Widget Tree, AI Agent Plans & Firebase SDKs

Features and improvements

Test Mode

• Widget tree: Open the widget tree while your app runs in Test Mode. It shows only the widgets on screen and highlights each one as you hover over it. Right-click a widget in the tree or in the app to get the full UI Builder widget menu.

AI Agent

• Plan and progress: The AI Agent panel shows the agent's plan as a checklist that it ticks off as it works, and a short status line says what it's doing right now, such as Writing pages/home_page.dart… or Saving to FlutterFlow….
• Your open branch: The agent works on the branch that you have open. If it wants a different branch, it asks you first, and if you switch branches, the conversation comes with you. In a workspace that the editor manages, the agent asks the editor to switch instead of moving the workspace off your branch.
• Activity logs on request: Ask the agent for a project's activity logs over a specific time range to find out what changed. It uses the read access that you already have to the project.

Activity log

• Clearer entries: Activity entries have clearer descriptions, show where each edit came from, and label undo and redo.
• Agent edits: The activity log shows which page and widget an AI SDK or agent edit changed, the same as for edits made in the editor.

Firebase

• Current Firebase SDKs: Generated apps use current Firebase SDKs. When you upgrade a project or import a library, older Firebase versions in its custom dependencies are updated automatically.
• Email changes: After a Firebase email change, the new address syncs once it's verified and the user signs in or their session refreshes. The Update Email action explains these steps.

Builds and editor

• Disable Swift Package Manager: Turn on Disable Swift Package Manager in Advanced iOS Settings to install every iOS and macOS plugin with CocoaPods instead.
• Ordinary deep links: Switch existing Generate Current Page Link actions to ordinary deep links without turning on FlutterFlow Dynamic Links.
• Large projects: Opening and editing large projects uses much less memory.

Bug fixes

Builds and Test Mode

• Supabase lists in App State: App State fields of type List<Supabase Row> no longer break the build with "undefined class" errors when the list is updated.
• Animations: Animations created without an easing curve build and run in Test Mode.
• Android edge to edge: Use Edge to Edge draws apps behind the navigation bar on Android 10 to 14, not only on Android 15 and later.
• Project errors with Action Blocks: Project errors show again when an app-level Action Block uses a Semantics Announce or Cancel Streaming Response Subscription action, instead of showing no errors while code export fails.
• Custom Class Queries: Custom Class Queries no longer show misleading warnings about duplicate backend queries.

Generated code

• Custom code: Custom class method calls can leave out optional arguments and use their declared defaults, and custom class constructors are valid when non-null arguments are bound to page or component state. Enhanced custom enum methods and dependency-backed static values resolve correctly in action flows.
• App State and data: File App State values handle empty defaults and nullable assignments, and clearing a securely stored App State value removes it without writing the default back. Toggling a boolean field on a data type item inside a nested list generates correct code.
• Widgets: Text respects line heights bound to variables, including when the value changes while the app runs. Tabs can switch between top and bottom placement using a variable, password visibility toggles keep keyboard focus, and line chart axis labels keep special characters.
• Pages and libraries: App bars with page-level responsive visibility generate valid code and still follow the project's App Bar visibility settings. Pages that use enum parameters from a library get the route imports they need, and library list parameters keep their list types.
• Lottie and shaders: Lottie animations with dynamic initial playback and restart controls generate valid code, and Lottie controllers are cleaned up when you leave a page during a controlled one-shot animation. Animated shader backgrounds build, including when no shader parameters are set.
• Dropdowns: Dropdowns can use enum values for literal options and initial selections without false validation errors.
• Environment values: Public environment strings that contain dollar signs load correctly in exported apps.
• Firebase apps: Firebase apps build when they have an enum named Type or custom widgets that use Flutter action maps, and with compatible older sharing, storage, image editing, and geolocation packages.

Tests

• Selectors: Project tests accept descendant selectors inside ordinary widgets.
• Tooltips: Generated integration tests can find and tap controls by their tooltip text.

Desktop app and AI Agent

• macOS code editor: On the macOS desktop app, the custom code editor no longer slides out of view after you preview a custom widget.
• Signing in to Claude: Signing in to Claude from the AI Agent panel no longer gets stuck on Opening your browser… with current Claude Code versions.
• Reopening a conversation: If your last conversation can't be reopened, the AI Agent panel starts a new chat instead of opening on a finished setup screen. A conversation that fails to open from the list says why.
• Workspace setup: If AI Agent workspace setup fails without reporting an error, the panel says so, and the exported diagnostics log includes the setup output.
• AI SDK edits: Checkbox labels bound to variables display in apps built with the AI SDK, and agent edits that call a Supabase Edge Function find the function when the app is built.

Notices

• Firebase Dynamic Links removed: Support for the retired Firebase Dynamic Links service has been removed. The editor shows guidance for setting up replacement links.
• geoflutterfire2: geoflutterfire2 2.3.15 integrations keep working with the upgraded Firebase dependencies. Other geoflutterfire2 setups may need to be updated or replaced before they build.