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When your workspace ran out of credits, you'd sometimes see the upgrade prompt stacked on top of a confusing generic error message. Now only the clear, actionable upgrade card appears.
Telling the AI 'my logo isn't showing up' used to cause it to abandon the task and respond with plain text. Now it correctly investigates and fixes the problem.
The app editor's Overview dashboard has been redesigned with a refined monochrome style and green accents — making it easier to scan your app's status, settings, and actions at a glance.
OverSkill now publishes the standard discovery files that AI agents, automation platforms, and AI-powered browsers use to understand what your apps can do — making your builds ready to participate in the emerging world of agent-to-agent automation.
The '+' button in the app editor chat now lets you attach documents, PDFs, code files, and more — not just images. Everything you could drag-and-drop before is now one click away.
The click-to-edit visual mode was silently failing when used inside certain app previews — clicking on elements did nothing. This is now fixed, so you can point-and-click to edit your app just as expected.
Logos, screenshots, and other images you upload now stay in the AI's memory for the entire session. No more re-uploading the same file six times hoping the AI will finally use it.
The publish modal was sometimes displaying a broken or incorrect app URL — one that returned an error when clicked. Your live app link now shows the real, working address the moment you publish.
After connecting a third-party service (like Google Calendar or a data provider) through the OAuth login flow, your AI build session now resumes automatically — no need to manually tell the AI you finished connecting.
When OverSkill's AI was wiring up integrations inside your app, it would sometimes get stuck guessing the wrong connection and bill you for failed attempts. It now looks up the correct integration automatically and recovers gracefully, so your integrations get built right the first time.
When the AI detects that a required service connection is missing, it now consistently pauses and asks you to connect it before continuing. A regression that caused it to skip this step and write broken code has been fixed.
The integrations browser was rendering hundreds of page-number buttons all at once, making it nearly unusable. Navigation is now clean and simple, so you can scroll through all available integrations without the page breaking.
Files attached to chat messages are now fully removed when those messages are deleted — they no longer pile up invisibly in storage and accumulate costs over time.
Idle app previews were quietly piling up in the background, which caused a service disruption on May 7th where new previews couldn't load. Previews are now automatically cleaned up when not in use, keeping things fast and reliable for all users.
The 100-page limit on uploaded PDFs is now actually enforced. Previously, oversized PDFs would slip through and cause the AI to fail mid-build after wasting processing time.
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