Session Search Qualifiers, Transcript Export, and Verified Commits

#Find any session with search qualifiers

Session search now understands GitHub-style qualifiers. Type repo: or pr: to find sessions by repository or pull request number, or use status:, source:, project:, created-by:, agent:, and state: to narrow things down. Search suggests matching values as you type, and it works on the Sessions page and in the sidebar.

Session search suggesting repo: qualifiers

#Export a session transcript

Pick Export from the session menu to download a session as Markdown or JSON. Choose just the messages, the messages with agent activity, or the full record with every tool call. Common secret formats are removed before the file is saved, so it's safe to share.

Export session dialog with detail and format options

#Verified commits as you

When your GitHub account is connected, Tembo now creates verified commits as you instead of the Tembo app. Commits show your name and the Verified badge on GitHub, so your history looks the same as if you had pushed them yourself.

#Filter your usage history

The session list in Settings > Usage now has date, model, and creator filters. Pick today, the last 7, 30, or 90 days, or a custom range, then narrow it to one model or one teammate to see where your usage is going.

#Token usage by model provider

Insights has a new Model Provider card showing how many tokens each provider used in the selected time range, next to the existing top models view.

#A smoother Computer preview, now with your microphone

The Computer preview runs on a new streaming engine with smoother scrolling, touch support, and keyboard lock. You can also talk to apps on the desktop: your microphone now works as the input device inside the preview.

#See what kind of code changed in a review

The pull request header now breaks the diff stats down by code, tests, docs, mocks, and generated files like lockfiles, so you can tell at a glance how much of a change really needs review.

#More ways to work faster

  • Sessions in the sidebar show how many of their pull requests are draft, open, merged, and closed.
  • Tables in agent replies have a copy button.
  • Start a Slack message with a slash command like /investigate to have Tembo run that skill.
  • Context.dev is now a suggested MCP server. Connect it to let your agents search, scrape, and crawl the web.
  • Code blocks in agent replies have sharper syntax highlighting.
  • Opening a preview link for a teammate's private session now tells you who to ask to make it visible.
  • The sidebar stays open while you're viewing a pinned review.

Also various bug fixes and improvements as always :)