Alongside this week's prompt-first job creation and inline preview comments, we made a number of smaller improvements across Studio and the dashboard.

Studio reliability and navigation

• Studio sandbox cold-starts are now faster and no longer show a "State change in progress" error on first load.

• Archived jobs no longer appear in the breadcrumb picker, keeping the list focused on active work.

• The "Open preview in new tab" action now opens the page you're actually looking at, not the root URL.

• Annotation bubble clicks work correctly again, and markers stay visible even when select mode is turned off.

Dashboard and data feeds

• The record-update dashboard view is cleaner and easier to scan at a glance.

• Skip counts now show directly in the dashboard so you can spot skipped records without digging into logs.

General UI polish

• Duplicating a storage now shows a confirmation dialog so you don't create accidental copies.

• Notification cards can be collapsed again after expanding them.

Check out the full product update for the bigger features that shipped this week.

When you pick multiple elements in Studio's preview, you can now attach a separate instruction to each one — for example, tell the agent to "make this green" on the hero image and "remove this" on a button, all in a single message. Numbered markers appear directly in the preview so you always know which element maps to which instruction. Clicking a marker opens a floating card where you can write, edit, or delete that element's annotation. Each instruction travels to the agent alongside the element, giving it the precise context it needs to handle every highlighted item correctly.

Job cards now show more at a glance: a description captured from your prompt, where the job originated (a template or your own repo), and a live avatar stack showing who's currently viewing. Breadcrumb navigation is now searchable and lets you edit the job title inline without leaving your current view. As the agent works, it can suggest a better title for your job — apply it with a single click.

• Cards display a description, source (template name or repo branch), and an overlapping avatar stack with a presence ring for the current viewer

• Breadcrumb dropdowns are now searchable, with the job picker also showing the assignee and creation details

• Job title is editable inline directly from the breadcrumb

Creating a new Studio job is now as simple as typing a prompt — open the creation overlay from the board, dashboard, command palette, or press ⌥⌘N, and your workspace starts provisioning in the background while you stay on your current page. You'll see named progress stages as your workspace spins up, and get a notification when it's ready to use. Jobs are titled automatically once work begins, so you don't need to name them upfront.

• Open job creation from anywhere in the app with ⌥⌘N or the command palette

• Your workspace provisions in the background — no waiting on a loading screen

• Live stage indicators show exactly where provisioning is in the process

• App-wide notification when your workspace is ready

Alongside this week's new GitHub repository creation we also shipped a wave of smaller improvements across the Admin UI, Studio, and developer tooling.

Studio and AI Improvements

• Remember last repo and branch per project: The repo and branch selectors now remember your last choice within each project.

• Friendlier sub-agent handover banner: When a conversation is assigned to a sub-agent, you now see a clear "Assigning to..." state instead of an abrupt transition.

• Unified compaction triggers with freed-token widget: Compaction behavior is now consistent, and a new widget shows you how many tokens were reclaimed.

• Better element display in chat history: Elements referenced in chat conversations now render more clearly in the history view.

• Specify elements for prompt: You can now choose which elements to include as context when crafting a prompt.

• Studio widget on the dashboard: Access Studio directly from the main dashboard without navigating to a separate section.

• Updatable Studio job owner: Job ownership can now be reassigned after creation.

Admin UI and Data Management

• Search for parent/variant records: New record actions let you quickly find a product's parent or its variants directly from the list view.

• Context Doc list updates on mutate: The context document list now refreshes immediately when you add or edit a document.

• Nesting sidebar on the Response tab: Block nesting information is now visible directly on the Response tab for easier debugging.

• Feed schema update button: A new button lets you trigger a feed schema refresh on demand.

Developer Tooling

• TypeScript fix for tree companion schemas: Generated client code for tree companion schemas now produces valid TypeScript.

• Nuxt module components registration fix: UI components are now only registered when Frontic UI is actually initialized, preventing unnecessary module loading.

Check out this week's full product update for the bigger features that shipped alongside these improvements.

You can now create a new GitHub repository from within a Studio job. Pick a connected GitHub organization, give the repository a name, and Studio creates it, pushes your current workspace, and connects it to the job — all without leaving Frontic.

Alongside this week's global keyboard shortcuts beta and redesigned project switcher, we made a number of smaller improvements across the platform. These touch everything from the API playground to data syncing and Studio reliability.

API Playground

• Semantic-search toggle: you can now flip between keyword and semantic search directly in the playground, making it easier to test AI-powered queries for beta users.

• Typed parameters: playground inputs are now properly typed instead of sending raw strings, reducing errors when experimenting with the API.

Studio & Context Base

• Project docs are deactivated by default and the context nav has been reordered to reduce clutter.

• Project zip downloads have been fixed and work reliably again.

Team & User Management

• Existing users can create a new organization directly from the app without a separate signup flow.

Data Integration

• Polling schedules are now independent of the sync toggle and use more sensible defaults

• Larger refresh processes now show an estimated message count, giving you visibility into long-running syncs.

• Locale fallback logic has been improved: if a region's default locale has no record, the system now tries the default scope, region, and locale before giving up.

• Transformation errors are now surfaced in the value debugger instead of failing silently.

Check out the full product update for the bigger features that shipped this week.

You can now view all URLs associated with your project in a dedicated URL browser. Search and filter by URL path, key, page, domain, or canonical status, then click any entry to see its full details in a side panel. Select one or multiple URLs to delete them, with sort controls to quickly find what you're looking for.