June 2026

Trust Agent: AI — Local Agent for macOS

What's New:
The Trust Agent: AI Local Agent is now available for macOS. This extends AI usage visibility beyond VS Code to the tools developers use every day — including Claude Code, Codex CLI and their desktop variants — giving security teams a cross-tool view of AI activity across their developer fleet.

Key Benefits:

• Visibility into AI tool usage is no longer limited to VS Code — the local agent captures signals from CLI tools and desktop AI assistants on macOS
• The same privacy model applies: no source code, prompts, or model responses leave the device; only metadata and signals are collected
• AI usage signals feed into Trust Agent governance and Adaptive Learning, keeping training aligned with real developer behaviour

How to Access:
The macOS Local Agent is currently available for all partners. Contact your customer success manager to join the rollout.

Trust Agent Navigation — Now a Top-Level Product

What's New:
Trust Agent is now a top-level item in the platform navigation, giving it a dedicated home in the main menu rather than sitting inside the Reporting section. Trust Agent configuration has also been consolidated into a single Admin settings page, replacing the previously scattered setup across multiple screens.

Key Benefits:

• Trust Agent is easier to find — no more navigating through Reporting to reach risk insights
• All Trust Agent configuration (for all signal types) is now managed from one consolidated Admin settings page
• Existing learning report workflows remain unchanged; the update is purely additive

How to Access:
Available now for all customers. Trust Agent appears in the main navigation. Configuration is accessible under Admin settings.

Accurate Time Estimates for Videos

What's New:
Videos now display an estimated viewing time calculated from their actual length, replacing the generic two-minute estimate that previously applied to every video regardless of duration. Quest insight panels and learner views reflect the updated estimates.

Key Benefits:

• Learners see a realistic time commitment before starting a video, helping them plan their learning sessions
• Admins can build training programs with accurate total time estimates
• Quest views stay consistent with the updated per-video estimates

How to Access:
Time estimates update automatically on all videos and in Quest views. No setup is required.

Reorder Quests Within a Program

What's New:
Admins and team managers can now drag and drop Quests into a custom order when creating or editing a program. Previously, when multiple Quests shared the same start date, end date, and mandatory status, their sequence was determined automatically with no way to control it.

Key Benefits:

• Admins control the sequence learners see when multiple Quests have the same schedule and priority
• Reordering works across draft, scheduled, and currently active programs
• Drag-and-drop controls appear automatically on eligible Quests — no extra configuration needed

How to Access:
Available now for all customers using Quests. Open any program in edit mode to see the reorder controls on eligible Quests.

Quest FAQs

Accurate Time Estimates for Guidelines

What's New:
Guidelines now display an estimated reading time calculated from their actual word count, replacing the fixed ten-minute estimate that previously applied to every guideline. Quest insight panels and learner views reflect the updated estimates.

Key Benefits:

• Learners see a realistic reading time before starting a guideline
• Admins can plan training programs using reliable time estimates
• Quest views stay consistent with the updated estimates

How to Access:
Time estimates appear automatically on Guidelines and in Quest views. No setup is required.

135 New AI Challenges Across 15 Languages

What's New:
135 new AI Challenges have been added to Quest topics across 15 languages, including mobile and pseudocode languages. The platform now includes approximately 1,080 AI Challenges in Explore, with Quest and Learn views updated to reflect the new content.

Key Benefits:

• Broader language coverage including Java Android SDK, Kotlin Android SDK, Swift iOS SDK, C Basic, C++ Basic, and Pseudocode Web
• Learners on mobile-focused or low-level language tracks now have dedicated AI Challenge practice content
• Quest topics and Learn filters have been updated automatically — no admin action required

How to Access:
New challenges appear automatically in Quests, Learn, and Explore where applicable. Filter by language in Explore to browse the full catalogue.