Shared workflows, a curated skill directory, and the Swift SDK

This partial week makes repeatable agent work easier to share. Teams can publish a workflow across the workspace or turn it into a reusable template, browse curated Agent Skills without finding a repository first, and use a typed Swift SDK in iOS and macOS apps.

Share and reuse workflows

Paid workspaces can now share a workflow with everyone in the workspace. Shared Workflows keep one published definition for the team, while each member runs it through their own compatible agents, tools, and credentials.

One Horizon automatically configures a member when exactly one of their agents satisfies a step. If several agents qualify, the member chooses one. If none qualify, the setup explains which runtime, tool, or permission is missing.

You can also publish a workflow as a template. Installing a template creates an independent, editable workflow, so later changes do not alter existing copies. Version history supports publishing an update or restoring an earlier version.

Browse curated Agent Skills

The Add skill dialog now includes a Directory tab for browsing One Horizon's curated skill collection. Search by title, summary, or tag, filter by category, select several skills, and import them together.

Directory metadata and installable files come from the same pinned repository revision, so the item you review is the item One Horizon installs. Manual Git repository imports use the same review and import flow.

Build Apple apps with the Swift SDK

The new Swift SDK provides generated, typed clients and models for the One Horizon REST API through Swift Package Manager. A maintained native OAuth package and example app cover authorization code flow with PKCE, browser sign-in, Keychain token storage, refresh, and Simulator testing.

Settings now support Native iOS public OAuth apps, allowing mobile clients to register without embedding a client secret. Workspace API keys remain server-side credentials and should not be shipped in an app.

Connect MCP tools to the work

MCP tools can now set task priority and link or unlink workspace documents. Task detail responses give agents a smaller, safer view of the work while preserving linked pull requests and the task's own content document.

OAuth discovery now works with Google MCP servers that publish authentication metadata before they require a credential. Gmail and Drive request read access by default, partial consent is caught during connection, and sign-in failures explain whether to retry, reconnect, or ask an admin.

Improved

• Code sessions start reliably in large repositories and stop their Git checks cleanly when cancelled
• The QR code generator accepts custom logos and restores the full draft after a refresh
• Integration detail pages show settings in a consistent card and hide empty project settings
• Taxonomy quick views render long descriptions as a readable preview
• Branch rows open the correct external repository link

Fixes

• MCP connection errors now open the correct settings page inside Dashboard, and repeated sign-in attempts no longer collide
• QR code logos keep their aspect ratio and remain visible after restoring SVG and raster drafts
• Agent sessions no longer show an inaccurate capability count before discovery is complete