A smarter Sites editor, live SEO preview, cross-site links, and searchable run history

Keep your site outline in view while you edit, preview exactly how your SEO title looks before publishing, link collection items across sites, and search your automation run history in seconds.

What's new in Hub

This update focuses on making everyday editing faster and less frustrating — whether you're building a site, tuning your search appearance, or keeping track of your automations.

A much more usable Sites editor

The Sites editor has been rebuilt around how people actually work.

A persistent page outline now stays visible as you edit, showing section headings and collection names at a glance. You can jump straight to any section or toggle its visibility on the page without scrolling back up to find it.

Need to reorganise your layout? You can now move sections up, down, or to an exact position, or duplicate a section, directly from the inspector. Progress and failure feedback is shown if a move can't complete.

The inspector now separates Content and Design & spacing into two focused views, so switching tabs doesn't lose your unapplied design choices. And when you're looking for a new section to add, you can search the section library by name or description rather than scrolling through the whole list.

The editor is also now wider on desktop — 520 px instead of 360 px — giving you more room to edit without feeling cramped, while the canvas adjusts automatically when there's space available.

Finally, the controls themselves are more compact and restrained throughout: a single-row section navigator, secondary actions tucked into a menu, and grouped collection settings. Less clutter, more room to actually edit.

See your SEO title and description as you type

Editing the search appearance of a page used to mean guessing whether your title or description was the right length. Now the SEO panel shows a live preview of how your title and description will appear in search results as you type, complete with character counts.

If you haven't set a custom value, the preview makes it clear that the field will inherit its default — so you always know what visitors and search engines will actually see. A noindex indicator is also shown when a page is set to be excluded from search results.

Link collection items to another site

If you run more than one site in your workspace, collection blocks can now open each item on a different site. For example, an Articles block on your main site can link directly to the article detail page on your Docs site.

Just choose the destination site using the new Open items on selector. The link follows the current page slug, works across custom domains, and becomes non-clickable if the destination is unpublished — so broken links aren't something you need to worry about.

Existing blocks keep their current behaviour, and View all and category links are unaffected.

Search and filter your agent run history

As automations accumulate runs, finding a specific result used to mean scrolling through a long list. You can now search run history by summary, error message, record, PR title, or source title, and filter by status or trigger type.

A dedicated pending site review filter surfaces runs that produced a site change proposal that hasn't been applied or dismissed yet, even when the run itself completed successfully. Filters reset when you switch between agents, so results always reflect what you're looking at right now.

Load more fetches up to 100 recent runs, with a clear count of how many results are loaded.