Iris AI works in place
All releasesSuggestions land straight in the description with an undo beside save, and improving one no longer loses parts of it.
Improved
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Suggestions apply straight away: Asking the assistant to improve a description no longer opens a window with the old and the new version stacked. The suggestion lands in the description itself, where you read it in context and can keep editing it.
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Undo Iris AI: A button next to Save puts back exactly what the assistant was given — including unsaved writing of your own that was in the field before you asked. It stays until you save, which is how a suggestion gets accepted.
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A calmer working state: While the assistant writes, the label and the description shimmer instead of blinking, so it reads as work in progress rather than a disabled field.
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Better rewrites, and fewer surprises in them: Improving a description now keeps the language it was written in, keeps every detail it already carried instead of condensing it, and stops inventing acceptance criteria that were never agreed. Asking only for the writing to be fixed no longer restructures the whole thing.
Fixed
- Mentions survive an improvement: Someone you had mentioned in a description came back as ordinary text after an improvement, with the link to them gone. Mentions are now kept whole.
- An empty answer no longer clears the description: When the assistant returned nothing at all, the empty answer replaced your text. It now reports the failure and leaves the description as it was.
- Images survive an improvement: Asking Iris to improve a description that contained a screenshot removed the screenshot. Images are now kept out of the rewrite and put back at the end of the description.
- Editing a task title: Starting to edit one task’s title and then opening another kept the first task’s text in the field — and saving from there wrote that title onto the task you had just opened. Switching tasks now drops the unconfirmed edit and shows the new task its own title.
- Comments posted twice: Clicking Comment twice in quick succession could post the same comment two times, most easily on a comment with a pasted image. Sending now locks the editor until it finishes.