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Workflows in new UI, redesigned Platform and sidebar, debug logs for support, personal Claude plans, agent workspace copy and move

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New Features:

  • Workflows are generally available on the new UI: No preview entitlement needed.
Workflow canvas with Start, a Score priority code step and End; Test opens, a request about a stolen security key is typed, Run, then the run card shows Done with a P1 result

A two-step workflow: Test with a request, Run, and the result comes back marked P1.

  • UI updates: The Platform settings pages are rebuilt on the chat design system, with details opening in a right-hand card. The sidebar is now a flat nav (New chat, Agents, Workflows, Scheduled) over one filterable conversation list, and it is resizable.
Members & groups page where clicking Bob Martinez opens a card with email, role, groups and agents

Platform > Organization > Members & groups: a member's details open in a right-hand card.

Sidebar navigation, the sidebar edge dragged wider and back, then the Recents filter menu with Agents, People, Source, Status and Date

The sidebar: New chat, Agents, Workflows, Surfaces and Scheduled over one conversation list. Drag its edge to resize it; Filters narrows the list.

  • Debug logs for support: Download a debug-logs zip from the Support dialog or the thumbs-down note. Feedback reports redact credentials, and sharing with xpander support is opt-in.
Thumbs-down on an agent reply opens What went wrong, a note is typed, Download debug logs is clicked and a Downloaded xpander-debug-logs-conversation zip message appears

Thumbs-down on a reply, add a note, then Download debug logs saves that conversation's zip.

  • Copy and move agent workspaces: Duplicating an agent, or moving it to an external harness, now copies its whole workspace and keeps its model.
  • Agent directory layout: Harness agents get per-conversation sessions/ folders and a shared/ folder, migrated automatically. The Computer view browses the whole agent directory.
  • Schedules in agent settings: Create and edit an agent’s schedules from inside any conversation. Scheduling for Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode agents is now managed by xpander.
New schedule card where a plain-language task is typed, Generate turns it into Weekdays 09:00 with its instructions, and after Add the schedule shows in Agent settings and in the chat

Agent settings > Schedules: describe the task, Generate fills in when it runs, then Add.

  • Slack questions as thread messages: An agent’s follow-up questions arrive as a new message with buttons that mentions you.

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Improvements:

  • Faster, more scalable agent runs: Shorter cold starts, no per-user process caps, better spread across executors, and the fleet rolls itself after a new harness image.
  • Claude Code runs at the 1M-token context window, and Claude Sonnet 5.5 pricing is added.
  • Sub-agent steps nest under their Agent row, and Stop cuts only the running turn of a live process.
  • Harness agents start with the Playwright browser on, pick up newly added connectors mid-session, and get image text from Slack as context instead of in your message.
  • Self-hosted and air-gapped: Claude Code on Bedrock, the custom theme included, private-range MCP servers, and working skill bundle downloads.

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Bug Fixes:

  • Fixed Slack system messages triggering auto-engagement, and stuck hourglasses or lost replies on steered Slack messages.
  • Fixed the pending-changes bar being invisible in light mode and the queue chip showing for files-only sends.
  • Fixed the sidebar pinning Omni on the platform home, and “Agent not published yet” appearing on real load errors.
  • Fixed duplicated agents switching runtime, and an MCP token under two identities forcing a sign-in.
  • Fixed a racing follow-up being answered twice, a lost steer from a finished child, and the answer before Finish process being replaced by “Done.”
  • Fixed unreadable skill bundle files, Add model missing on keyless providers, and connectors with unusual tool schemas failing on harness agents.
  • As always, our agents and humans continuously fix various bugs, and sometimes create new ones (that will be fixed in the next update.)