Studio knew about your repository only well enough to open a pull request against it. Now you can read it.
GitHub at the organization level
Repositories are linked through an organization integration rather than per-project credentials, and an organization can install the app on several accounts — every active connection is listed, each offers adding another, and the repository picker shows a tab per account and links each repository through the connection it came from.
Personal access tokens are gone: Helix and secrets resolve a repository through a short-lived provider token scoped to that repository.
Browse the code
A linked repository gets a Code tab: branch and tag switcher, a lazily loaded file tree, a file viewer with syntax highlighting, and repository-wide search. Ref, path, and search live in the URL, so every view is shareable.
Commits, pull requests, and issues
Commits lists by branch with message search, an inclusive date range, and day-grouped rows; opening one shows its message, author, parent, and stats with unified or split diffs. Commit metadata and diffs are fetched separately and paged, so a commit touching hundreds of files stays a small response.
Pull requests lists with state tabs and search, and opens to a header, paginated file diffs, and a read-only conversation. Issues is a read-only list and detail view. Provider images load through an allowlisted proxy, with a link out when the browser cannot load one.
Above the provider layer nothing knows it is talking to GitHub: the canonical types live in shared code, records are addressed by opaque provider ids, and event types and file statuses are normalized vocabulary.
Also in this release
- Adding a project member suggests people already in your organization and prefills their email.
- MCP tools broken by removed or mismatched routes work again;
link_pull_requestandgenerate_test_cases_from_storywere removed, as their routes no longer accept a client call or never existed. ⚠️ - Inline editable fields no longer draw a white border inside dark panels, and a long backlog title no longer squeezes the expand caret.
- Source lists paginate as they scroll rather than truncating at 100 items, and the sidebar remembers which sections you collapsed.