June 2026 Release
The June 2026 release brings the Meeting Agent to Pulse — a notetaker bot for Google Meet, Zoom, and Microsoft Teams — along with in-chat approvals and questions, and a consolidation of task execution onto a single sandboxed worker.
Developers maintaining custom applications should use the Developer Hub for API, SDK, package, and migration notes.
Highlights
- Meeting Agent — a bot that joins meetings, records, transcribes, and delivers structured notes.
- Approvals and questions now run in chat and settings, with a dedicated panel.
- Task execution consolidated onto a single sandboxed worker.
- Skills and sub-agent (A2A) settings pages.
- Security hardening: SSRF guarding on sub-agent dispatch, encrypted MCP server secrets, capped sandbox output.
New in Pulse
Meeting Agent
The Meeting Agent shipped this month: a sandbox-hosted bot with its own settings, calendar-based discovery across multiple calendars, per-workspace bot handling for Zoom and Google Meet, unified audio-to-text transcription, and meeting details folded into the Tasks panel rather than a separate page. The bot leaves automatically when a meeting ends or runs past its scheduled time. See Meeting Agent.
Approvals
Pulse can now pause and ask a structured question, not just request an approval. A waiting-for-input state, a chat questions panel, and a settings view for reviewing approvals and questions all landed this month, along with a dedicated timeline event for approval requests. See Approvals.
Agent architecture
Task execution was consolidated onto a single sandboxed worker: separate design-agent and tool-selector code paths were retired in favor of one generic worker, and sandbox and browser execution moved onto managed infrastructure. This is an internal change with no new surface of its own, but it underlies the reliability of later releases.
Skills & sub-agents
Skills and sub-agent (A2A) settings gained dedicated pages, bringing the web experience to parity with mobile. See Skills.
Security & governance
Sub-agent dispatch is now SSRF-guarded and time-bound, MCP server secrets are encrypted at rest, and sandbox output is capped before it reaches the assistant. See Security & governance.
Integrations
GitHub gained tools for commenting on, reviewing, and merging pull requests. See Integrations.
What to try
- Send the Meeting Agent to a Google Meet or Zoom call and review the notes it delivers afterward.
- Ask Pulse something ambiguous and confirm it asks a structured question instead of guessing.
- Ask Pulse to review a pull request using the new GitHub tools.