---
title: "Buy Domains on Railway, New Layout, AI Agent Panel"
date: 2026-03-06
number: 0280
url: https://railway.com/changelog/2026-03-06-domains-ui-layout
---

# Buy Domains on Railway, New Layout, AI Agent Panel

*Classical music overture*

**Noel Fielding: **It’s UI week at Railway. Where all of the Railway engineers work on delightful experiences for their customers.

Cuts to Engineer JR

**JR: **“C’mon c’mon c’mon, CI green, CI green, CI green”

Cuts to Designer (now Engineer) Jitachi

**Jitachi: **“I shipped a PR!”

*Cuts to Changelog title card*

We have a great week of ships to make Railway easier to set-up and deploy. We took the feedback from the [domain connect feature ](https://railway.com/changelog/2025-02-06-magic-domains#one-click-dns-setup-on-cloudflare)so we took it up another notch where you can [buy and attach domains directly in Railway](https://railway.com/domains). We also heard that finding settings is… well, can be improved, so we are cleaning that up for new and our new friends.

More of you are joining the train with a record number of new passengers so our goal here is to make it even easier for you to ship. Welcome! 🚄

## Domains on Railway

We’re just going to copy straight from [JR’s blog post](https://blog.railway.com/p/one-click-domains). Take it away JR.

Railway’s primary objective is to reduce friction. Friction all the way from development through to deploying and sharing your project with the world. Part of that is finding a snazzy domain name. The problem though, is that this process has always been completely outside of Railway and when you finally do find a good domain, bringing it into Railway is a tedious process.

[Video: railway.com/domains]

We have partnered with a domain registrar to directly bring you domains on Railway. You can now go to [railway.com/domains](https://railway.com/domains) and buy the front door to your business on the web, directly on Railway.

For more information: [check out the docs.](https://docs.railway.com/networking/domains/railway-domains)

## Project UI Refresh

[Video: Revamped dashboard navigation for the projects page]

Less in the way. More room to work.

The navigation has moved to the left. [Jitachi](https://x.com/jitachi) added a persistent sidebar that stays out of your canvas and lets your infrastructure take up the space it deserves. So now it’s your project, your environment, your services. Front and center. 

(Without the IE6 style bars on top.)

Now, at the top you’ll find the activity feed, notifications and the Railway AI Agent Panel.

As always, you can share your feedback on [Central Station](https://station.railway.com/new?type=feedback).

## AI Agent Panel

[Video: AI Agent panel where you can ask about your environment’s status/ resources and troubleshoot issues]

The AI Agent Panel is a new panel inside your dashboard where it’s aware of your services, your deployments, your logs. Ask it what's broken. Ask it to ship something new. It knows where it is.

No context switching. No copying error traces into another tab. The thing that knows your stack is the thing you're already talking to.

From [our last Changelog](https://railway.com/changelog/2026-02-13-chat-with-your-canvas#chat-with-your-canvas-to-priority-boarding), we’re moving toward a world where Railway sees the issues that you have and just fixes it just like that. Already we’re seeing thousands of builds get triaged with the AI diagnosis feature (in beta) and this is a new UX pattern that can help our users keep those conversations home.

Over the last three months, we’ve been building internal evals (and not training on your code) to help us make AI actually do the dirty work (read: clicking) on Railway.

Try it out, and [let us know what you think ](https://station.railway.com/new?type=feedback)or if you run into any issues.

## Fixes and improvements

- We shipped an improvement to the [Smart Diagnosis](https://railway.com/account/feature-flags) loading state. Previously you only saw a loading spinner, now the loading state reflects what the agent is currently doing (e.g. searching build logs, checking environment status, fetching docs, comparing commits, etc.)
- We shipped a round of improvements to our GitHub integration. Repos load faster, refresh automatically, and errors from GitHub are handled more gracefully across the platform. If you've seen a banner asking you to reconnect your GitHub account, that's part of this effort. Performance and resiliency here is an ongoing focus
- We shipped a loading state for deployment logs, giving you clear visual feedback while data is being loaded
- We fixed deployment labels on the metrics graphs. The tooltip that appears when hovering over the vertical dashed lines now displays the correct deployment label
- We fixed environment logs going off the bottom of the screen, and we also fixed an issue where they wouldn’t stream when the scroll position is at the bottom