SuperAgent

1. SuperAgent Task Sharing & Full Replay — Share the Entire AI Creation Journey

We’re excited to introduce a major new capability for SuperAgent: Shareable Task URLs with full Replay playback, allowing anyone to experience the entire AI execution process - from the very first prompt to the final output.

This update fundamentally changes how AI-generated work can be reviewed, shared, and showcased.

🚀 What’s New

SuperAgent Tasks—whether they generate images, videos, or other creative outputs - can now be shared via a public Task URL. Anyone with the link can open the task and replay the full execution flow, step by step.

This is not a static result view. It is a complete, time-based reconstruction of how the AI worked.

🎬 Full Replay Playback (End-to-End)

When opening a shared Task URL, viewers can watch a Replay of the entire SuperAgent session:

✍️ User prompt replayed from the very beginning, displayed with a typewriter-style animation
🤖 Agent reasoning, tool execution, and intermediate steps shown exactly as they occurred
🖼️ Generated assets (images or videos) revealed in sequence, matching the original workflow
⏱️ Natural pacing and timing, preserving how the task actually unfolded

It feels less like reading a log—and more like watching a recorded AI collaboration session.

🌍 Public Sharing, Zero Friction

🔗 One-click Share Task URL
🌐 No login required for viewers
👥 Ideal for sharing with teammates, clients, or on social platforms
📣 Perfect for demos, case studies, and AI capability showcases

Anyone with the link can instantly understand what was asked, how SuperAgent thought, and how the final result was produced.

🧠 Why This Matters

AI outputs alone rarely tell the full story. The real value is in the process.

With Task Replay:

Teams gain transparency into how results were produced
Stakeholders build trust by seeing reasoning and iteration, not just outcomes
Creators can showcase their workflows, not just polished deliverables
Learning and onboarding accelerate, as new users can replay real examples

This moves SuperAgent from a “black box generator” to a fully observable AI execution environment.

💼 Real-World Use Cases

🎨 Creative reviews — show clients how a concept evolved
📹 Video generation demos — replay the entire creation pipeline
🧑🏫 Training & education — teach best practices through real tasks
📢 Marketing & social sharing — publish AI workflows, not just results
🤝 Internal collaboration — align teams with shared visibility

2. SlideAgent - Slide Editing via Chat

Introduced a new AI Chat–based editing workflow inside SlideAgent, enabling users to refine and iterate on generated slides through natural language without leaving the presentation context.

How It Works

Once a slide deck is generated, users can click the Edit button in the top-right corner of the slide preview to open SlideAgent’s AI Chat panel.

From there, users can use natural language instructions to modify either specific slides or the entire deck, including:

Slide layout adjustments
Visual design changes (colors, typography, overall style)
Text content rewrites or refinements
Illustration and visual content updates

3. SlideAgent - Full-Screen Prompt Input for Better Focus

SlideAgent now supports full-screen expansion of the prompt input box.

Users can expand the prompt editor to focus entirely on structuring ideas, outlines, or raw content without UI distractions.
This is especially useful when pasting long meeting notes, structured agendas, or multi-section briefs.
The expanded view improves readability and editing precision for complex prompts.

4. Duplicate Existing Decks Directly from My Decks

We’ve added the ability to copy previously generated slide decks directly from the My Decks panel.

Any existing deck can now be duplicated with one click.
The copied deck retains its structure, layout, and visual style.
Users can immediately modify the duplicated version via Slide Agent without starting from scratch.

5. Smarter Sharing: Slide Titles Now Visible in Shared Links

When sharing a Slide Agent deck via a public URL, the slide title is now automatically included in the link preview.

Shared links clearly display the deck title instead of a generic URL.
This applies across platforms such as LinkedIn and other social media platforms.
Viewers immediately understand what the presentation is about before opening it.

6. Improved Mobile Experience for Shared Slides

We’ve optimized the slide sharing page for mobile devices.

Layouts now adapt more gracefully to smaller screens.
Text, images, and navigation controls are easier to read and interact with on mobile.
Shared decks are presentation-ready whether viewed on desktop, tablet, or phone.

Presentations are often reviewed on the go. A strong mobile viewing experience ensures that shared decks remain professional and readable in real-world usage scenarios.

Others

7. Meeting Router Update: Form Field Labels Now Follow Page Language Settings

We’ve fixed an issue in Meeting Router where form field labels did not correctly update based on the selected page language.

What was happening

Previously, even when a booking page was configured to display in a specific language, some form field labels (such as name, email, company, or phone number) could still appear in a default language. This created an inconsistent experience for visitors, especially on international-facing booking pages.

What’s fixed

Form field labels now automatically adapt to the page’s active language setting.
The displayed language follows:
- The visitor’s browser language by default, and
- Any manual language selection made on the booking page.
All required and optional fields remain fully aligned with the selected language throughout the booking flow.

FlashRev New Weekly Update [22nd December 2025 - 27th December 2025]