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Written by AI from the official notes. Check them for exact details.The quota screen has been redesigned for clarity, and PDF attachment support has been added.
- Redesigned quota screen for clearer credit usage view.
- Support for PDF attachments in messages to Gemini models.
- New /btw command for side questions in conversations.
- Simple conversation search with cmd/ctrl+F.
- Breadcrumbs added for easier navigation in file viewer.
Why it matters: Users who rely on Gemini for managing credits and sharing documents should pay attention to these updates.
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Quota screen redesign, PDF attachment support, new /btw slash command, and other bug fixes
- Quota screen redesign: clearer, unambiguous view into “used” versus “remaining” credits in the Models tab of the Settings screen.
- Ask side questions via /btw: while in a conversation, type ‘/btw’ in the input and select the ‘btw’ option in the menu to write a message to an ephemeral, single-response agent that has the context of your current conversation.
- Simple conversation search functionality: cmd/ctrl+F to search for visible text in the conversation view.
- Support for PDF attachments to messages to Gemini models: drag and drop PDFs from your filesystem or add PDFs using the media option in the Add Context menu button in the input box.
- Breadcrumbs in file viewer pane header: quality-of-life UI to more easily see and navigate directories in your repo.
- Nested subagents in the overview pane: see all nested subagents belonging to the main conversation instead of only the subagents that are one level deep.
- Minor improvements to Projects UX: you can now specify a project name during the creation flow and sort conversations in the left sidebar by worktree.
- Improved LaTeX support: the agent has a better understanding and awareness of its ability to output LaTeX-rendered math text.
- Improved MCP server stability: increased resilience to unresponsive MCP servers and improved browser agent self-troubleshooting abilities when using the Chrome DevTools MCP server.
- MCP server schema compatibility: the mcp_config.json schema now accepts url in addition to serverUrl as a field.
- New entries in the sensitive paths list:.vscode and.cache are now recognized as sensitive paths that require explicit user confirmation before the agent can access them.