Lovable August 10, 2026 Changelog
What changed in Lovable app builder August 10, 2026, released 2026-08-10 — explained in plain English.
- You can now connect private workspace apps to AI assistants like ChatGPT, not just public ones.
- Admins can set up an "app store" of internal tools, making it much easier for members to connect them to AI.
- A redundant security setting was removed because Lovable now runs security scans automatically every time you publish.
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This update is all about making it easier for teams to use their private, internal software alongside AI assistants. It mostly matters to groups using Business or Enterprise plans who want their AI tools to securely interact with their company's private apps without sharing them with the outside world.
What's new
- Private apps can now talk to AI: Before, you could only connect public apps to AI assistants like ChatGPT or Claude using an "agent integration" (a way for AI to use your app's tools). Now, apps kept private to your company's workspace can do this too. To use a private app, the AI assistant just makes sure you are logged into your Lovable account first to prove you have permission.
- Easier tool directories (MCP registries): MCP (Model Context Protocol) is just the tech that lets AI assistants talk to outside apps. Workspace admins can now add a "registry"—which is basically a custom app store listing all the tools your team uses. Instead of copying and pasting messy web links to connect an AI to a tool, members can just pick one from the directory and connect with a couple of clicks.
Improvements
- Automatic security checks: Lovable used to have a setting you could turn on to require a basic security scan before publishing an app. Because Lovable now runs this scan automatically every single time you publish, that setting was just taking up space. Removing it makes settings cleaner, and your apps are just as safe as before.
Fixes
No fixes were specifically mentioned in this update.
Breaking changes
No breaking changes in this release.
This is our plain-language summary. Read the complete, official notes on the Lovable official changelog ↗.
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