Changelog
What's New
The latest updates, improvements, and new features in Tembo. Updated weekly.
Follow us on XReopen PRs, Jira Triggers, and Sentry Auto Fix
Reopen pull requests from a task
You can now reopen a closed pull request directly from the task page. This works across supported Git providers, so it's easier to keep iterating without leaving Tembo.
Multiple pull requests for multi-repo follow-up
When a fix spans more than one repository, Tembo can now open multiple pull requests as part of the feedback loop instead of forcing everything into a single repo.
New Issue Status Changed trigger for Jira
The Jira integration now includes a new Issue Status Changed trigger for automations. You can use it to kick off follow-up work automatically when issues move into states like In Progress, In Review, or Done.
CI checks on task pages
Task pages now show pull request CI checks, so it's much easier to see when CI is failing without leaving Tembo.

Org model controls
Org admins can now control which models are available in Tembo from Settings → Models. Disabled models are removed from agent pickers, so it's simpler to standardize which models your team can use.

Better task review ergonomics
Task pages are now easier to review during longer runs. Prompt cards are easier to reference while you scroll, you can copy a prompt with one click, diff headers stay visible, and long folder chains are collapsed into cleaner file tree paths.
Richer task and agent logs
Task logs are easier to follow now. File writes can render as diffs, structured JSON and JSONL command output is easier to read, and SQL query events have clearer dedicated rendering.
Custom stdio MCP servers
You can now run custom stdio MCP servers and configure them in Settings → Integrations.

More repo connections on free plans with credits
If your free workspace has at least 50 credits, you can now connect more than one repository without needing to upgrade first.
Sentry Auto Fix automation template
There is now a Sentry Auto Fix automation template that helps you monitor new Sentry issues, diagnose the root cause in your codebase, and open a pull request with a targeted fix.
Also various bug fixes and improvements as always :)
Templates, Filters, and GPT-5.4
Automation templates
You can now start from a new Templates page when creating automations, with pre-built workflows like Auto Fix CI, PR Review, Security Scan, and Daily Slack Changelog to help you get to value faster.
Automation filters
The Automations page now includes filters for status, integrations, and creator, so it's much easier to find the workflow you want to review or edit.
Better task filtering and PR review
The Tasks page now gives you more powerful filters for status, source, repository, and owner. Individual task pages also got a better PR review experience with clearer pull request controls and a searchable file tree in the diff view.
GPT-5.4 model support
GPT-5.4 is now available in Codex and OpenCode agents, and Tembo's PR Review automation now uses GPT-5.4 as well.
MCP improvements
You can now edit existing MCP server connections after adding them, and Stripe is now available as a suggested MCP integration.
Also various bug fixes and improvements as always :)
Custom MCP, Queued Messages, and On-Demand Pricing
GPT-5.3 Codex model support
gpt-5.3-codex is now available as a model option for Codex CLI and OpenCode agents.
Edit queued messages
When you send messages while an agent is working, you can now edit queued messages before they're sent.
Change reasoning + sandbox from chat
You can now change Reasoning and Sandbox type from an existing task chat — no restart required.
Custom MCP servers (including OAuth)
You can now connect custom MCP servers, including OAuth-based MCP servers that require an authorization step.
Jira automation trigger: Issue Created
You can now trigger Jira automations when a new issue is created.
On-demand usage pricing
Enable on-demand usage and set a monthly spend limit so tasks can keep running beyond your plan's included quota.
Cursor CLI logs
Cursor CLI output is now available in the sandbox log viewer.
Various bug fixes and improvements :)
Chat Experience Upgraded
Full chat UX in tasks
Task pages now include a full chat experience so you can follow up with the agent right where work is happening. The new composer supports rich text, mentions, and keyboard shortcuts (including Cmd/Ctrl + Enter to send), plus quick actions like connecting repos, changing agent/branch, retrying, stopping, and generating a PR.
Messages you send while the agent is working are queued and sent in order. If you're reviewing changes, you can also resize the diff panel to give more space to the chat or the code.
Sonnet 4.6 model support
Sonnet 4.6 is now available as a model option in both Claude Code and OpenCode.
Various bug fixes and improvements :)
Insights, Diff View, and New Sign-In
Sidebar: Recent Tasks
The sidebar now features a Recent Tasks section that shows you a list of your most recent in-progress and completed tasks. This gives you quick access to jump back into active work or review what was recently finished — without needing to navigate to the full tasks page.
Insights page
You can now use the new Insights page (in the sidebar) to understand how Tembo is impacting your engineering throughput, including:
- Your Tembo contribution (% of merged PRs created with Tembo)
- PR creation and merge trends over time
- Breakdowns by repository and by teammate
New models
Two additional models are now available:
- GLM 5
- Kimi K2.5
Diff view in tasks
Tasks now include a new diff view, including a dedicated View diff action from the task header. You can also merge or close pull requests right from within Tembo (without switching to GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket).
GitHub automation trigger: Tembo Pull Request Opened
You can now trigger automations when a pull request created by Tembo is opened (great for automatically kicking off follow-up workflows like PR review, notifications, or audits).
Refreshed sign in and sign up
The sign in and sign up experience has been refreshed, making it easier for you to get started and get back to work quickly.
Various bug fixes and improvements :)
Opus 4.6, New Task Layout, and More Models
New models
New models are now available:
- GLM 4.7 (only in OpenCode)
- Opus 4.6
- gpt-oss (only in OpenCode)
- Llama 3.3 70B (only in OpenCode)
New task view layout UI
Task pages now have a refreshed layout with more space to see what the agent is doing. Full chat UX + input is coming soon.

Improvements
Various bug fixes and improvements
AWS Bedrock BYOK, Bitbucket Feedback, and GitLab Parity
AWS Bedrock BYOK (bring your own keys)
You can now use AWS Bedrock models in Tembo with your own AWS credentials. Add your Access Key ID, Secret Access Key, and Region in Settings → Agents: https://app.tembo.io/settings/agents

Bitbucket Feedback Loop
The Feedback Loop now supports Bitbucket pull requests. Leave a /tembo comment on a Tembo PR to request changes, and Tembo will iterate and post the result back to the PR.
Learn more: Feedback Loop
More Jira automation options

Jira automations got more powerful (and more precise):
- New trigger: Issue Assigned to User
- More filtering for Issue Created, including filtering by labels
- Smarter repository detection using Jira issue labels
GitLab trigger parity
GitLab automations now have trigger parity with GitHub, including merge request, issue, and CI events (like merge request opened/updated/merged, issue comments, pipeline failures, and new refs).
API keys improvements
- Removed the API key limit of 10 per organization
- Improved the API keys page empty state
Onboarding polish
- Added an "Assign a Linear ticket" get-started card
- Reduced onboarding and dashboard loading-state flicker
- Tembo now remembers your last used repositories in the UI
And as always there were various bug fixes and improvements :)
Atlassian MCP, Richer Logs, and Java Sandboxes
Refreshed sandbox log viewer
Sandbox logs are now easier to scan:
- Clear event type labels and timestamps
- Collapsible JSON payloads for deeper details
- Improved scrolling behavior (including a scroll-to-bottom button)
Atlassian MCP (Jira + Confluence)
If you've connected Atlassian, you can now enable an Atlassian MCP server for your tasks. This gives the agent direct access to Jira and Confluence actions from within the task environment.
New Jira automation trigger: ticket added to board
You can now trigger Jira automations when a new ticket is added to a board, so your workflows can kick off earlier in triage.
Richer agent logs
Agent logs got a few quality-of-life upgrades:
- A "Planning next moves" indicator while the agent is thinking
- File icons in diff views
- Better icon mapping for Atlassian-related tool events
Redesigned PR description buttons
When Tembo opens a pull request, you'll now see beautifully redesigned buttons in the PR description (like View on Tembo and View Agent Settings) to jump to the right place faster.

Linear automation trigger: filter by label on "Issue Created"
When using the Linear "issue created" trigger, you can now optionally filter by label so automations only run for the issues you care about.
Redesigned Events tab (audit log)
The Events tab in the app sidebar has been redesigned to make it easier to review the audit log of actions taken across your workspace.

Java toolchain in sandboxes
Sandboxes now include Java (JDK 21) plus Gradle and Maven, so agents can build and run Java projects without extra setup.
Improvements
Various bug fixes and improvements as always :)
Tembo Max, New Agent Logs, and Reasoning Controls
New agent logs
New agent logs have been shipped for all agents including Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode. Works with all models. Agent logs got a full visual refresh with clearer event grouping, richer tool input rendering (diffs, commands, file writes), and easier-to-scan status/error states.

GPT-5.2 Codex model support
Added gpt-5.2-codex as an available model option for Codex CLI and Opencode agents.
Reasoning level controls
You can now choose a reasoning level per task. The UI exposes supported levels, and the agent key format agent:model:reasoningLevel works across the tembo saas and SDK.

Tembo Max
This week we announced something new. One subscription all the coding agents. Introducing Tembo Max.
And as always, lots of bug fixes and stability improvements.
Codex Agent, OpenAI Models, and Notion MCP

Codex support
You can now run Tembo tasks with the Codex agent, powered by OpenAI.
See Coding Agents.
OpenAI models in OpenCode
OpenCode can now use OpenAI models in addition to Anthropic models.
Default PR review agent: Codex + GPT-5.2
When Tembo reviews pull requests, it now defaults to codex:gpt-5.2.
Cursor CLI: Gemini 3 Flash
Added Gemini 3 Flash as an available model in the Cursor CLI.
Custom PR title instructions: You can now provide custom instructions for how Tembo titles pull requests, so generated PRs match your team's conventions.
MCP servers
New MCP servers:
- Notion MCP
- Postgres MCP
New automation template: Enrich GitHub issues.
Also shipped various bug fixes and stability improvements.
Triggered Automations, New Pricing, and GPT-5.2

Triggered Automations
Introduced Triggered Automations, a powerful system that lets your workflows respond to events in real-time. Instead of manually starting every workflow, configure triggers that automatically kick off your automations when specific conditions are met.
- Event-based triggers for real-time automation
- Webhook integration with external services
- Schedule-based triggers for recurring tasks
- Custom condition logic for precise control
- Full visibility into trigger history and execution logs
Expanded Automations Template Library
Significantly expanded our automations template library to help you get started faster. Each template is production-ready and fully customizable:
- Customer onboarding and engagement
- Sales automation and CRM integration
- Support ticket routing and resolution
- Data transformation and processing
- Reporting and analytics automation
- Team collaboration workflows
New Pricing
Redesigned pricing to be simpler and more aligned with how you actually use Tembo:
- Usage-based pricing that scales with your business
- More generous free tier for getting started
- No hidden fees or surprise charges
- Volume discounts for high-scale usage
Model Support
Added support for new AI models in the Cursor CLI:
- GPT-5.2
UI Improvements
- Added back-to-top scroll button for easier navigation
- Improved dark mode button visibility
- Better task status indicators (hide stop button for queued tasks)
- Enhanced tool labels in logs for better clarity
Also various bug fixes and stability improvements were shipped this week.
Notion, Signed Commits, and Stateful Automations
Cursor CLI Model Support
Added support for new AI models in the Cursor CLI:
- GPT-5.1
- GPT-5.1 Codex
- Gemini 3
Ask tembo anything in Pull Requests and Slack
Mention @tembo in GitHub pull requests and Slack messages to ask questions about code, architecture, or project context.
Stateful Scheduled Automations
Scheduled automations can now get and set state. This allows automations to:
- Store information between runs
- Track progress across executions
- Build on previous results
Notion Integration
Added Notion integration. Create tasks from Notion pages and sync documentation with your codebase.
See Notion integration documentation.
Signed Commits
Commits created by Tembo through the GitHub integration are automatically signed and verified. All Tembo commits display the "Verified" badge in GitHub.
See signed commits documentation.
Also various bug fixes and improvements were shipped this week.
Automations, Multi-Agent, Sandbox, and Public API
We just shipped our biggest release yet - making background coding agents more autonomous, flexible, and secure than ever.
Automations
Tembo now fixes issues before you even notice them. Trigger from GitHub, Linear, Sentry, Slack or on a schedule. It'll generate changelogs, clear TODOs, patch vulnerabilities, and clean up tech debt automatically.

Multi-Agent + Model Support
Every team works differently. Now you can choose your preferred agent + model per task or across your org. Claude Code, Codex, Opencode, Amp, Cursor – powered by Anthropic, OpenAI, and more.

Iterate with @tembo
Leave feedback anywhere – GitHub, Slack, or Linear. Tembo reads it, updates the code, and opens a fresh PR.

Sandbox + Nix
Each task runs safely in its own docker VM with Node, Python, Rust, Go, Ruby, and Elixir ready to go. Using Nix? Tembo automatically loads your exact dev shell.
MCP + Raycast + Billing + API
Extend agents with the model context protocol, manage tasks straight from raycast, use pay-as-you-go credits, and plug Tembo into anything with the new public API.
Let's build the future of engineering together.
Start here → app.tembo.io or book a demo.
Slack Integration, Multi-Agent, and New Design
Highlights since the last update:
Slack Integration
Assign tasks and receive pull requests directly from Slack.

Multi-Coding Agent Support
Choose your preferred coding agent, including Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex.

Updated Design
The refreshed interface improves clarity, performance, and overall polish. Feedback is welcome.

Dark mode preview:

Additional improvements are included in this release. Explore them in the app.
Multi-Agent, Public API, and Dashboard Redesign
More Coding Agents
Tembo now supports multiple AI coding agents, giving you the flexibility to work with your preferred development environment while leveraging Tembo's autonomous task management capabilities.
New Coding Agent Integrations
- OpenCode - Full integration with OpenCode using Anthropic models. Support for additional OpenCode providers coming soon.
- Codex - Now supported via API (UI support in progress)
- Claude Code - Enhanced support for the latest Claude models
- Additional Coding Agents - Cursor, Gemini, and Amp coming soon

You can view all supported coding agents and their configurations here: Coding Agents.
Claude 4.5 Sonnet
Added support for the new Claude 4.5 Sonnet model, bringing enhanced code understanding and generation capabilities to all supported coding agents.
Public API & SDK
Tembo now provides a public API for programmatic task management and automation. You can create tasks, monitor their status, and integrate Tembo into your existing workflows.
- Public API Documentation - Create and manage tasks programmatically
- Tembo SDK - Official SDK for simplified API integration
Redesigned Dashboard & Settings
We've completely reimagined the Tembo dashboard with a focus on clarity and efficiency:
- Modern Interface - Clean, intuitive design that makes task management effortless
- Enhanced Settings Pages - Streamlined configuration with better organization and improved discoverability
- Improved Navigation - Faster access to the features you use most
- Better Visual Hierarchy - Clearer presentation of task status, coding agent activity, and system state
Performance & Stability
GitHub Feedback Loop
The feedback cycle for GitHub pull requests and comments is now significantly faster. Tembo responds more quickly to code reviews, comments, and status changes, reducing wait times and accelerating your development workflow.
Comment Tagging System
Introduced required tagging when leaving comments on pull requests. This prevents Tembo from responding to:
- Internal team discussions
- Comments directed at other team members
- Messages intended for other bot integrations
Simply tag @tembo when you want Tembo to take action, ensuring cleaner communication and more precise automation.
Image Support, File Mentions, and Branch Cleanup
Image Support
Tembo's sandboxes now support images - works with all the major coding agents and allows them to read images but also push them to your repos. Images inside of Linear are also detected and downloaded to the sandboxes automatically. Learn more about our sandbox environment.
File Mentions & Smart References
Introduced @mention functionality for referencing files, integrations, and documents directly in task descriptions and comments.

Features include:
- @mention support for integrations (GitHub, Linear, Sentry)
- File and document reference system
- Smart autocomplete
- Visual indicators for different mention types
- Context awareness in conversations
Branch Deletion Setting
Added a new setting to control automatic branch deletion when pull requests are closed or merged.

When enabled, Tembo will automatically delete the branch after its pull request is closed or merged. This helps keep your repository clean by removing feature branches that are no longer needed.
Pull Request Settings
Support for Gemini code assist as a review bot.

BitBucket, GitLab, and Enhanced Linear
BitBucket Integration
Full BitBucket support is now live! Connect your BitBucket workspaces and let Tembo create pull requests directly in your repositories.
Key features include:
- Automatic workspace and repository discovery
- Draft PR support with automatic branch cleanup
- Service user setup for cleaner PR attribution
- Support for multiple workspaces and repository selection
GitLab Integration
GitLab integration is officially here! Tembo can now scan your GitLab repositories and open merge requests for improvements.
Features include:
- Repository scanning for TODO comments, security issues, and technical debt
- Automatic merge request creation
- Selective repository activation
- Full OAuth integration with GitLab
Enhanced Linear Integration
Improved Linear workflow with better status tracking and repository management.
- Enhanced issue assignment workflow
- Improved repository label management with automatic GitHub repository detection
- Streamlined integration setup process
UI & Performance Improvements
- Enhanced workspace filtering and pagination for better issue and PR management
- Improved task log loading with skeleton states
- Various performance optimizations across the dashboard
- Better error handling and user feedback
Jira Integration, New UI, and Task Logs
Jira Integration
You can now assign Tembo to Jira issues — just like with Linear.
This was one of our most requested features by larger teams, and it's finally live!

Revamped UI
The dashboard got a full redesign — it's now much faster and way cleaner.
We're also actively redesigning all app flows. You'll start seeing those changes roll out soon :)

Historical Task Logs
You can now view logs directly on the task page.
The new format makes it way easier to understand what actually happened.

Credit Burn Bug + Fixes
We fixed a bug where the GitHub scanner was burning credits in the background.
Also shipped a bunch of smaller polish and fixes across the app.
Sentry Auto-Fix, Custom Tasks, and Rule Files
Auto-fix for Sentry errors
Tembo now opens a pull request as soon as a Sentry error is detected — no delay between error and fix.

Custom tasks
You can now create tasks directly in Tembo without relying on external tools like Jira or Linear. Just describe the task in plain English and Tembo will take it from there.

Rule file support
Tembo now reads rule files to better understand your project's structure and conventions. Supported files include:
tembo.mdCLAUDE.md.cursorrules.windsurfrules.clinerules.github/copilot-instructions.md
Task Prioritization and Failed Workflow Auto-Fix
Task Prioritization
Write a quick prompt about what you're trying to achieve and Tembo will rank your open tasks by impact. It learns from titles, labels, commit history and surfaces what's worth tackling first.

Failed Workflows Auto-Fix

Tembo now reacts to failed workflows. Broken tests, failed lints – it finds the issue and pushes a fix. No more chasing red pipelines.
Improvements
A bunch of bug fixes and polish across the board.
What's Next?
What integration should we build next? Email us at support@tembo.ai and we'll get back to you.
PR Feedback Loop and Model Selection
Feedback Loop in PRs
This one's huge. Leave a review or single comments — Tembo will now respond to all of them in one go. Way less back and forth, way faster iteration.

Model Selection
You can now choose which model Tembo uses — currently supports Claude 3.5 and 3.7. Want Sonnet 4? Just bring your own API key in settings. More models coming soon.

Coming Next Week
Task prioritization: Tembo will start finding the highest-impact tasks on its own. Set your goals — Tembo gets to work.
Linear Support and New Onboarding
If your first try with Tembo wasn't smooth, now's the perfect time to come back. We've made big stability improvements. Everything feels a lot snappier.
Linear Support is Live
You can now assign Tembo to issues by adding a label or assigning the bot directly. Just install the Linear integration — and that's it.

Onboarding Got a Glow-Up

Just connect GitHub — Tembo guides you through the rest. And if you come back later, we'll bring you right back in.