# Threads and layout updates

Source: https://www.hyperagent.com/docs/changelog/2026-07-threads-and-workspace

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Better thread navigation, editable queued messages, richer references, and a cleaner thread canvas.

These updates make threads easier to find, easier to reference, and easier to keep organized.

When you send while an agent is mid-run, your message waits in a queue and
stays editable. You can revise it before it sends, or use steering to push it
into the current turn.

Click the pencil icon to edit a queued message, including its attachments,
while the agent keeps working. Your queue is saved to your account, so it'll
still be there after a refresh or on another device.

Fork thread clones the current context into a fresh thread, so you can
explore a second path without losing the original.

You can now search message content from the Threads page, not just thread
names and summaries.

Command-K now reaches deeper into your history, with results for messages,
projects, and agents in one launcher.

Highlight text in a reply or artifact and send that passage back into chat,
so your follow-up carries the precise context.

Thread controls moved into the prompt box: model, tools, and integrations
are available in a compact popover, with the full drawer one click deeper.

Add the conversations you live in to a Starred section at the top of the
sidebar for easy access.

Browser tabs now show when a thread finishes or needs you.

The favicon and title update, so you can kick off multiple runs and scan the
tab strip to see which one is waiting.

New threads name themselves shortly after your first message, so the sidebar
stays readable.

Threads stay findable by name instead of showing up as a generic "New thread"
label.

Open screenshots and design mocks full-screen from chat.

The canvas now has layout modes, window sorting, and folder docks for
artifacts produced in a thread.

Switch between side-by-side, grid, and stacked layouts from the toolbar band,
sort windows by recency or title, and collapse related artifacts into a
folder-style dock (a collapsible group).

Agent-written documents now copy as Markdown, preserving structure when you
move them into a wiki, handoff note, or review document.

Filter the thread list to named agents, so quick generalist threads don't
drown out organized work.