Scheduling, Reimagined
The old scheduling flow asked too much. Draft your post. Finalize it. Open a modal. Pick a time per channel. Confirm. Four screens for something that should take seconds.
We rebuilt the whole thing. When your draft is ready, a clean popover gives you four options:
- Auto: Next — drops into the next available slot in your content queue
- Prioritize — jumps ahead of already-scheduled items
- Pick Time — choose a specific moment
- Publish Now — skip the queue entirely
A new side panel shows exactly where each piece sits — real queue position and actual publish time, per channel. No more guessing when something goes live.
We also removed the “finalize” step. If your draft is ready, schedule it. The intermediate ceremony is gone.
A Smoother Dashboard
Polish isn’t glamorous, but you feel it. This week we ran a full audit of every animation in the app and applied about 20 fixes. Modals slide in more naturally. Segmented controls have a smooth thumb transition. Touch devices no longer get stuck hover states. And if you use reduced-motion preferences, those are properly respected — you still get color and shadow feedback, just without the movement.
The sidebar got more deliberate: Tasks now sits above Copilot, and the Tasks list sizes to its actual content instead of stretching to fill space. Copilot sessions flow naturally with the rest of the sidebar instead of being trapped in a nested scroll box.
Browser Automation, Hardened
If your agent does browser-based work — community engagement, profile research, cookie extraction — it now runs on Patchright instead of Playwright. Patchright patches a specific automation-detection leak in the browser protocol that anti-bot systems use to flag automated traffic. The practical effect: your agent’s browser sessions look more like a real person browsing, less like a bot.
Persistent browser profiles also got more reliable. Cookies and login state persist correctly across sessions, so your agent doesn’t need to re-authenticate every time.
Also Shipped
- Approval feed: Executed actions now show their real outcome (success or failure) directly in the activity feed row — see what happened after you approved something, at a glance.
- Smarter bulk scheduling: Switch the identity on multiple scheduled items at once. Bulk-scheduled items now sort chronologically by actual activity time.
- Developer workspace: Dev servers are reused across worktrees instead of spawning on new ports, cutting down on port conflicts during local development.