Releasesby GlyphDag-level access control is generally available
Dag-level access control is now generally available. You can assign roles scoped to individual Dags within a Deployment to enforce least-privilege security and enable multiple teams to collaborate in a single Deployment without exposing Dags across team boundaries.
Also shipped Jun 11, 2026Astronomer in June 2026 →
Coding sessions in Linear
Earlier this year, we launched Linear Agent, giving teams a new way to plan and coordinate their issues and projects. Since then, we've added Code Intelligence to extend that understanding to the codebase, and MCP support to bring all of your context together. Today we're closing the loop: Linear Agent can now write code using Claude Code and Codex.
Capture webpages as editable layers with the Chrome extension
To get started, install the extension and sign in with your Figma account. This feature is currently in beta and available only on paid plans.
Import apps using MCP
Live on cloud • All plans Public beta 4.0 Edge • All plans Public beta 4.0.17 Stable • All plans Public beta You can now use Retool's MCP server to import React apps directly from your agentic coding environment. Open a React app, and ask Retool to import the app.
Section-level variables for rows and tabs now generally available
Earlier this year we announced the addition of section-level variables for rows and tabs. This feature is now generally available. If your dashboard includes both an API gateway and a database, changing something like an $instance variable affects all panels at once.
New External Guides and Surveys MCP tools
Description: AI assistants using the Amplitude MCP server now have a much richer view of your Guides and Surveys configuration. Previously limited to basic retrieval, the external MCP server can now fully understand a guide's published state, prioritization, and all other Guides and Surveys concepts , so AI-assisted workflows can reason about and act on...
V8.1 is now the default model on Midjourney!
Hi everyone, After your testing and feedback, we've updated the default model from V7 to V8.1! A reminder of what's new in V8.1: The model is smarter, more coherent, better adheres to detailed prompts, and renders text better than ever With HD mode enabled, V8.1 renders at twice the size and 4x the resolution of V7 images V8.1 is incredibly fast.
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Investigate Dag failures with Otto
You can now use Otto to investigate Dag failures on Astro from the Astro UI, Astro alerts, or the Astro API. Each investigation produces a structured diagnosis with a root cause type, severity, suggested fix, and a checklist of Dag- and task-level checks, drawing on Airflow, Astro, and Astro Observe context.
Additional improvements
- When you add the first IP address range to your organization's IP access list, the Astro API now rejects the request with a 400 Bad Request error if your current IP address falls outside the submitted ranges, which prevents you from accidentally locking yourself out.
Review code with Otto
You can now use Otto to review your Airflow code automatically when you open a pull request or merge request. The Otto review action posts a sticky summary comment, adds inline comments where it finds issues, and offers commit suggestions where a concrete fix is available.
Enable Sub-Second Pipelines
You can now enable Sub-Second Pipelines on Airflow 3.2+ Deployments that use the Astro executor . Sub-Second Pipelines pair the Astro executor with a dedicated event-driven Event Scheduler that picks up and dispatches API-triggered Dag runs in under a second and sustains approximately 1,000 Dag runs per minute, where the Celery executor queues and falls...
Additional improvements
- Updated Astro infrastructure to improve reliability and performance.
New Deployment analytics experience
Astro now offers a new version of the Deployment analytics experience with expanded Airflow visibility, including API server and webserver metrics, Dag processor coverage, Kubernetes executor and KubernetesPodOperator coverage, parse time, and richer per-status and per-component breakdowns.
Test against an existing Deployment in the Astro IDE
You can now test code in the Astro IDE against an existing Astro Deployment in your Workspace, instead of only an ephemeral test Deployment. Testing against an existing Deployment reuses its configuration, connections, and resources, and skips provisioning a new environment.
Try the new Astro experience
Astro's navigation now gives you a single view across your entire Organization instead of a single Workspace. Deployments, Dags, and Astro IDE projects all appear across Workspaces in one view, with Workspace context on every row. Filter to a specific Workspace when you need to, or work from the full picture across your Organization.