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Suggestion chips in the chat editor no longer jump around vertically when you hover over them, and you can now click the header row to collapse or expand the suggestions panel.
A bug was causing the AI to restart its tool chain partway through building your app, burning extra credits and producing duplicate output. Both root causes are now fixed.
If you dragged a file over the chat input but didn't drop it, a blue overlay would get stuck on screen until you refreshed the page. That's fixed.
Version history cards were rendering with different styling when they streamed in live versus after a page refresh. They now look the same either way.
The prompt suggestion cards used to expand in size when you hovered over them, causing the layout to shift. They now stay put.
The billing and usage page had broken styling — the Upgrade button appeared as a plain underlined link and colors were off. Everything now renders correctly in both light and dark modes.
Two interface elements had text that was too low-contrast to meet accessibility requirements. Both are now easy to read for all users.
Integrations like Slack, Airtable, and others are now clearly shown as workspace-wide connections, so you connect once and every app you build can use them. The interface now shows your connection status upfront and guides you to the right action instantly.
Your active subscription now appears directly on your billing dashboard, so you can manage or upgrade your plan without hunting through menus. Clicking any plan button on the pricing page now takes you straight to checkout — no more dead ends.
Your app previews no longer cut out unexpectedly while you're building or demoing. The session now correctly resets its timer in the background, so you get uninterrupted preview time.
Switching fonts or toggling between light and dark presets in the theme editor now updates your app's appearance correctly every time. Previously, font-only changes could appear to save but wouldn't show up in your preview.
A hidden configuration gap was causing certain background tasks — including app deployments and previews — to get stuck indefinitely, sometimes showing an unhelpful error. All queued work is now processed correctly.
Switching back to OverSkill after working in another browser tab is now much faster, even on projects with long chat histories. The editor no longer tries to re-render everything at once when you return.
A billing gap meant some workspaces were consuming AI generations without any credits being deducted — this is now fixed and credit usage accurately reflects all activity going forward.
After making edits and previewing them, the Publish button in the editor now correctly reflects the latest state of your app. Previously it could get stuck showing outdated status until you manually refreshed the page.
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