A Timeline for the people who plan the work, and what a team needs to run one Worca together: sign-in, who did what, a container, and a clone button.

What shipped this month, and what is stuck?
Now Team metrics has a Timeline. Each ticket is a bar from its first run to its merge, with tiles for what shipped, what is in review and what needs attention. Zoom from month to week to day.

Click a bar: who drove it, attempts, time waiting for review, spend and every run.
Most of the team's work never touched Worca?
Now the Timeline shows every pull request in the repository, tagged outside Worca. Group by people, and each person is one row, even when they commit from two email addresses.

Grouped by people: Worca runs and pull requests made elsewhere, side by side.
Priya Natarajan · work laptop
Priya Natarajan · home laptop
Same git name, so one row. A GitHub login never joins two people.
Want the whole team on one Worca, not on five laptops?
Now Worca can run on a server behind a sign-in. Every run, pause, answer and pull request records who did it, and agents never see the team's GitHub credentials.

History on a shared Worca: who started each run, and a filter by person.
No folder to pick when Worca runs on a server?
Now paste a repository URL. Worca clones it into its projects folder with the deployment's GitHub access and adds it, from the UI, the command line or Ask Worca.

Add project: a second tab, and the default when there is no folder picker.
Rather not give agents your whole laptop?
Now Worca and every agent it starts can run inside a disposable Linux container. One command sets it up; add-ons lock down the network, lend your SSH key or open it to the team.
Your projects are mounted; your home folder is not.
Hosting it? One guide and one tool cover upgrades, rollback and checks.
Some Copilot models only work with OpenAI's newer API?
Now the Model Bridge speaks that API too, so those models run your pipelines like any other. Opus 5 is back in the list next to Opus 5.5.
Copilot serves it only there, so import picks it
A shell set up for Vertex or Bedrock no longer breaks bridged models.