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Improvements

Improvements close the loop from “this run was wrong” to a reviewed change.

From any run, use Improve the Agent and describe what should change (“the response was too long — keep answers under three sentences”). TAS hands the feedback to the Tembo Coding Agent Platform, which opens a pull request against your repo. (This needs a Tembo API key in Settings.)

The Improvements page lists submissions and their status. TAS correlates the merged pull request back to your submission, so you can see whether a fix landed without leaving the studio. Because the change lands as a reviewable diff in Git — a pull request by default (see delivery mode below) — it goes through the same review as any other edit, so the adaptation stays governed.

How an improvement ships is a per-workspace setting under Settings → Tembo Coding Agent → Improvements delivery:

  • Always PR (default) — the coding agent opens a pull request you review and merge. The Improvements page tracks it from SubmittedPR openedMerged.
  • YOLO (direct commit) — for trusted workspaces, the coding agent commits the change straight to the default branch with no PR. The improvement shows Committed and links the landed commit instead of a PR.

Switching mode is a workspace-admin action and is recorded in the audit log. YOLO only lands if your default branch accepts direct pushes from the coding agent — if it’s protected behind required pull requests, keep Always PR (or relax the protection).