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1.1

Agent-assisted editing and a clearer issue sidebar

Review attributed document edits and keep issue context close to the work

Documents and project descriptions are the context that keeps a team—and its agents—moving in the same direction.

You can now ask Pulse Agent to tighten a project brief, add missing context, or rewrite a section without leaving the document. Every suggested edit stays reviewable, and attribution markers show whether a passage came from a teammate or the agent.

A dark project document editor with attributed changes and a Pulse Agent review panel
Reviewing attributed edits from Pulse Agent in a project brief.

Changes are grouped into a single review, so you can keep everything, inspect individual edits, or restore the document to an earlier checkpoint. Author indicators remain visible after the review, making it clear how the document evolved.

A clearer issue sidebar

The issue sidebar now brings properties, linked pull requests, diffs, and agent activity into one predictable place. Diffs stay pinned near the work they describe, and the activity feed makes it easier to understand what a teammate or agent changed before you open the code.

A dark issue detail view with an activity feed, diff preview, and structured issue sidebar
Issue properties, linked code, and agent activity in one sidebar.

The refreshed layout keeps the issue readable on smaller screens, while preserving fast access to status, assignee, project, cycle, labels, and connected development work.

Improvements
  • Editor Added agent-assisted rewriting for project documents and descriptions
  • Agent Added persistent attribution markers for teammate and agent-authored text
  • Issues Pinned linked diffs and recent agent activity in the issue sidebar
  • Projects Added document checkpoints that can be restored after reviewing an edit
  • Mobile Improved the reading order of issue properties on narrow screens
Fixes
  • Slack Preserved the default status when an issue is created from a chosen request template
  • Comments Hid the resolved-comments menu when an issue has no resolved comments
  • Diffs Closed review flyouts reliably when clicking outside them
  • Views Preserved filters when opening an issue from a split view
  • Editor Corrected mixed Persian and English punctuation in attributed passages
  • Projects Prevented archived project links from reappearing after a refresh
API
  • API Added author attribution to document revision responses
  • Webhooks Added a revision identifier to document update events
1.0

A changelog for Pulse

Until today, the only way to find out what changed in Pulse was to notice it. This page is the fix — a dated timeline of everything we ship, in both English and Persian, with a permalink for every release and an RSS feed you can subscribe to.

A release note is written the same way a blog post is, so anything an article can do — callouts, code blocks, diagrams, figures — a release note can do too. What is new is the grouped list at the foot of an entry: the long tail of fixes and improvements, collapsed by default so a page of ten releases stays readable, and tagged by the area of the product each one touched.

Improvements
  • Changelog A dated timeline at /blog/changelog, with a permalink and hreflang for every entry
  • Changelog Grouped fix lists that collapse, so a long release does not bury the one below it
  • Changelog Area chips take their colour from the area's name, so a product area looks the same in every release and in both languages
  • Feeds A dedicated changelog RSS feed; the blog feed is unchanged and still carries articles only
  • API Entries are posts with a kind, so slugs, translations, SEO and the publish flow behave exactly as they always have
Notes
  • CLI blogctl post create --kind changelog --version 1.0 writes one from the terminal; blogctl guide changelog is the full walkthrough
  • Panel The editor's queue gained a Kind filter and a Version field