When an assistant like Claude, Cursor or Codex asks Overskill to change your app, it then checks on the change with get_build. That check now reports what the latest update did, as well as whether your app is up.
What your assistant can be told
| What happened | What the check says |
|---|---|
| The update saved a new version | The version number and the files it changed. On a published app, it also says the change is in the preview until you publish. |
| The update changed saved information only | That records or settings changed, and that no code changed, so there is no new version. |
| The update changed nothing | That nothing changed, and why, for example that the builder only replied. |
| Overskill has no record of a change | That the update finished without a new version, and that it should be treated as not done. |
| The update did not finish | That it did not finish and why. Your app stays on its previous version. |
The check also includes the first lines of the builder's reply, so your assistant can see what the builder said it did.
What to do with it
- If the update changed nothing or did not finish, ask your assistant to try again with a clearer request, or open the editor to see the full conversation.
- If the update saved a new version on a published app, publish when you're happy with the preview.
- A new version is not proof the change looks right. Open the preview and check the page you asked about.