The following are new features in Android Studio Quail 2.

## Parallel conversations

You can run multiple conversations in Agent Mode in parallel, enabling you to
multitask more effectively inside the IDE. For example, you can kick off a long-running
task like generating tests in one conversation, use a second conversation to
plan a new feature, and use a third conversation to draft documentation---all at
the same time.
![Android Studio showing multiple active chat threads in the tool window.](https://developer.android.com/static/studio/images/parallel-conversations.png) Multiple active chat threads in the tool window.

## LeakCanary in Android Studio Profiler

Android Studio Quail 2 includes a
[LeakCanary](http://square.github.io/leakcanary/) integration directly in the Android Studio
Profiler as a dedicated task.
![](https://developer.android.com/static/studio/preview/features/images/leakcanary-task.png) New task in Android Studio Profiler to analyze leaks with LeakCanary

The LeakCanary profiler task in Android Studio actively moves the memory leak
analysis from your device to your development machine, resulting in a
significant performance boost during the leak analysis phase as compared to
on-device leak analysis.

Additionally, the leak analysis is now contextualized within the IDE and fully
integrated with your source code, providing features like **Jump to Source** and
other helpful code connections that drastically reduce the friction and time
required to investigate and fix memory leaks. You can also copy the entire leak
analysis for further processing with Gemini. This can dramatically increase your
productivity and improve your workflow during the development phase.
![](https://developer.android.com/static/studio/preview/features/images/leakcanary-analysis.png) LeakCanary memory leak analysis contextualized with **Go to
declaration** for debugging