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Review decisions where the change happened

Reviews now have an activity timeline, and comments can be attached to the exact property that changed. Each comment keeps the before-and-after value it was written against, so the discussion remains understandable as the branch evolves. Reviewers can suggest an edit directly from a property comment. Impact-analysis findings also remain in the review as comments instead of disappearing when the run ends.

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Write changes back to Google Sheets

The AI agent can write to a connected Google Sheet when write access is enabled. Teams can use the same connection to read source data, update rows, and keep spreadsheet workflows aligned with changes made in Flow.

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Fixes

  • Reader view. Large documents open without freezing, and scrolling remains responsive while content finishes loading.
  • Create-item drafts. Typed content is preserved while the item is being created.
  • External shares. Recipients can open only the files included in the shared view.
  • Review diffs. Ordered lists keep their numbering in before-and-after comparisons.
  • Agent runs. Stopping a run keeps the chat draft, and pressing Space no longer starts a plan.
  • SSO setup. Domain verification errors explain what needs to be corrected.
  • Job errors. Failed background work shows a readable message instead of an internal error.

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Improvements

  • Large filtered views. Results load incrementally, keeping large project views responsive.
  • SSO connections. Existing connections can be edited, and issuer problems are caught before the next login.
  • External directory access. Organization admins can decide whether external recipients can see the workspace roster.
  • Create-item dialog. New items can include relationships and keep custom fields without a second editing step.
  • Jira links. Pasting a Jira URL into the issue picker selects the matching issue.
  • Item navigation. Pickers show item IDs and support opening a result in a new tab.
  • AI context. Conversations retain more of their earlier context after reading large project results.