Open Chat Updates

You can now favorite models and have those picks sync across your account, making it quicker to get back to the models you use most. The model selector has also been redesigned with a clearer layout and smoother search, plus lighter loading behavior for faster-feeling navigation.

We added custom analytics event tracking for several core actions in the app, including sending messages, creating chats, switching models, and toggling web search. This helps us better understand how features are used so we can prioritize improvements that matter most.

Analytics tracking now uses the same OneDollarStats script in every environment, removing the previous dev-only debug behavior. This makes tracking behavior more consistent between development and production, helping reduce surprises when validating analytics changes.

Site usage tracking is now available via OneDollarStats analytics. In production, the tracking script runs in standard mode for real usage insights, while development loads it in debug mode to support local testing without affecting production data.

Fixed an issue where GitHub OAuth sign-in could appear to succeed, but the app would still show the sign-in prompt afterward. The app now processes the post-login redirect more reliably, so your authenticated session loads correctly and you are not stuck in a loop.

This release refreshes several UI areas with new semantic theme colors for clearer status and badge styling. It also standardizes icons and fuzzy search behavior across key surfaces like the sidebar, command palette, and model selector, helping the interface feel more consistent as you navigate.

Authentication now makes fewer session checks during a normal page load. This reduces duplicate auth-related requests by relying on the existing auth context, which can help pages feel a bit snappier and lowers unnecessary traffic in the background.

This release fixes a critical authentication issue that could repeatedly re-fetch your session and spam requests in the background. As a result, sign-ins should be stable again and the app should no longer become unusable due to constant session polling and excessive downstream calls.

This release fixes several production issues that could disrupt everyday use. Web search settings now persist correctly, chat streaming can be cancelled reliably, and the sidebar no longer gets stuck loading on poor connections. It also reduces excessive background auth activity that could cause slowdowns.

Pull request previews now deploy more reliably by correctly linking to the right Railway environment before running follow-up actions. This helps ensure preview URLs and related updates apply to the intended PR environment, reducing failed or misdirected preview deploys.