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SuperPlane 0.24.0

SuperPlane 0.24.0 adds Git-backed apps, an app-focused CLI, new AWS/GCP/GitHub/Jira components, and Agent for SuperPlane Cloud early access.

What’s new since v0.23.0

v0.24.0 continues the move toward Git-backed Apps: version your canvas, console, and related files in Git, edit them in the UI or CLI, and manage everything through app-centric commands.

This release also expands the component catalog, improves Console authoring, and brings the Agent to SuperPlane Cloud early-access organizations.

Git-backed Apps and repository files

Each App can be backed by a Git repository, so your workflow canvas, console layout, and related files are versioned like ordinary source code. Use the Files tab to browse and edit them, review diffs before you publish, and commit changes when you are ready—the same files are available from the CLI (see below).

For self-hosted deployments, the Git storage service (SuperGit) is wired into Docker Compose and Helm. The demo image includes the Git tooling needed to run locally.

Agent on SuperPlane Cloud

The Agent is now enabled for every organization on the SuperPlane Cloud early-access program.

App-focused CLI

Canvas and Console commands now live under superplane apps, matching the product model from recent releases. An app is the unit you manage from the terminal; each app contains a canvas, console, and files.

Create and inspect an app:

superplane apps create my-app
superplane apps canvas get my-app

Set an active app so you can omit the app name on follow-up commands:

superplane apps active <app_id>
superplane apps canvas get

Browse and read files from the app’s Git repository:

superplane apps files tree my-app
superplane apps files show canvas.yaml my-app

Export or update the console YAML the same way:

superplane apps console get my-app -o yaml
superplane apps console set my-app console.yaml

When app versioning is enabled, canvas and console updates use --draft, then change requests for review and publish—see the CLI docs for the full workflow.

New components

  • AWS: Fetch EC2 instance details and manage instance power (start, stop, reboot).
  • Google Cloud: VM power operations, machine type updates, and Cloud Monitoring metrics for Compute Engine instances.
  • GitHub: Trigger workflows on commit status events from the Commit Statuses API.
  • Jira: Jira Service Management Operations heartbeat lifecycle—create, update, delete, and ping monitors from workflows.

Console and dashboard improvements

Console authoring received another round of polish: panel editing, widget locking, table and chart behavior, dashboard trigger confirmation, number and table widgets, and node panels.

Canvas and workflow UI details were also cleaned up, including mode controls, sidebar behavior, version rows, diff summaries, file overlays, and visual details around blocks and annotations.

How to upgrade

See Updating SuperPlane in the installation docs for upgrade steps for your setup.

Thanks to our contributors

Thanks to contributors who helped make SuperPlane 0.24.0 possible with code and docs additions and improvements.

Join the SuperPlane community

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