The previous release widened what gets into Studio. This one is about what Studio can do with it: a bug now has a path from report to pull request that does not need a person in the middle.
Fix with Helix
A bug can be handed to a sandboxed agent. It clones the linked repository, works the fix, runs the checks the repository declares, pushes a branch, and opens a pull request — which is linked back onto the bug as it moves to Fixed. Progress streams into a panel on the bug while the run happens.
The agent has no network tools, no push and no gh; the runner performs the
push and the PR. Every message out of the container is redacted.
Secrets, per environment
Secret sets carry an environment tag, a repository, and a directory. A run
targeting a repository and environment writes every matching set as its own
.env at its configured path, 0600 and excluded from git. The secrets page
was rebuilt around this, with a resizable environment panel and the environment,
repository, and directory shown on the card.
Project glossary
Each project maintains a glossary of its own vocabulary. Terms are passed to transcription as keyterms, so product names and internal acronyms stop coming back mangled in meeting transcripts.
Public wiki and canvas links
A wiki page or canvas can be published as a public link that renders a sanitized, read-only version for someone with no Studio account — without opening the rest of the project.
Acceptance-criteria leaderboard
QA ranks acceptance-criteria coverage across the team, cached rather than recomputed on every view, with an explicit error state instead of stale rows.
Also in this release
- Comments support replies, with per-project reply notifications.
- Helix citations render as chips again, and HTML typed by a user is shown as text rather than rendered.
- Worklogs accept fractional hours.
- Scheduled meetings assigned to a project appear on the project’s meetings tab.
- Meeting recordings play and upload reliably across WebM and MP4, with accurate durations.
Patch updates
- v1.14.3Hand a bug to Helix and get a pull requestFix with Helix dispatches a sandboxed agent that clones the repository, fixes the bug, runs the project's checks, and opens a pull request — with your secrets written per environment.
- v1.14.2Share a page with someone who has no accountWiki pages and canvases get public links, a QA acceptance-criteria leaderboard ranks coverage, and Helix citations render as chips again.
- v1.14.1Teach Studio your project's vocabularyA per-project glossary feeds transcription and shared understanding, comments get replies and notifications, and scheduled meetings show up on the project tab.