v0.10.17 is Live — Boards, Terminal Split, and Dark Mode Improvements
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Hey everyone! Just shipped v0.10.17 — here's what's new:
- Boards — New /boards slash command with node types, collapsible groups, and node notes
- Terminal Drag-to-Split — Drag to split and unsplit terminal tabs
- Dark Mode & Themes — Refined surface system and improved colors
A quick note: /boards slash command and /api command are currently locked. While using the API command, it locks the agent conversation so the agent can use the tool set. To exit, just type "/exit" and it will return to the default mode.
Would love to hear your thoughts — feedback is always welcome!
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How stable is the /boards feature right now?
Invoke
It’s pretty stable right now. We’ve added a /boards command for the agent, so it can explore the codebase and create boards automatically, and there’s support for nested group nodes too.
We’re continuing to improve it, so if there’s anything specific you’d like to see, let us know.
Drag to split terminals is such a small detail but makes a huge difference in day to day usability.
Invoke
@brian_douglas5 100% agree! Those small UX details compound over time and make a real difference in daily workflows. Thanks for the feedback!
Boards sound like a solid addition. I’ve been looking for a way to organize things visually without jumping to another tool, so this could fit nicely into my workflow
Invoke
@deangelo_hinkle Totally understand—that’s been a pain point for us too. The /boards feature is designed to keep everything in one place so you’re not constantly jumping between tools. You get nested groups, notes on nodes, and the agent can even auto-generate boards to map out your workspace. Glad it resonates with your workflow!
The terminal drag-to-split feature caught my attention. I usually juggle multiple tabs, so being able to split and adjust on the fly feels like a small change that could make a big diffrence
The terminal drag-to-split feature caught my attention. I usually juggle multiple tabs, so being able to split and adjust on the fly feels like a small change that could make a big diffrence
the node notes inside boards sound useful. I often need to leave context for myself, so having it tied directly to nodes could keep things cleaner.
Invoke
@rahul_manjhi1 Thank you! That’s exactly the kind of feedback that helps us build features that actually stick with how people work.
Dark mode changes look subtle, what was the main focus there?
Invoke
@sienna_claire The main focus was making dark mode easy on the eyes. We refined the colors and surface system to reduce eye strain. If you want to customize further, you can go to Settings → Appearance → Theme or background to change
Locking the agent during the agent make sense but I wonder if some visual indicator would help users know they’re in a locked mode.
Invoke
@bruce_warren There is a visual indicator when the agent is locked. The slash command tool locks the agent conversation so it can use that specific toolset, and you’ll see the UI reflect that state. Type ‘/exit’ to return to default mode.
The /exit flow for unlocking the The /exit flow for unlocking the agent makes sense, but I wonder if new users might get confused at first. Maybe a small hint in the UI could help.makes sense, but I wonder if new users might get confused at first. Maybe a small hint in the UI could help
Invoke
@md_saifali That’s a valid concern. The /exit command is actually mentioned in the UI placeholder text, which should help guide new users. We could consider making this more prominent with a tooltip or inline hint if needed—thanks for flagging it!
What was the hardest feature to ship in this update?