - every run can reuse one workspace, and Continue picks up the last conversation #9378
Set up a workspace from the keyboard - type # in the new-workspace composer to pick project, host, environment and size #9291
Several GitHub organizations - connect more than one GitHub organization to one Paradev organization #9396
Pages - share a page with Can edit, and pinned pages show in the sidebar #9302 #9295
New plugins - Inngest, Supabase, Firecrawl and Wispr Flow #9273
Tribute ringtone - the train whistle Conductor played when a workspace finished, in Settings → Ringtones #9415
.paradev folders - app data moves to ~/.paradev by itself, and repos keep working from .superset/ #9158 #9248

Bug fixes

Copy in cloud workspace terminals reaches your clipboard #9364
Narrow panes and small windows no longer paint text over text #9226
Pull request lists show rows before their checks load #9384
Schedules whose hours wrap past midnight fire every slot #9274 #9278
Chats keep their permission mode across resume and fork, and prompts queue while a turn waits #9354 #9361
Chats started from the CLI or mobile open as tabs #9399
A failed plugin connect says why, and plugin accounts connect in more than one organization #9418 #9433
Only organization admins can connect a GitHub account #9499