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Updates Jun 12, 2026

Skales v11.3.3 - A new home, and a steadier core.

Two things in one: skales.app got a full redesign - a real website for what Skales has become - and under the hood, the agent itself got a stability pass. Less magic talk, more things that just work.

We've just released Skales v11.3.3, a focused update aimed at making your AI agent more reliable and predictable. This release prioritises stability and ensuring that the tasks you set are completed as intended.

Reminders Land When You Expect Them

Relative reminders, like "remind me in an hour" or "tonight," now work precisely as you'd expect. Skales is now better at understanding the current time, ensuring your reminders arrive at the intended moment.

Long Tasks See Themselves Through

For more involved tasks, Skales will now maintain a single, consistent plan. This means it will no longer get stuck re-planning or losing track of its progress, ensuring multi-step jobs are completed efficiently, even with smaller local models.

Progress Cards Are Now Accurate

The progress indicator on your active tasks will now accurately reflect the work being done. You'll see the correct "X of Y done" status, matching the visible checklist.

Files Are Saved Reliably

Skales can now reliably save longer documents and reports. Previously, some models might have silently failed to write the output, but this has been fixed, ensuring your generated content is saved.

Proactive Messages Are Back On Track

Friend Mode check-ins and other proactive nudges are now reliably delivered. If a communication channel is temporarily unavailable, you'll still receive a notification instead of silence.

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