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Updates Jul 10, 2026

Skales v12.2.5 - Past Freeze

Your phone can now start, watch and stop the work your desktop does. Agents know who you are and what day it is. Vision lands on the right provider, the composer never stays stuck, and Flow stays out of your chats.

We're pleased to share Skales v12.2.5, a release focused on bringing more of your desktop's capabilities to your phone and refining how Skales works behind the scenes.

Control Your Work From Anywhere

You can now start, watch, and stop tasks on your desktop directly from the Skales mobile app. Your phone will receive notifications when a task finishes, pauses, or encounters an error, even if the app is closed. The live plan for multi-step tasks is also visible on your phone, updating in real-time.

Enhanced Agent Intelligence

Agents now have a better understanding of context. They know the current date and can distinguish between the date of a source document and the current day. Your saved facts and knowledge are also consistently applied, ensuring agents are more informed and reliable.

Smarter Safety and Model Selection

Safety Mode has been expanded with three levels: Safe, Advanced, and Unrestricted, offering more granular control over Skales' capabilities. You can also now refer to image or video models by their common names, like "gemini flash," and Skales will intelligently select the correct provider.

Improved Connector and Tool Management

API connectors now support OAuth2 (client credentials) for services like Husqvarna and Gardena. Skales can also set up a REST connector from documentation mid-conversation in advanced modes. Additionally, tools Skales builds for itself, like scripts, are now saved and reused across sessions.

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