Searching for GitHub repositories and branches in your build config now uses fuzzy matching. Partial names and minor typos will still surface the right results instead of showing an empty list.
When there's genuinely no match, the empty state now includes your search term so it's clear what was filtered: "No repositories found for 'docs'".
Navigation has been overhauled with a new app sidebar that works at both the org and project level. Org settings like billing, members, cluster configuration, and variables are now accessible directly from the sidebar instead of through nested settings pages.
The sidebar adapts based on context: at the org level it shows org-wide settings and navigation, and within a project it switches to project-specific links. A collapsible mode toggle lets you minimize it when you need more canvas space. Mobile users get a dedicated trigger for the sidebar as well.
Several improvements to the GitHub integration experience:
New organizations now get build infrastructure automatically provisioned on creation. No more manual setup steps before your first deploy. Create an org, add a service, and you're ready to build.
Project navigation has been redesigned with dedicated links for each project and a toggle-style switcher. It's now faster to jump between projects and environments without going through nested menus.
Log lines are now color-coded by replica. When tailing logs from a service with multiple replicas, each replica gets a distinct color so you can visually track which instance produced which log line.

Volume management on the canvas has been improved:

Deployments now run fully asynchronously with improved retry logic and exponential backoff. You can navigate away from the deployment view and come back later. The deployment continues in the background and its status is always up to date.
The login and signup experience has been polished:

Log streaming has been significantly improved for both build and runtime logs.