Releasesby GlyphDownload an SBOM for your project
You can now download a software bill of materials (SBOM) for your project from the dependency list in the Security view, in SPDX 2.3 or CycloneDX 1.5 format. The file lists your production dependencies and their known vulnerabilities, so you can share it with a security or procurement team or load it into your own security tools. Downloading an SBOM is free.
Also shipped Nov 1, 2026Lovable in November 2026 →
Kubernetes connector reaches end of life - 02-Nov-202
Snyk announced end-of-life support for the Kubernetes connector (kubernetes-scanner) for Insights, with data ingestion stopping on November 2, 2026.
Atlas Agent Engine in public preview
Atlas Agent Engine is now available in public preview. It provides a secure way to run AI agents at scale.
Qwen Code Release v0.26.5
Qwen Code v0.26.5 adds bounded SQL history queries for H2 and MySQL, enables Generated UI by default, and introduces Web Shell keyboard shortcuts and background agent tracking.
Qwen Code Desktop v0.26.5
Qwen Code Desktop v0.26.5 introduces bounded SQL history queries, enables Generated UI by default, and shows running background agent counts in the status bar.
CrewAI 1.15.34
This update adds a standalone LiteLLM catalog, improves crewai run input handling, and introduces new deployment options. It also includes several bug fixes for tool call telemetry and API key validation.
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Open a page of your app from Chats
You can now ask Lovable in Chats to show you a page in one of your projects. Lovable opens the project's preview at that page, beside the conversation.
Lovable remembers what you tell it
Lovable now remembers the preferences, decisions, and facts you state as you build, and applies them in later conversations without being reminded. Project memory belongs to one project and is shared by everyone who can edit it. Personal memory covers how you want Lovable to work with you, in every project you build.
See progress and next steps when you publish
The Publish dialog now shows a progress bar while Lovable deploys your app. When your site is live, the dialog shows its address with options to visit and share it. The dialog also suggests next steps, such as getting more visitors or connecting a custom domain.
Bring your app or website to Lovable
You can now import a project that you built with another tool, or an existing website , and keep building it in Lovable. For a project from Replit, Bolt, Base44, v0, or Manus, export it as a ZIP and upload it. For a website, including one built with Wix, Squarespace, or Webflow, enter its address.
Run a Deep scan from the project chat
You can now ask Lovable in the project chat to review your app's security, and Lovable starts a Deep scan in the background. Lovable also runs the Quick scan , and you can follow the Deep scan's progress in the Security view. When the Deep scan finishes, Lovable explains the findings in the chat. The scans are free.
Move SSO to a new identity provider
Workspace admins and owners on Business and Enterprise plans can now move an SSO provider to a new identity provider without deleting it. Change the entity ID, issuer, or client ID on the provider's Connection tab. The provider keeps its settings, so Enforce SSO , SCIM, and the domain lock stay enabled.
Updated visit counting in Analytics and Insights
Analytics for your published apps now counts visits without storing anything on your visitors' devices, and filters out more bots. A reload or a new tab starts a new visit, so many apps show more visits from October 26, 2026. When the period you select starts before October 26 and includes it, the Analytics chart marks that day.
Save files to Favorites
Each project's Files tab now has a Favorites collection for the files you want to find again. Select the bookmark icon on a file to add it. Everyone in the project sees the same favorites, and the collection cannot be renamed or deleted.