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Updates Jun 22, 2026

Skales v11.4.24 - Handshake 🤝

Connect any REST API from its docs with the new API Connector, generate images and video right from the chat composer (now with fal.ai), and image requests work again across chat, WhatsApp, and Telegram. Update from the menu or grab it at skales.app.

We've just released an update to Skales, version 11.4.24, bringing some useful new capabilities to your desktop AI agent.

More Image and Video Options

You can now generate images and video directly from the chat composer using fal.ai. Alongside our existing options, you'll find fal.ai offers Flux, Recraft, and Ideogram for images, and LTX-2.3 for video. There's also a new custom model field, allowing you to point a provider to any model ID, so you can use newer models without needing an app update.

Connect Any REST API

The new API Connector lets you connect Skales to any REST API just by using its documentation. Simply paste the docs or a URL, and Skales can generate a connector. You can then trigger it in chat with a hashtag, like #sevdesk. For APIs that write data, Skales will ask for your confirmation before proceeding.

Improved Image Generation Reliability

Asking Skales to generate an image in chat, WhatsApp, or Telegram now works more reliably. If a Google API key was set but its image quota was empty, the request used to fail. Now, image generation will automatically try other configured providers, ensuring you get an image whenever any image provider is set up.

Smoother Team Pairing

Team pairing has been improved to ensure both computers connect properly. The computer entering the code now confirms automatically, and both sides will reliably land in the conversation. Confirmation prompts are also now more visible, appearing within the pairing window.

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