A few changes that make it easier to leave VECTA working while you do something else:
- Open a pull request from a finished task. Connect GitHub once by pasting a token on the Skills screen. VECTA pushes the task's branch with the Git sign-in already on your computer, opens the pull request and shows its checks beside it.
- Automations run on a schedule. Every day, on weekdays, on chosen days or every few hours, in your time zone. Before you save one, VECTA shows exactly what will run, on which computer and when.
- Know when a task is waiting for you. The desktop app shows a system notification, and VECTA emails you when a task you started has waited 10 minutes without you opening it. Choose what you get in Settings → Notifications.
- See the tests that really ran. Recorded checks now list the test commands an agent actually ran, with their real result.
- VECTA Cloud on Windows. When Cloud needs its one-time setup on your computer, the new-task screen says so and offers Fix it.
The Windows installer and Linux apps update themselves.
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What would you like VECTA to run for you on a schedule?