Production Update — Lara Gets a Major AI Upgrade in our SEO analyzer
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July 31, 2026
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We have completed a new round of improvements for Workspace Boards, focusing on smoother interactions, better mobile usability, safer actions, and more rel
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We have completed a new round of improvements for Workspace Boards, focusing on smoother interactions, better mobile usability, safer actions, and more reliable task management.
We have also continued working on the upcoming Lara Agent. Lara is not available yet and will be released later, as development and testing are still ongoing.
Cards can now be dragged using their entire surface again, without requiring a separate drag handle.
Desktop and mobile interactions have been adjusted separately to keep card movement reliable without interfering with normal scrolling or opening a card.
On mobile devices, dragging starts after a deliberate long press, reducing accidental movement while scrolling through the board.
The Add Card action no longer uses a layout-changing animation that caused columns and surrounding content to move up and down.
On desktop, the Add Card option now appears immediately when the user hovers over the relevant column.
It does not change the column size during card movement, helping prevent unstable drop positions and visual lag.
On mobile, the Add Card action remains available directly from the column header without taking up unnecessary space at the bottom of every column.
Mouse and touch interactions are now handled separately to improve reliability across devices.
Card and column movement has also been improved for keyboard users.
Reordering is disabled while search results or quick filters are active, preventing hidden cards from creating unexpected ordering results.
Cards can still be moved between columns through their action menu when a filtered view is active.
Boards now include quicker ways to focus on:
Search and filtering were updated to work more safely with card ordering and movement.
Deleting a column now allows users to choose where its existing cards should be moved.
If part of the operation fails, previously moved cards are restored instead of leaving the board in a partially updated state.
Deletion dialogs and related actions were also improved to reduce accidental repeated actions.
Card properties now use a more responsive layout across desktop, tablet, and mobile sizes.
The following areas were improved:
Pending title and description changes are now saved more reliably when closing a card.
Assignees are also displayed correctly even when a card has no visible priority or due date.
Board dates are now validated more strictly.
Invalid dates such as 2026-02-30 are no longer silently converted into a different date by the browser.
Date-only values are handled more consistently across different time zones.
Board drawers and mobile bottom sheets now use more predictable focus behavior.
The mobile sheet can be expanded or collapsed using the keyboard, and interactive controls have clearer labels.
Board settings, switches, date fields, card actions, and movement controls were also improved for keyboard and screen reader navigation.
Development of Lara Agent is continuing behind the scenes.
Lara is not being released with this update. More development, testing, and refinement will be completed before it becomes publicly available.
The internal agent protocol now uses stricter validation before any tool action can run.
Malformed, incomplete, or automatically repaired tool instructions are no longer treated as executable actions.
Compatibility with the existing protocol has been preserved while preparing the system for native structured outputs and function calling.
Agent tools now receive stronger validation before execution, including:
Successful tool operations and external tool content are also treated separately, helping prevent untrusted external information from being interpreted as a verified system action.
The Lara client now includes stronger request handling:
Agent run and transaction metadata is handled more cautiously.
Client-side metadata is no longer treated as authoritative proof that an operation was committed or can be reversed.
Rollback actions are only shown for completed, committed, and explicitly reversible operations.
Lara message rendering received additional protection for:
The unreleased Lara interface also received improvements to:
These updates are part of Lara’s ongoing development and preparation. Additional changes will be completed before the first public release.
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