CognoRun agents anywhere — and watch them work
This release puts execution at the center of Cogno. The task page becomes an execution surface for every workspace, agent sessions can run on your desktop or on your own servers, and you can watch the work happen live.
- New
Remote servers: register any server over SSH from the new “Set up a new server” card and route agent execution to it. Desktop and remote machines are managed side by side — including from Windows.
- New
Live session views: follow a running agent through its files, changes, and terminal, streamed live from the machine doing the work.
- New
Tasks: drag tasks between views, and select many at once to update them with bulk actions.
- New
Meetings: recording can now be switched on or off for a whole workspace by an admin, or for your own account.
- Improved
The task page was rebuilt around execution — status, run controls, and shared context in the top row and side rail — and the execution surface graduated from experimental to on for every workspace.
- Improved
Projects: a leaner overview, a dedicated Project settings page, creation from a repository, and one consistent “Where it runs” flow for choosing where agents execute.
- Improved
Settings moved to a dedicated full-page surface, and session output now streams live — the task rail shows a spinner while an agent works and an unread mark when it finishes.
- Improved
Accessibility: keyboard access for dialogs, pickers, and the task calendar; visible focus rings; and screen-reader names for icon-only buttons — across the app.
- Fixed
Failures no longer pass silently: sign-out, avatar changes, DM creation, and inbox actions now tell you when something goes wrong.
- Fixed
Agent sessions no longer loop retrying a rejected first turn, and short or interrupted replies are no longer lost from the transcript.
- Fixed
Desktop: social login opens in your default browser, a stale remembered workspace no longer blocks the app from loading, and disconnecting a machine cleans up its SSH tunnels.
- Fixed
Slack canvas content is no longer overwritten when a download fails, and a workspace’s working memory can no longer freeze indefinitely.