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You can react to and edit pull request comments without leaving ADE, and open any lane in the editor you already have installed - including a lane that lives on another machine over SSH. Agents delegate through their own provider’s subagents now, so short side-tasks stay in one thread. Two lanes on the same branch sit together in Work. The glossary and help chips are gone; hover tooltips took over.

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Pull requests you can answer

  • React to a description, a comment, or an inline review note from inside ADE. If GitHub rejects the reaction, it rolls back instead of lying.
  • Edit your own comments. Edit appears only when ADE has a GitHub login that can actually write, and the backend checks ownership before it saves.
  • Inline review threads carry their reactions too, not just top-level comments.
  • ade prs comment-edit <pr> --comment <id> --body "..." edits the same comment the UI edits.

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Open in your editor

  • Lane and session menus offer the editors you have installed, detected rather than guessed.
  • A lane on a remote machine opens over SSH in VS Code-family editors and Zed. Paired remotes and chats with no project stay out of the menu, because there is nothing there to open.
  • One Open in per menu. A single-session lane no longer showed the same submenu twice.

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Delegation stays in the thread

  • Agents use their own provider’s subagents for short side-tasks - Claude’s Agent and Task, and the Codex, Cursor, Droid, and OpenCode equivalents. A separate ADE chat is now for work that needs its own durable transcript, its own schedule, its own permissions, or a different provider.
  • A Claude subagent keeps its name and model in the transcript, even when its lifecycle events arrive before the tool call that started it.
  • Drilling into a subagent transcript remembers where you were. The parent’s scroll position survives the trip, and a pinned child view opens at the tail.

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Work

  • Two lanes on the same branch sit together, in a dashed cluster - the case where the same feature branch is checked out on two machines. Primaries and main stay unclustered.
  • A quiet lane stays next to its live sibling instead of filing itself away alone. A pair that has both gone quiet shelves together.

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Help

  • The glossary page, help chips, and “Did you know?” hints are gone. The Help menu is Docs, replaying the welcome, and tooltips.
  • Tooltips cover more of the app - the shell, pull requests, files, and account actions - and show the keyboard shortcut where there is one.
  • Tooltips open on the side that fits and stay inside the window instead of running off the edge.