Session Visibility Controls, PR Review Images, and New Frontier Models

#Control who can see a session

Sessions now have explicit visibility controls, so you can decide whether a session is visible to your whole workspace or kept private. A visibility indicator shows the current state at a glance in the session header, sidebar, and pull request history, and you can change it any time from the session menu.

#Drop images into pull request reviews

Review comments now support image uploads, so you can attach a screenshot directly to a review instead of describing what you're looking at.

#File editing is on for everyone

Workspace file editing is no longer gated behind a flag — every user can now edit files directly in the workspace.

#New models: Claude Opus 5, Sol, Terra, and GPT-5.6 Luna

The model lineup grew again this week: Claude Opus 5, Sol, and Terra are now available through Cursor, and GPT-5.6 Luna joins the agent model picker. Kimi K3 also picked up selectable reasoning levels for more control over how much it thinks before responding.

#Free plan gets a lot more inference access

Free plan workspaces can now bring their own key or connect ChatGPT to unlock frontier model access, alongside existing Amp and Cursor key support — no paid plan required to use your own credentials.

Snapshot configurations now support per-size defaults, pin/unpin activation, and configuration-scoped environment variables.
Chat streaming got a lot smoother, with steadier scrolling and message rendering.
The recent sessions sidebar now shows a diff summary for sessions without a PR.
API keys can now be given a name, making them easier to tell apart in settings.
Jira automations can now filter the assigned-issue trigger by label, so you only kick off work for the issues you care about.
The agents list now shows each agent's underlying model, with upgrade suggestions when a newer version of the same model is available.

Also various bug fixes and improvements as always :)