Earlier updates, from more than 90 days ago.
The Overview tab in your app's dashboard has been redesigned with a refined monochrome style and green accents — making it easier to scan your app's status, visibility settings, and key actions at a glance.
OverSkill now publishes a full suite of machine-readable discovery files so AI agents, browsers with built-in AI, and automation tools can find and understand what your apps can do — automatically.
The '+' button in the app builder chat now lets you attach documents, PDFs, spreadsheets, and code files — not just images. Whatever you drag in, you can now also browse and pick the same way.
Upload your logo once and the AI will use it throughout your entire app — no more re-uploading the same image 6+ times because the AI forgot it was there.
After connecting a third-party service (like a data or finance tool), the AI assistant now automatically resumes your conversation — no need to type 'okay I connected it, please continue' anymore.
The AI no longer burns your credits guessing wrong action names for integrations. It now looks up the exact correct action before running it, and walks you through connecting any service before building code that depends on it.
The documented 100-page PDF limit was silently not enforced in production since early 2026 — oversized files would appear to upload but fail mid-way through AI generation. This is now properly enforced upfront so you get a clear error instead of a wasted build attempt.
Previously, files attached to chat messages left behind hidden storage copies even after the message was deleted. Those orphaned files are now cleaned up automatically, keeping your storage tidy.
The publish panel used to show mismatched states after deploying — the production URL would update but the custom domain section would still say 'publish your app first.' Both now stay in sync.
Seven custom domains registered in late April and early May were returning errors for visitors. All affected domains now route correctly, and newly connected domains will work on the first try.
You can now build apps where every end-user connects their own third-party accounts — so your app acts on behalf of each individual user, not just your own connected account.
Users of your published apps can now subscribe to push notifications from their browser or installed app, and you can send them messages directly from your OverSkill app.
You can now push your entire generated app's source code to a private GitHub repository with one click — full ownership, no lock-in.
When a build error triggers automatic fixes, you'll now see a single clean attempt instead of multiple stacked error messages piling up in your chat history.
Your credit count in the editor now refreshes automatically, so you always see your real balance after purchasing or spending credits.
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