Workflows hub, flexible local agents, stack rank
Highlights:
- Workflows hub in the main menu
- Edit and Runs tabs in one workflow header
- Local agents work across repositories
- Stack rank for dynamic roadmap ordering
June treats workflows and agents as primary product areas, not settings pages. You get one place to monitor runs, local agents that match how repos are actually organized, and stack rank for prioritization debates.
Workflows and agents in the main menu
Agents and workflows were buried in Settings, which made them hard to find and monitor. Workflows now has its own place in the main menu, between Recap and Journal.
Open it to see online agents, workflow definitions, and recent runs in one overview. Active runs show up in a tree table, so you can tell which sessions belong to which workflow. The work queue popover links here when you want to check background work without changing pages.
See Workflows & Agents for the full walkthrough.
Open a workflow and switch between Edit and Runs without leaving the page. The designer, run history, and live progress share one header.
Stack rank for roadmap ordering
Roadmap sort order does not always match how different groups prioritize. Stack rank gives you a dedicated view to drag initiatives into a ranked list, so sales, product, and engineering can each express priority without fighting the default table order.
Drag to reorder, or use smart stack ranks that filter dynamically as your roadmap changes.
Local agents across repositories
Local agents were tied to one repo folder at setup, which broke down when workflows touched multiple codebases. Agents are no longer locked to a single repository. A workflow run can provision worktrees for each repo it needs, and the agent picks the right one from context.
Preflight checks flag missing GitHub App or personal token setup before you launch. Pull requests work with a personal GitHub token when the app is not installed. Archive finished workflow runs to clear history.
Agent comments show the worker as author, and session details are easier to scan.
More context on initiative and bug details
Related initiatives are easier to spot on initiative details. Copy a task ID from the panel when you need to reference it elsewhere.
Initiative tables support grouping.
Improved
- Mermaid diagrams render inside markdown and workflow docblocks
- Work inbox groups notifications by task
- GitHub and GitLab APIs for creating pull requests and merge requests from workflow runs
- Copy link actions unified in task details menus
- Claude Code and Cursor CLI as local agent runtimes
- Desktop in-app update dialog with download progress
- Task search by ID from workspace search
- Smoother register and book-a-demo flows
- Non-owner members can leave a workspace without admin help
- Figma prototype embeds in rich text
- Render performance improvements across the dashboard
Fixes
- Triage deep links no longer flash a not-found state before content loads
- Redirect loops when accepting triage bugs or ideas
- Bug creation modal closes after you save a new bug
- Session expiry sends you to login instead of leaving a broken view
- Standup end screen no longer clears meeting attendees unexpectedly
- Worker queue status indicator visibility in the header
- Workflow documents stay attached after a run completes
- Task modal stays open while you change assignees
- Workflows overview empty state renders correctly for new workspaces
- Agent launcher crash when opening from certain task states
