CHANGELOG
August 5, 2026
Cosmos Week 32 Release Notes

Configure your session tabs
You can now choose which session tabs appear in the main pane and side pane. Move Terminal, Files, Diffs, or Subscriptions by dragging a tab or using the pane's overflow menu; your layout is saved and applied to new sessions. Work between your agent, terminal, and code exactly how you want.
New features
- You can now connect ClickUp and Snowflake, with clearer workflows for GitLab, Linear, Asana, Jira, and Confluence.
- Automations now have dedicated overview and history pages, along with a clearer setup experience for triggers.
- Cost Analytics now supports CSV exports, flexible filters, secondary breakdowns, and more accurate totals.
- You can restore earlier versions of files, and agents can list, add, and reply to file comments.
- Daemon pools and Expert sessions can now use isolated workspaces.
Improvements
- Environment setup is clearer, rebuilds restore repositories safely, and stale updates offer better recovery options.
- MCP connection status, OAuth recovery, JSON imports, and connection testing are now clearer and more reliable.
- Transcripts, queued messages, drafts, status updates, reconnects, repository-clone warnings, and startup progress are now more reliable.
- Expert lists load faster, worker status and reports are more accurate, and Cosmos Advisor is available across eligible Spaces.
- Uploaded avatars and clearer errors make agent actions in Slack easier to understand.
- Folders keep their context, the sidebar refreshes in real time, and settings, integration pages, and mobile layouts are easier to use.
Bug fixes
- Secret values remain write-only, duplicate names are rejected, and saved values are no longer exposed in the browser.
- The Can use role now works when enabled, and pinned sessions can be unpinned from folders.
- Comment authors, notification ordering, binary downloads, HTML previews, and file-sharing controls now behave consistently.
- Fixed GitLab form submission, Linear reconnection, Asana setup, and guidance for Jira and Confluence tools.