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What’s new in Indent, most recent first.

July 20–26, 2026

Automations run on a schedule, set themselves up, and remember

Automations are no longer limited to watching a Slack channel.

  • Schedule Indent to do repeated work for you: triage the overnight bug queue, put together a weekly report, investigate a recurring alert.
  • Run daily, weekly, or on any cron expression, in the timezone you pick, with the result posted to Slack or kept inside Indent.
  • Chat with Indent to configure and optimize an automation, and it works out what the job actually needs to do instead of making you fill in a form.
  • Every automation keeps its own memory, so it learns where to look, what to skip, and how you want the output.

Setting a weekly schedule and timezone on an automation

A new home page: your sessions, and every session across your organization

Indent now opens onto everything in flight.

  • See what Indent is working on for you, and which sessions are waiting on an answer from you.
  • Switch to the Team tab to see every session in your organization and how your team is using Indent.
  • Each row carries status, participants, elapsed time, and the pull requests a session opened or merged.
  • Search and filters live in the URL, so any view is shareable.

Spending controls for code review

Each repository now decides how much review it wants, and how often.

  • Set a maximum spend per pull request, and Indent pauses reviews with a notice once a pull request hits it.
  • Authorize one more round from that notice or by replying to Indent on the pull request.
  • Leave the cap blank for unlimited reviews, which is what existing repositories keep.
  • Choose whether Indent reviews every push or only when a pull request opens.
  • In first review only mode nothing after that first review starts another round, and the review comment carries a link to request one.
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