Changelog

Session statistics in Agents now break credits down by category with a visual chart — useful when you’re trying to figure out what a long session actually spent on. New chats no longer disappear if you briefly disconnect before sending. On the Workflows side, instances no longer crash at startup when media is missing aspect ratio information, and queued instances process more reliably.

The app side picked up quieter polish: labels handle singular and plural counts correctly (“Upload 1 file”, “1 credit”), credit and storage amounts that sometimes rendered as raw seconds or garbled symbols now display cleanly, and mobile buttons, menus, and drawers got a darker frosted-glass background for better readability.

The upload screen in the app no longer interrupts you when you hit a credit or storage limit — you can top up credits or upgrade your plan inline and keep going. If an upload fails for the same reason, the error message offers those options right there instead of sending you off to billing. Smaller stability and navigation improvements on the Agents side.

The Agents editor can now export videos with or without a watermark via a new split button on the render action. Clicking a previously rendered video lets you either start a new project from it or replace the current project with its state. Each project keeps its own undo/redo history when you swap between projects, and keyframe markers on the timeline align more accurately to the video frames. When reframing clips, the AI can now keep the framing inside the source footage so you don’t end up with black bars.

Meanwhile, the app labels media imported from Frame.io with the Frame.io icon, stops the same Frame.io asset from being added to a library twice, and surfaces credit and storage information when you’re picking files on mobile.

Keyframe markers in the Agents editor now align precisely with frame boundaries, so what you see matches where the keyframe actually is. Clips with unusual frame rates are also handled more reliably in edge cases.

Single-file uploads in the app now skip the file-selection screen and jump straight to the summary, which itself shows a preview of the file. The “important notice” warning was removed from the upload confirmation screens, and mobile pop-up menus and notifications got a readability pass.

The Agents editor got a precision upgrade. Keyboard shortcuts now cover playback and navigation — play/pause, step frame by frame, and jump between keyframes without reaching for the mouse — and a keyboard icon opens a shortcuts reference grouped by category. Zoom in far enough and individual frame tick marks appear on the timeline.

A lot of the feel improved too: zooming no longer flickers and the spot under your cursor stays put, scrubbing is more precise and responsive, the playhead no longer bounces at the end of a clip, and when paused it lands exactly on a frame. Stepping between keyframes is smoother, and the timeline ruler uses a clearer cursor so it’s obvious you can drag to scrub.

Frame.io links can now be added via the upload modal in the app. The library header shows upload progress with an estimated time remaining, and files upload 4 at a time instead of 2. The YouTube processing notice was removed from the upload modal, and gallery view no longer shows an incorrect media count when filtering by name during uploads.

Chat and editor panels in Agents are now resizable — drag the divider between them to adjust their sizes, or use the new collapse button to hide a panel. Mobile layout added swipe navigation between them, and the message input no longer auto-focuses on mobile, so the keyboard doesn’t pop up unexpectedly. The editor timeline supports pinch-to-zoom on touch devices, and touch interactions while zooming and scrolling are more stable.

In the app, the verify-email page shows your email immediately after registering instead of briefly hanging on a loading state, and if you land there without a session, you can type your email and resend the verification link right there.

The app’s login page can now be pre-filled with an email via a link — handy for redirects from verification emails — and the verify-email page no longer requires you to be logged in, so links from email clients work from any browser or device.

Rendered videos in Agents now have a share button that copies a link to your clipboard, and a new speed control lets you cycle through playback speeds while watching.

The Agents assistant understands audio tracks, overlays, and how they relate to video clips better. Long back-and-forth projects see improved latency and reduced costs, and the AI now re-reads the project timeline before making changes so edits are based on the current state. Stability is better when displaying tool results in chat, and the visual cue when a task completes is clearer.