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Review critical security findings before you publish

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When you publish a project that uses the built-in backend and has unresolved critical security findings, Lovable now asks you to review them first . You can open them in the Security view, publish anyway, or ask Lovable to fix them all in one request, which uses one of your free fixes.

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App + chat connectors: Deel and Retool

Deel lets apps read and update your company's contracts, people, timesheets, and time off, and read its payments. Use it for team directories, timesheet approval queues, and payroll reports. Retool lets apps manage the members, groups, and permissions of your Retool organization and embed your existing Retool apps.

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Fix security findings from the project chat

You can now fix security findings from the project chat . When your project has open critical findings or warnings, a notice above the chat input shows how many. Select Fix all to send them to Lovable in one request, which uses one of your free fixes.

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See the published commit in audit logs

On Enterprise plans, each publishing event in your workspace's audit logs now records the commit that was published, so you can trace a published app back to its code. Expand the event to see it.

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Hand recurring work to Lovable with automations

Automations let Lovable take care of the work you repeat, such as a morning check of your published sites, a weekly summary of new signups, or a Friday list of the oldest items in your backlog. Ask for one in Chats and say how often, and Lovable posts what it finds there. Automations are available on Free, Pro, and Business plans, and each run is chat usage.

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Edit images in Chats

Images you open in Chats now have the same image editing toolbar as a project's Files tab, so you can describe edits, erase, resize, or turn an image into a short video. Lovable saves each edit as a new version of the image.

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