Every copy of your project in one place, and a commit that has to match what you asked for

• See every copy of your project at once. When several things are being worked on in parallel, each gets its own copy, and until now they were easy to lose track of. Workspaces lists them all: what’s unfinished in each, how far each has moved from your main line, and who or what is working in it.
• Agents in different copies stop colliding. Aura now watches every copy of a project together, so when two agents are about to change the same thing in different copies they find out before it happens instead of after. What’s inside each copy still stays private to that copy.
• A commit now has to match what you said you’d do. Before work is committed, Aura compares it against the intent behind it, and if the two disagree it stops and shows you the disagreement rather than letting it through quietly.
• If something you asked to keep was rewritten anyway, Aura names it. It won’t block the commit, the piece is still there, but nobody gets to rewrite something you’d protected without you hearing about it.
• Undo now reaches things that were deleted, not just changed. Rewind could already put back a piece that had been rewritten; it can now bring back one that was removed outright.
• The newest models are in the picker, Opus 5 at the top. Claude’s 5 line (Opus 5, Sonnet 5 and Fable 5) sits above the older ones wherever you choose a model, and a fresh install starts on it rather than last year’s. If you’ve already picked a model yourself, yours is kept.
• Starting a new copy of your project now opens Aura, with what you asked for already in it. You’d type what you wanted, watch the setup steps run, and land in a bare coding tool with your message nowhere to be found. It was being typed in for you the moment that tool started up, and it often got there too early to stick. Now the new copy opens in a conversation with Aura, your request already sent, on whichever model you picked.
• Every agent you have running shows up when you open a new tab, whatever project it’s in. The “jump to something already open” list only knew about the project you were looking at, so an agent working elsewhere, or in a separate copy, was invisible until you switched over to find it. They’re all listed now, each with its project and a dot showing it’s still running.
• Turning Aura on works in every copy of your project. In a separate copy it used to fail every time, and because the reason was thrown away, “Aura is off” sat there with a Retry button that did nothing. It works now, and if it still can’t, it tells you why in plain words.
• When Aura hands work to several agents at once, you can see them, and their answers come back. Aura would say it had started two agents and then show you nothing, because saving the conversation wrote over its own record of them. They were really running; nobody could see them, and when one finished there was nothing left for its answer to return to, so ten minutes of work was quietly thrown away. Both are fixed.