Quieter boards, task pages, and sidebar
Boards open on your columns, tasks read like documents, and the sidebar keeps only what you use daily.
Project boards, task pages, and the workspace sidebar now show less chrome so the work itself carries the page. Every existing action is still available; most moved closer to where you use it.
Boards start with your columns
The board header is one row with the project name, view tabs, connection state, and New task. Filters sit in a single quiet row: All, Mine, and Blocked show counts, and Initiative and Milestone filters only take space once you set them. The What matters next panel no longer appears on boards; agents still get recommendations through the CLI, heartbeat, and MCP. Cards drop empty assignee placeholders, show priority as a small glyph, and mark blocked work inline.
Tasks read like documents
Task pages lead with the title and description. Status, priority, assignee, and project live only in the property sidebar, and unset fields collapse into small add buttons. Sub-tasks, dependencies, attachments, and agent runs appear when they have content. Discussion and history share one Activity section with the comment box at the bottom.
A shorter sidebar
The sidebar puts Needs your attention, Dashboard, Projects, Strategy, and Agents first, with Products, Analytics, Activity, and Heartbeats below. The current project is highlighted. Search sits at the top, and Help, Changelog, Feedback, Settings, and theme now live in one menu next to your account.