Get notified after agent runs, and enjoy a smoother, more resilient Hub experience
Opt in to in-app notifications when your automations finish, keep notification drafts between sessions, and benefit from a faster, more reliable Hub that recovers gracefully from network hiccups.
What's new in Hub
This update brings opt-in agent run notifications, a more polished editing experience for automation settings, and a set of reliability improvements that make Hub load faster and recover more gracefully when things don't go perfectly.
Get notified when your automations finish
Hub's Operations, specialist, leadership, and service agents can now send you an in-app notification when a run completes. You choose the mode — notify me after every run, or only when something fails — and you decide which workspace members receive the alert.
Notifications are off by default, so existing agents keep their current behaviour until you opt in. Settings live in a new Notifications tab on each agent page and in the shared Settings → Automations section, making it easy to configure everything in one place without having to visit each agent individually.
Service agents also support a completed-evaluation alert, so you can stay on top of inbox activity without checking manually.
A clearer picture of your notification rules
The notification screen now lists every configured rule at a glance — including rules that are currently disabled — showing you the trigger, recipients, and delivery channel for each one. Editing a rule opens a compact inline editor, and the list refreshes immediately when you save, so you always see the current state without reloading.
Drafts are preserved when you switch agents or close the editor
Previously, switching to a different notification agent or closing the editor would silently discard any recipient or mode choices you hadn't saved yet. Those unsaved selections are now kept per workspace and per agent until you successfully save them, with a small indicator reminding you there's an unsaved change before you leave the screen.
Agent controls fit any screen size
The selects and status inputs in the Operations editor previously had fixed minimum widths that could cause horizontal overflow on narrow screens. They now adapt fluidly to their container, so the editor works comfortably at any viewport width without anything spilling off the edge.
A faster, cleaner startup
Hub and custom-domain sites previously showed a brief flash of unstyled text while JavaScript and page data were loading. An early themed surface now covers that initialisation moment, so the transition from page load to the live interface is smooth and branded throughout — even on slower connections.
Loading states across the workspace — including workspaces, authentication, agent pages, notification settings, and site loading — all use a consistent, compact pattern with accessible status text and support for reduced-motion preferences.
Hub recovers automatically from loading failures
If an app download fails, a network request stalls, or a session read doesn't complete, Hub can now detect the problem and recover automatically — typically within 15 seconds, or immediately when a failure is detected — rather than leaving you on a stuck loading screen.
Empty offline caches no longer incorrectly suggest that a site or workspace is missing. Subscription errors are surfaced clearly, and navigating between workspaces or accounts resets state cleanly so you never see leftover data from a previous session.
More improvements are in progress. We'll keep you updated as they roll out.