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M Bharat Bhora

Invoke 0.10.18 — Automation & Terminal Drag-to-Split

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Invoke 0.10.18 is now available.

Automation You can now create scheduled tasks powered by AI agent steps. Set custom schedules, run manually and create automation directly from the agent using the /automation command.

Terminal Drag-to-Split Drag terminal tabs into the content area to create splits. Full drag-to-split and unsplit support is included.

Download: invoke.yugin.co/download

As always, let us know if you run into anything.

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Solal Zanovello

The /automation command is a game changer for system-level development! 🚀

I’m 17, currently building Aegis Omni-Core (a high-performance no_std Rust kernel), and one of my biggest pain points is manually running and analyzing benchmarks every time I tweak a SIMD optimization.

Being able to schedule AI agent steps to run these tasks and report back via automation directly in my workspace is exactly what I need to maintain that 9.4 GB/s throughput without getting bogged down in repetitive CLI work.

Question for @yugintech: How deep can the automation steps go? Can I configure an agent to monitor my CI output and automatically trigger a "deep-thinking" session if a performance regression is detected in my AVX2 loops?

Also, the Drag-to-Split for terminals is a huge UX win—having multiple kernel logs and a build terminal split visually while using the planning board is a dream setup. Congrats on 0.10.18!

M Bharat Bhora

@solal_aegis Right now, automation steps are scheduled on a time basis rather than triggered by conditions. We’re planning to add API and webhook support in future updates, which would enable the conditional triggering you’re describing—like automatically kicking off a deep-thinking session when CI detects a regression. For now, you can set up steps and schedule them to run at specific times.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​