Updates

We rebuilt the Framer Agent’s harness to take on whole workflows in a single program. It can read your document, make decisions, and apply changes while the model is still writing the next steps, so you see progress sooner. The new approach uses 2x fewer tool steps and 39% fewer cached input tokens per message, and brings the same capabilities to external agents through MCP. Read the technical blog post for a closer look at Harness 2.

The brand-new Content panel makes managing localized content easier than ever. It gives you a clear overview of all your pages, collections and components across locales, and you can decide which ones to include, keep untranslated, or hide entirely. You can also apply these preferences to multiple items, or to all your locales at once. Also, when adding a new locale, you can choose to include all content by default or keep it untranslated. This gives you the flexibility to localize a site gradually, for example starting with just your homepage and including other pages over time.

We’ve added collaborative editing with multiplayer cursors to formatted text fields in the CMS and on the Canvas, so you can see who’s editing and where. We’ve also refreshed Canvas cursors to make them more compact and with higher contrast. Formatted text now also supports website embeds and Vimeo videos through an updated insert menu. Additionally, in the CMS view, you can filter collections by references and multi-references. Check out the full list of improvements.

Introducing a refreshed Assets panel. You can now organize your assets in a way that makes sense to you, mixing and matching Components, Colors, Text Styles, Code Overrides, and Vectors in folders instead of working within fixed sections. With new agents support the Framer Agents can now also organize and manage your assets for you to keep your projects tidy.