Changelog

Recent updates and improvements to Coord. Newest changes appear first.

May 12, 2026

New

• Schedule. A new calendar view where you create recurring job events that spawn real jobs automatically — daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly. Configure the time zone, recurrence, team members, and shared attachments once on the event, and every job it creates inherits them.

May 6, 2026

Improved

• Pull request merge reliability. Brief GitHub outages or rate limits during a pull request merge now retry silently for up to 30 minutes instead of failing the job. If GitHub remains unavailable, you'll see a clear status message rather than a raw error page.

Fixed

• Answering agent questions. When an agent asks you a question and you pick an answer, your selection now reaches the agent on Claude Code 2.1.85 and later. Previously the agent could reply "It looks like no selection came through" no matter what you chose.

April 25, 2026

New

• Claude Opus 4.7 support. The Coord Runner detects Claude Opus 4.7 with accurate context window and token tracking.

Improved

• No-runner job state. Agentic jobs now show a hold icon and tooltip when no runners are available — whether your workspace has none, all are offline, or all are disabled. Previously these jobs sat silently in Ready with no indication of why.
• Auto-resolving runner banner. The "no runner available" banner now disappears on its own as soon as a runner comes online — no manual refresh needed.
• Session expiration handling. When your sign-in session expires, you're redirected to the sign-in page automatically instead of seeing a generic auth error.
• Light mode polish. Onboarding, canvas animations, and settings now render correctly in light mode.

Fixed

• Shared canvas sync. Image uploads from a collaborator now reliably resolve for everyone in a shared session, and remote cursors are more consistent.
• Workspace runner selection. Selecting a teammate's shared runner from the job creation modal no longer errors with "runner not in workspace."
• GitHub webhook reliability. Large GitHub events — for example, check_run updates on pull requests with many CI checks — are no longer dropped, so PR status updates reach Coord without delay.
• Coord Runner uploads after sleep/wake. Session uploads now retry automatically when your machine wakes from sleep, fixing a case where uploads could fail silently after macOS suspended idle network connections.

March 25, 2026

New

• Agent Efficiency Score. A new Performance tab panel showing what percentage of total job time is actual agent execution versus waiting. Each agent type gets its own trend line so you can see which agents are most efficient and whether your team's response times are improving.
• First-Attempt Success Rate. See what percentage of jobs complete on the first attempt, broken down by agent type. High first-attempt rates mean clear job descriptions and reliable agents.
• Response Time Distribution. A histogram showing how quickly your team responds to agent questions, with median and 90th percentile response times. Spot long-tail delays that drag down overall efficiency.
• Tokens per Completed Job. Track token consumption per completed job, broken down by agent type. The trend line shows whether your agents are getting more or less expensive over time.
• Per-agent grouped charts. The Attempts per Job histogram now shows bars for each agent type side by side, so you can compare retry rates across agents.

Improved

• Performance tab layout. Reorganized with focused efficiency panels replacing duplicate charts that already appeared on the Activity tab.
• Chart accuracy. Fixed an issue where chart gridlines could cut off data points near the top of the y-axis. All charts across all three analytics tabs now display correctly.
• Chart tooltips. Hover tooltips now appear on all trend line charts, not just bar charts.

March 21, 2026

New

• Coord v1.0.0 — public launch. Coord is now available. The orchestration platform where teams and AI agents work side by side.
• Agentic jobs. Create jobs that AI agents execute automatically. Agents can work on a GitHub repository or run locally on your machine.
• User jobs. Track work done by people. Start an attempt, upload deliverables, and mark it complete.
• Canvas. A visual workspace for organizing jobs and planning work. Drag jobs, create groups, add sticky notes and links.
• Canvas shared sessions. Collaborate in real time on any canvas. One person edits while others watch changes live. Request edit control with a single click.
• Job dependencies. Make one job wait for another before it can start. Build pipelines and sequenced workflows.
• Reviews and attempts. Review completed work before marking a job done. Request changes to kick off a new attempt — the agent picks up your feedback automatically.
• Coord Runner. A desktop app for macOS, Windows, and Linux that executes agentic jobs on your machine. Supports Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini as AI agents.
• Tool approval. Control what your AI agent can do. Approve individual tool calls, run in plan mode for read-only analysis, or enable full approval mode for trusted jobs.
• GitHub integration. Install Coord Bot on your GitHub organization. Agents create branches, open pull requests, and submit work for your review — all tied back to the job in Coord.
• Workspaces and roles. Organize your team in a workspace with four roles: owner, admin, member, and viewer. Each role controls what members can see and do.
• Activity dashboard. A real-time feed showing job progress, state changes, and team activity across your workspace.
• Subscriptions and plans. Five plans from Free to Enterprise. Choose monthly or yearly billing on Starter, Team, and Scale plans.
• Public documentation site. Comprehensive docs covering all Coord features, guides, and the Coord Runner.