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# May 28, 2026

## 🌟 Open Source, Instantly Yours.

This update is all about removing the friction between your ideas and your environment. From spinning up public repositories instantly to fine-tuning your AI experience, we’re giving you complete control over your workspace.

### Highlights

🏗️ **Container Creation: Direct Public Project Imports**\
You can now start projects instantly using any public open-source link—no Git account login or authentication required. Simply go to the URL tab in the Create container pop-up, paste the repository address, and click the \[Import project] button to spin up your environment immediately.

💡 **Customizing Side Chat: Suggested Questions**\
You can now choose whether to receive context-aware follow-up suggestions after each response. Manage this under Preferences > AI Agent > Customization to tailor your workspace and optimize credit usage.

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### Minor Changes

**Changes**

* **Side Chat (Dashboard) Context:** Improved the underlying structure to remove context limitations, allowing the AI to reference the entire conversation history for more accurate responses.
* **Template Introduction Tables:** The editor now supports table formatting, allowing you to organize complex project details and structured data into clean, readable layouts.
* **URL/Port Error Messages:** Detailed the generic "unknown" errors on the Container Settings page to help users clearly identify the cause of failure, providing clear and actionable feedback for duplicate entries, limit overages, or format violations.
* **Inactive Container Buttons**: Added text and a loading state to the button UI while a container is entering an inactive state, aligning it with the existing activating layout.
* **Running URL & Port Tab:** Enhanced the overall UI layout to improve usability and visual clarity.

**Bug Fixes**

* **Membership Payment Failure:** Fixed a bug where payments failing due to insufficient funds redirected users incorrectly instead of displaying an error message, ensuring proper failure processing.
* **Workspace Environment Variables:** Fixed environment variables configured in the Container Settings page failing to display or apply correctly within the Workspace, even after a page refresh.
* **Agent Web Fetch:** Fixed Agent Web Fetch to allow access to local addresses for health checks, and resolved unnecessary ports being appended to domain requests.
* **Storage Usage:** Fixed a display bug where extra storage was shown incorrectly on the Credit Usage page, while the actual billing itself was successfully and accurately processed.
* **Container Rename Popup:** Fixed the pop-up closing prematurely when a name update failed, which previously lost typed text and prevented immediate retries.
* **Inactive Container Cards:** Fixed disabled buttons remaining focusable and executable via keyboard navigation and inputs.
* **Credit Usage Page:** Fixed the previous and next buttons incorrectly appearing active at the start or end of the month.
* **Template Creation Flow:** Improved GPU access restriction handling by preventing restricted users from using GPU containers. GPU containers are now hidden from the list for restricted users, and import actions are disabled with guidance tooltips displayed.
* **Share Container Popup:** Fixed the incorrect color styling applied to the bottom warning text.

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