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Builder Product Updates

January 29, 2026

Comment in Projects

Leave feedback directly on a branch with comments that support media and @-mentions. Tagged teammates get an email that links straight to the branch. Learn more

Subagents

January 27, 2026

Subagents

Delegate work to specialized agents like a code reviewer, debugger, or test runner. Sub agents run in their own context windows, and Builder can automatically route tasks to the right one. Learn more

Collaborate on pull requests in Builder

January 26, 2026

Collaborate on pull requests in Builder

A new real-time view for PRs that makes async collaboration easier. Open branches attached to a PR so feedback doesn't bottleneck on a single developer.

Kanban view for branches

January 26, 2026

Kanban view for branches

A new real-time view that shows branch status across In progress, In review, Merged, and Archived. It gives you better visibility into what is moving forward and helps you stay focused on the branches you are actively working on.

January 16, 2026

Agent skills

Define reusable instructions for recurring tasks so your agent follows your preferred approach every time. Learn more

Gemini 3.0 Flash

December 17, 2025

Gemini 3.0 Flash

We’ve seen strong results using it for quick final-stretch iteration, debugging, and polish.

Queue chat messages without interrupting the agent

December 16, 2025

Queue chat messages without interrupting the agent

You can now submit messages while the agent is running without interrupting the current task. Messages are added to a queue and handled intelligently in order.

Edit, reorder, or remove queued messages at any time.

Fusion supports SSH in the Desktop App

December 9, 2025

Fusion supports SSH in the Desktop App

You can connect projects to Fusion over SSH, not just through Git providers. Switch the Desktop App provider to SSH, paste an SSH URL, and Fusion will parse the repo, create a local project, and push branches as you iterate. Great for self-hosted or locked-down repos where OAuth is a non-starter.