A new look - Duckhunt is redesigned from top to bottom: calmer screens, denser lists and the same dark blue and amber. - New interface settings: density, and contrast (system, standard or high). - Entries are a compact list with status badges and their task in the row, optionally tinted by source. Insights - Insights replaces the old dashboard: a summary of findings, each with a one-tap fix you can undo or ignore, plus Time, Flow, Agents and Sources tabs. - Ask questions about your work in the new Ask tab. - The Report tab holds your daily and weekly report. The daily is written for you at your time of day and can be shared with a read-only link. - Assign untracked blocks of code time to a task by hand. - Mute alerts by type or by item from Sources. Getting started - A step-by-step welcome that adapts to how you'll use Duckhunt, a "get started" checklist in the top bar and a guided tour. - Empty screens explain what goes there and what to do next. Agents - Talk to your agents from a Slack DM or Telegram: start conversations, answer their questions and forms, and use commands like /new, /stop, /retry and /model. - Choose how much an editing agent does on its own (manual, auto or bypass) and approve its permission requests as they come in. - Redesigned composer: one context line for repo, branch and machine, and one access ladder from read to edit. - See each turn's code changes, with their diffs, right in the conversation. - Search whole conversations and filter the list by status, origin, rule, repo or task. - Conversations show up on the board, on the task they're working on. - On iPad, the list and the conversation sit side by side. Widgets - A new widget family: now, agents (answer yes or no from the widget), workday, board, alerts and capture. iPhone, iPad and Mac - Push notifications on iOS, with buttons to answer your agents (yes/no or reply) and to investigate alerts. - The tab bar follows the app's theme. - On iPhone Duo, the tabs move to a side rail. - On a Mac, the app uses the desktop layout. Sign-in - New sign-in screens, with a radar panel you can play with. - Link more sign-in methods to your account, also from the app. - A clearer two-factor step, showing your account and a way back. More - A "next" calendar chip in the top bar opens your day. - Shared links show a rich preview for their type. - A source account with errors shows a red dot and its own Reconnect button. - Use Duckhunt from ChatGPT: the official app is linked from Connections. Fixes - Dragging cards on the board works again. - Submenus no longer close while you move through them. - Agent closing actions are no longer cut off mid-word.

AGENTS - Conversations now read as turns, with a details panel showing status, usage, cost, machine and model. - Agents can ask you multi-question forms, and you can select several closing actions and send them together. - Pick the model for each conversation. - Launch an agent from anywhere with the new ⌬ button in the top bar. "No repo" is now the first option in the composer. - Agents remember similar past investigations and mention them in their first answer. - A new agents hub in Settings shows the status of your machines, your runs and your daily usage. Machines and connected apps are on one Connections page, and there's a new Repos page. - A daily limit for automatic investigations (30 by default), plus agent notifications grouped in one place. - Loosening agent safety settings now asks you to verify first. AUTOMATIONS - Scheduled rules can use cron expressions, in your time zone. - New "run a prompt" action in every trigger. "Investigate" now works in any entry mode. - The rule editor tells triggers and agent actions apart more clearly. BOARD - Lock a column to stop cards entering, leaving or being reordered. - Sort the cards in each column. - Hide statuses and task types across all your spaces from global settings. - The column ⋯ menu is always visible. IMPROVEMENTS AND FIXES - The advanced-mode inbox rail starts collapsed when it's empty. - The status popover in the detail header no longer shrinks to the current badge. - Attachments with non-Latin-1 names (accents, emoji) now download correctly. - The signed-out landing page is redesigned, with animated hero and demo.

NEW • Native tab bar: navigation now uses a real iOS tab bar. On iOS 26 and later it's the floating Liquid Glass bar. Tap the active tab to jump back to the top. • Redesigned New Task: set status, priority, type, labels, due date, repository and branch, description, linked items and custom fields before you create it. Create several in a row, create and open, or create and hand it straight to an agent. • Smart suggestions: as you type a new task, Duckhunt suggests its type, priority, labels, parent and more. Confident picks fill in on their own and the rest take one tap to accept. • From text: paste notes, an email or a thread and get a list of proposed tasks to review and create in one go. • Agent next steps: after each answer, the agent offers its next steps as buttons (commit, open a pull request, run the tests…). Notifications list them too, and you can pick one by replying with its number. • A read-only agent can propose a follow-up in edit mode that you launch with one tap. • Investigation templates: choose what automated investigations look for and how they report, for each kind of item (alerts, tickets, pull requests, email). • An intro tour after sign-up. You can replay it from Account, and share or rate the app from there too. • Show/hide toggle on password fields. IMPROVED • Tasks and items share one header: context, title and editable details at a glance. • Agent answers fold into one-line headlines in the conversation. • Pull to refresh now works on every screen, including iPad. • Larger touch targets in the top bar. • Settings on iPhone use one consistent control size. • Jira transitions open with the issue's current values, hide fields that can't be set and skip the dialog when nothing is missing. • Automations: one trigger for anything that comes in from a source, with created, updated or notified modes. • Redesigned public page for shared tasks. • Faster startup and lighter syncing throughout the app. • If a provider revokes a connected account, Duckhunt stops retrying and notifies you once so you can reconnect. FIXED • The keyboard no longer covers the agent message box. • In shared workspaces, your inbox, items, agenda, monitors and notes stay your own. • Some calendar events were missing from the agenda. • Automated investigations treat each item as what it is instead of always as an alarm. • Sign-in and sign-up respect the side status bar on iPhone Duo. • Switching workspaces no longer leaves details from the previous workspace open. • Live updates recover cleanly after a server update.

AGENTS • /agents is redesigned as a chat: write anything, mention tasks and entries with # and follow the conversation live. • Launch an agent from any task on the board or its detail view, or drag an entry or task into the conversation. • Retry a failed or canceled run and pick up its session; long-press a run to see its actions. • The read profile can now browse the web and run read-only commands. • Choose whether the agent works in an isolated worktree or right in your working copy. • Link repos to each space and check run usage and cost when starting a conversation. NEW SOURCES • Linear: your assigned issues in the inbox; comment, change status and edit title and description from duckhunt. • Freshdesk: your assigned tickets with their conversation and SLA; add private notes and change status or subject. IPHONE AND IPAD • Siri and Shortcuts: get your summary, in-progress tasks or today's time, create a task or move it to another column. • Swipe from the left edge to go back. • Pull down to refresh the board, inbox, agents or any detail view. • iPad in landscape now uses the full desktop layout. SETTINGS • Fully redesigned: global and space modes, side navigation, and each source in an expandable row with everything it needs. • Choose what task and entry cards show, with a live preview. • Theme and display preferences are saved to your account and follow you across devices. GETTING STARTED • New welcome flow on first sign-in: language, your space name and your first sources. DAILY • Full-width view with history, note and settings side by side. • A past day's note reflects the board as it stood at the end of that day. • Daily notes are now stored in duckhunt and available to every account. ALSO • The parent task shows as a strip along the top edge of the card, with the epic's progress. • Cleaner navigation bar: map, shared and archived leave the tabs and stay reachable. • One consistent loading indicator across the app. • Security and privacy improvements for shared spaces, plus assorted fixes.

Home screen widgets • Summary: activity and time per day, counters and your next meeting. • Column: the tasks of any board column, custom ones included. • Entries: a list filtered by source, type, status or event. • Agenda, time (today, week or month), monitors, reviews and board, with lock screen widgets. • Every widget is configured per workspace and refreshes on its own when something changes. Agents • New Agents view with every run and its full thread. • Answer an agent's questions from the notification without opening the app. • Verdicts arrive summarized in one sentence. Sources • Uptime Kuma: monitors and down alerts within seconds. • Notion: your shared pages as notes. • Outlook: email through Microsoft Graph. • Jira: transitions ask for the fields the workflow requires and fill them on the spot. Shared workspaces • Share a whole workspace with someone as viewer or editor. Interface • Detail views as a modal, floating windows or tabs next to the inbox. • Drag an entry from the inbox onto a task to attach it. • Settings save themselves and drafts survive closing the app. • New type: Geist for reading, Geist Mono for identifiers.

New integrations • Figma: a new design category. Track teams and files with auto-discovery, paste a Figma URL into the palette to ingest it on the spot, and designs referenced from a Jira ticket attach themselves to its task. • Slack: /duckhunt and /dh commands. Create tasks and attach messages straight from a channel, capture whole threads, DM the bot, and use "status" for a task card or "share" to post its public link and subscribe the channel to its status changes. • Sign in with mier.info via OIDC. • CloudWatch alarms over webhook: they arrive in seconds instead of waiting for the next poll. Jira • Edit fields from duckhunt: assignee, labels, sprint, versions, components, priority, due date and estimates. • Jira images now render in descriptions and comments. • Comment emoji resolved to Unicode. • Collapsible subtask section. Code and pull requests • Repos and branches per task, with typeahead and reconciliation against attached PRs. • Open PRs against Bitbucket and GitHub from the app. • Merge, update branch, edit title and description, and request changes without leaving the detail view. • Branch commits get their own modal, and the PR timeline colour-codes each event type. Automations • A new trigger + conditions + actions engine: attach, create, change status, archive, suppress or notify, with a log of every run. Time • A fourth time signal: your activity in the interface itself. • Redesigned panel with a real date axis and a proportion bar by type, with detail on touch. Tasks • Merge two tasks into one, keeping entries, grants and notes. • Archive and unarchive from the side rail. • Attach every suggestion at once. • Configurable entry cards: pick what each one shows and switch on compact mode. • Global Obsidian-style relationship map. Attachments • Read and save attachments from Jira, Slack and email. • Images pasted into an email body now render. Inbox and sharing • Advanced filters and server-side sorting, including sort by status. • Two-way /shared: what people share with you and what you share. • The recipient is notified when you share a task, and the public view is redesigned with a live indicator. Interface • Optional, configurable info marquee under the top bar, with a "working now" indicator. • Redesigned workspace picker with LEDs reacting to each space's state. • Notifications get their own settings tab again. Fixes • The markdown editor no longer moves the scroll as you type. • The sticky bar no longer bounces as it reveals. • Time panel tooltips work on touch. • Priorities and assignees show each source's real scale, without opaque identifiers. • Consistent PR status colours across Bitbucket and GitHub.

- MFA support - OAuth fixes - Density and layout fixes - iOS safe areas implementation