> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.bymiles.ai/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Release notes > Every published Miles release, from newest to oldest. Every published Miles release, from newest to oldest. The newest release is open below; expand any earlier release to see its notes. #### What's Fixed * Opening a Playground site no longer dead-ends on a "Try Again" screen when the setup takes longer than expected or the tab was in the background; it picks up and finishes on its own. * Pressing Stop while Miles is working in the editor now stops within seconds instead of waiting out a long timeout, and the message says it was stopped rather than blaming a lost connection. * After Miles fixes something the final visual check pointed out, the result is reported as complete instead of leaving the check marked as still open. #### Improvements * If your host asks for a password before WordPress loads, the chat now shows a clear notice explaining that Miles cannot reach the site until that is lifted, instead of a reconnect prompt that would not help. * The plugin is tested with WordPress 7.1. #### What's Fixed * Switching to another tab no longer leaves a task hanging for hours; work resumes when you come back, and after ten minutes away Miles stops and tells you the tab needs to be active. * Edits made on Playground sites are now checked with a fresh capture of the saved page, so the final review reflects what you actually got instead of reporting it could not be captured. * Sites behind a hosting password or basic-auth wall are recognized up front; Miles explains what to change instead of claiming the work succeeded or spending generation on a page it cannot reach. * Long conversations no longer jump away from the bottom when a new message arrives. * Fewer false alerts about missing dependencies when the site's package tools are slow to respond. #### Improvements * Ask how things are going while Miles is working and you get a short answer right away, without interrupting the task. * When Miles is waiting for this tab to be in the foreground, it says so, and on your return it tells you how long it paused. * Reviewing a saved page now shows each step in the conversation instead of a bare loading indicator. * Requesting account deletion locks the account immediately, and you receive a confirmation email. #### What's New * Upload a design system, brand guidelines, or client brief (Markdown, text, or PDF) and Miles follows its exact colors and typefaces across every design direction. * Photos you attach are now placed in your designs as real images instead of being recreated. #### What's Fixed * A photo you attach is no longer mistaken for your logo, and you can ask Miles to drop a logo it registered by mistake. * Feedback typed on the design card is followed as you wrote it instead of always producing a new batch of designs. * Design previews no longer fail when the layout checker is temporarily unavailable. #### Improvements * Each round of design directions now draws more from the curated layout library for a higher baseline quality. * The attachment menu now says which documents you can upload. #### What's New * You now get four distinct hero concepts, including two directions created specifically for your brief. #### What's Fixed * Hero previews now detect and repair collapsed or unstyled layouts before they are shown as ready. * Miles now keeps your current screen and conversation state intact while a WordPress workspace reconnects. * Miles now stops quickly when a reference site blocks access instead of repeatedly retrying an unusable capture. #### Improvements * Hero generation now explores a wider range of creative directions for more varied redesigns. #### What's New * You can now schedule account deletion from settings, with a 14-day grace period to cancel. #### What's Fixed * Site builds now continue into conversion and the WordPress editor instead of stalling after generation. * Safari now keeps active builds connected through heartbeat gaps and resumes without replaying the entire preview. * Interrupted image uploads can recover media already saved in WordPress instead of losing the build result. * Your cloud sites now refresh when you return to the WordPress tab. #### Improvements * Plan comparison and upgrade prompts are clearer and keep you in the conversation. * Recoverable background errors no longer clutter your chat. #### What's Fixed * Scrolling up during a long generation no longer pulls you back to the newest update. #### Improvements * Long streaming responses stay smoother and use less browser processing power, especially in Safari. * Switching between the WordPress editor and previews preserves your editing state while inactive previews release browser memory after a short warm period. #### What's Fixed * Follow-up design changes now update only the requested parts instead of unnecessarily rebuilding entire site files. * Header navigation styling is preserved more reliably when your design is converted into an editable WordPress site. * Miles now verifies repaired template parts in their exact location and will not report success while invalid content remains. #### What's Fixed * Playground entry choices now keep their intended size and spacing across desktop and narrow layouts. * Playground setup actions no longer overlap design choices or text inputs on smaller screens. #### Improvements * You can download the WordPress plugin or copy the coding-agent setup prompt directly from the Playground. * New Playground designs now use a clearer design-focused greeting and more compact responsive inputs. #### What's New * When you open a new design sandbox, you can now choose to build a brand-new site or redesign an existing site from its URL. #### What's Fixed * Design sandboxes started from your WordPress site now open directly with the design brief you already chose instead of asking the same question again. #### What's New * Redesigning an existing site now reuses your real photos: images from your current homepage are pulled in and placed across the new design instead of being replaced with generated imagery. * One of the four design directions is now a refreshed take on your current site's own layout, so you can keep the structure you like with a new look. #### What's Fixed * Conversations that froze for many minutes when the AI stopped responding mid-answer now recover within seconds and show a clear retry message. * Answering Miles' questions early in a conversation no longer fails repeatedly after multiple research steps ran at the start. * Reference and inspiration sites you link are no longer mistaken for your own site, so their logos and photos are never copied into your build. #### Improvements * Your logo now appears consistently across all design directions instead of only some of them. * Design directions favor photo-forward layouts when your current site is image-heavy. #### What's Fixed * Uploaded logos are now stored with your site permanently, so they no longer disappear after a few days. * Reloading the tab while Miles is building a page no longer breaks the build — it recovers and finishes on its own. * Page builds that fail partway can now retry using the design that was already generated instead of starting over. * Signing out of WordPress mid-session no longer stops Miles from being able to make changes to your site. * Duplicating a site while a build is running now stops the original build cleanly instead of leaving it running. * Your theme's fonts now display correctly in the live preview while a new page is being built. * When a new page finishes building, the editor now opens it reliably instead of showing a missing-content error. #### Improvements * Miles now explains the design-first flow if you ask for edits before your site has been designed. * The Site Plan now reflects the real state of your site instead of marking items done early. * Restored the privacy notice on the signup screen. #### What's New * You can now reconnect a WordPress site with a different Miles account just by signing in with that account. * When an account reconnects a site it used before, its previous conversations are restored so it picks up where it left off. #### What's Fixed * Build progress cards now appear in the correct order and no longer show duplicated preview content. #### Improvements * Changing the connected account fully signs the previous account out of the site. * Agency members who reconnect an agency-owned site stay in the agency workspace. * The connect screen now explains when another administrator has changed the site's Miles account. #### What's New * You can now create a Miles account directly with Google or GitHub from the new sign-up page. * You can open Miles documentation from Latest Updates and your account menu. * Paid plans can now email support directly from the account menu. #### Improvements * Sign-in and sign-up have been redesigned with clearer choices and a gallery of Miles designs. * Latest Updates has more room for longer announcements. * Workspace loading and recovery messages now describe what Miles is doing more clearly. #### What's New * You can now create a Miles account with Google or GitHub without an invitation. * Miles now uses app.bymiles.ai as its primary dashboard address. #### What's Fixed * Large media uploads and complex imports now complete more reliably instead of failing prematurely. * Imported pages no longer return 404 errors after a full-site import. * Browser-based sites are less likely to lose local edits after a failed or interrupted startup. * Themes now install reliably even when design names contain unusual characters or formatting. * Conversations reconnect more reliably after interruptions or reloads. #### Improvements * Converted WordPress themes preserve responsive headers, navigation, forms, footers, spacing, and multi-column layouts more accurately. #### What's Fixed * Existing local edits are preserved when a site first opens from a different Miles address. * Editor connections and sign-in handoffs stay reliable through address changes and reloads. * Full-site imports better preserve the destination site's existing settings. * Large media uploads and complex imports now complete more reliably. #### Improvements * Playground startup and plugin updates are more consistent across cached sites. #### What's Fixed * The plugin download now includes everything it should: the license text, the uninstall cleanup script, and the translation files — earlier downloads were missing all three. * Translations now actually work for zip installs, since the language files ship in the package. #### Improvements * When a Playground site fails to start, it now reports what went wrong instead of failing silently, so problems get diagnosed and fixed faster. #### What's New * The page menu in the preview footer is now a full map of your site, with three views: Navigation, All Pages, and Templates. * Navigation mirrors your site's own menu — its order, its labels, and its links — with your homepage always first, and it opens on whatever you're currently editing. * All Pages lists every page on your site alphabetically, including drafts, nested the way they really are. * Templates gathers the designs behind your site — your core pages, headers and footers, blog, and store — with a clear warning when a design you're editing appears in more than one place. * Adding a new page from the menu publishes it and adds it to your site's navigation in one step. * The page menu updates the moment you save changes in the editor — reordering your navigation shows up instantly, no reload needed. #### What's Fixed * The embedded editor keeps working on the upcoming WordPress 7.1. * Theme names containing special characters like & now display correctly. * Design elements meant to stay hidden until you interact with them no longer appear visible after a site is converted. * Dashboard links now point to your own Miles dashboard instead of a fixed address. * The plugin's translations now load for sites running in other languages. #### Improvements * Security hardening across the plugin following a full review. * The plugin now ships with its full GPL license text and clearer plugin details. #### Improvements * The page picker now notes a page's status in plain text beside its name, so the highlighted marker always means the page you're editing. #### What's New * A page picker in the preview footer shows your site's page structure, so you can jump straight to any page, header, or footer you want to edit. #### What's Fixed * Pages whose content lives in an imported theme's template can now be edited in Miles instead of opening an empty editor. * WordPress's placeholder "Sample Page" is no longer included when you export your design as a theme. * Building a site where the same feature appears on more than one page no longer fails partway through. * Finished builds no longer end with a failure message when the work actually completed. #### What's New * Pages beyond the homepage now match your homepage's design quality. * Page build progress now names the page it is working on, so multi-page builds are easy to follow. #### What's Fixed * Building several pages back to back no longer mixes one page's design into another page's live preview, and a finished page's progress no longer appears to restart. * Asking for multiple pages in one request no longer rebuilds a page that was already finished. * Miles no longer silently replaces an existing finished page; rebuilding a page now has to be an explicit choice. * New pages no longer show a duplicate page title above the design on affected themes. #### Improvements * Site-building conversations now complete more consistently across multi-step work. #### What's Fixed * New browser-based sites start more reliably when plugin files are rebuilding in the background. #### Improvements * Routine development messages no longer crowd the browser console, while genuine warnings and errors remain visible. #### What's New * You can now review your WordPress site name, address, and confirmation code before giving Miles access to a new site. * Imported designs now continue directly into Miles so you can start working with the imported theme. #### What's Fixed * Theme exports no longer return a corrupted ZIP when the download artifact is unavailable. * Team accounts now see a clear message when design import is unavailable instead of an empty site picker. * Signing out of the plugin now takes effect immediately without requiring a page refresh. * Removing a site from your Miles account no longer leaves it stuck in a revoked state when you connect again. #### Improvements * The connection flow now returns you to WordPress and confirms approval as soon as you return to the site. #### What's New * You can now choose whether to work from your current WordPress site, begin a fresh design, or continue with Claude Code or Codex from a clearer guided entry flow. * You can bring a design from bymiles.ai into WordPress as either a full-site clone or a separately installed theme. * Theme installation now includes visible progress and a clear handoff for previewing, installing required plugins, activating the design, and applying page templates. #### What's Fixed * Full-site clones now open on the imported homepage instead of WordPress's Sample Page. * Reloading or clicking repeatedly during an import no longer unlocks the chooser or starts duplicate imports. * Importing a design as a theme no longer overwrites an existing theme or inherits saved edits from an earlier import. * Changing or restarting a design choice no longer lets an older selection start conversion in the background. * Sites that include Cloudflare's normal browser checks are no longer mistaken for blocked or empty pages. * Plugin update prompts no longer remain visible after the installed version has already changed. #### Improvements * Full-site cloning more reliably carries themes, plugins, media, settings, and plugin data into the destination site. * Imported page templates are assigned after cloning so the source site stays untouched. * Design selection, connection, import, and completion screens now move through their states more clearly and consistently. * Generated layouts handle bordered and inset content more reliably across screen sizes. #### What's Fixed * Preview no longer gets stuck on a "Starting the site runtime" screen when you switch from Edit to Preview on cloud sites. #### What's New * You can now ask Miles to adjust site-wide page gutters and block spacing when fixing layouts that feel cramped or shifted. #### What's Fixed * Generated themes no longer shift sideways or overflow the screen when full-width sections conflict with page padding. * Theme color edits now preserve existing CSS and use semantic WordPress color roles instead of introducing arbitrary token names. * Theme conversion retries invalid color naming before failing, making generated sites more reliable to turn into editable WordPress themes. * The design review step now clearly lets you make the site editable or start over, without trapping change requests in a dead end. * Reconnecting tabs recover more reliably instead of being mistaken for a competing tab or leaving work stuck in a streaming state. #### Improvements * Coordinated design edits are planned before writing and receive a bounded visual review after saving. * Plan screens now show a more realistic credit estimate for edits and no longer advertise the unavailable Upkeep plan. #### What's Fixed * Confirming an undo now shows the restoring screen immediately instead of leaving the site looking untouched while the restore runs. * When an undo fails or there is nothing left to restore, the restoring screen clears so you can read the message instead of it covering the chat. * Edits that saved successfully are no longer reported back as failed. #### Improvements * Undoing a change restores your site faster. * Design edits now use noticeably fewer credits. * Edits wrap up as soon as the change is saved rather than pausing to re-check work that already succeeded. * Edits get to work immediately instead of opening with a line the chat had already shown you. #### What's New * You can now start and continue Miles conversations on an existing local WordPress site without creating a separate cloud site. #### What's Fixed * Miles now asks which element you mean before a destructive edit when more than one target plausibly matches your request. * Design-edit reports now distinguish verified results, unresolved work, and untouched areas using evidence from the saved page. * Undo now removes the complete reverted exchange instead of leaving the triggering message behind. * Responsive edits now check the affected layout at its authored breakpoints and flag clipping, overlap, or horizontal overflow. * Playground sites now recover more quickly from stalled background workers, including a Safari-specific startup failure. * Restore points remain usable after reopening the dashboard in the same authenticated WordPress session. * Failed design-edit batches now preserve the last good page and report an actionable failure instead of partial success. #### Improvements * Editing activity is easier to follow with clear progress labels for finding, reading, changing, saving, and verifying page elements. * Routine approval cards are shorter while destructive and access-changing actions still show the detail needed for an informed choice. * Miles more reliably recognizes theme-provided block styles and its own saved section styles before deciding how to apply a visual change. #### What's New * New browser-based sites now run on WordPress 7.0.2. #### What's Fixed * Design feedback now starts a fresh round of refinements instead of occasionally being mistaken for selecting an existing design. #### Improvements * Hero designs are more varied and polished again, with stronger composition, larger title treatments, better typography, and more appropriate color choices. * When you refine a selected design, Miles keeps its core structure while applying your requested changes, while a specific new direction can still start fresh. #### What's Fixed * SVG logos and images now upload reliably, where an upload could previously fail with a site error. #### What's New * Invite teammates from Team settings so your agency can share sites and continue the same Miles conversations. * Turn generated contact-form placeholders into working forms from the Site Plan, choose where submissions go, and verify delivery. * Use the redesigned Site Plan as an ownership checklist: see what Miles can handle, mark your work done, undo it, or remove items. * Edit site-wide Additional CSS from a dedicated panel in the block editor. #### What's Fixed * Reopening a Playground site no longer leaves you stuck with invalid credentials, and Undo no longer hangs while reopening the site. * Starting another design round now honors the design and refinements you explicitly selected instead of falling back to an earlier hero. * Making a contact form real now preserves the surrounding layout and spacing from the original design. #### What's New * You can now choose which base theme your new design is built on, including Ollie, Spectra One, Frost, and Ona, from a selector at the start of a project. * The design-choice step is redesigned with color swatches, multi-select options, and clearer "Start Next Round" buttons. * Miles can now view and adjust more of your WordPress settings directly when you ask it to. #### What's Fixed * Emoji in your content are no longer swapped out for mismatched images in generated themes. * Buttons now keep their intended fill color instead of unexpectedly turning transparent. * Fixed several button and custom-CSS styling glitches in generated themes. * Fixed a header call-to-action button that could render incorrectly. * Generated pages hold together better when they include custom wrapper blocks. * The loading indicator now stays visible until your answer is ready. #### Improvements * Miles acknowledges your request and responds faster before starting longer work. * Miles is more honest about failures and no longer reports work it did not actually complete. * Generated hero sections are more consistent and better suited to the first thing visitors see. #### What's New * Miles can now build custom content structures for your site, like listings, portfolios, team members, or events, backed by custom fields. * Miles now requires WordPress 7.0 or newer. #### What's Fixed * Your custom block CSS is now kept when you save, even without the dedicated CSS editing permission. * A misleading editor warning that said your custom CSS would be deleted no longer appears. * Fixed a problem that could stop a converted theme from carrying over to your site correctly. #### Improvements * Image generation is faster. * Miles asks sharper questions at the start of a project to better understand what you're building. #### What's New * You can reset the start screen from build and edit title bars when you want to choose a different starting path. #### What's Fixed * Homepages no longer get an extra mismatched header when the selected hero already includes its own navigation. * Generated site navigation now keeps the original labels and mobile menu behavior more consistently across pages. * Cut-off hero previews are now rejected before they can be selected. * Switching themes now clears the remembered start choice, so you are not carried back into the wrong build or edit flow. #### Improvements * Generated headers are more compact and better balanced with the hero, with shorter branding and more restrained top navigation. * Hero design options should feel more varied across repeated generations. #### What's Fixed * Miles no longer treats third-party or adopted WordPress themes as uneditable when only direct theme-file writes are blocked. * Converted themes better preserve control layouts and spacing so generated pages stay closer to the original design. #### What's Fixed * Miles now clearly declines unsupported custom post type and Advanced Custom Fields setup requests instead of trying to make changes it cannot safely complete. * Continue prompts now stay visible after a refresh or reconnect, so long-running work can resume instead of appearing stuck. * Editor actions now recover more reliably when the browser reconnects or the editor needs to reopen before continuing. #### Improvements * The chat now avoids empty assistant bubbles around continue prompts. * Shared site previews now load more reliably inside embedded preview frames. #### What's Fixed * Existing sites now stay in edit mode unless you explicitly start a new build, so Miles can keep working on the site you already have open. * Older Miles-built themes can now be confirmed as Miles-managed when theme or header file edits are needed, instead of being incorrectly treated as unsupported. #### Improvements * Direct theme-file edits now require explicit confirmation for legacy Miles themes, keeping normal Gutenberg edits available while avoiding accidental edits to third-party themes. #### What's Fixed * When your saved Miles connection expires, Miles now shows the reconnect prompt from more places instead of leaving the conversation stuck. * After reconnecting Miles, you return to the same conversation with the same site connected instead of starting over in a fresh chat. #### What's Fixed * When your connection to Miles needs renewing, Miles now shows a clear Reconnect prompt — right in the chat and in your WordPress admin — instead of getting stuck telling you to reload the page. * An approval request that expired while you were away no longer gets stuck; it clears cleanly when you respond, and Miles asks again if the change is still needed. #### What's New * Edit a site you already have. Point Miles at an existing WordPress site and have it make changes, not just build brand-new ones. A new start screen lets you build, edit, or import a site - and any new sections or pages Miles adds are built right into your existing design, matching its colors, fonts, and spacing. * Redo a whole page at once. Ask Miles to redesign an existing page and you get one cohesive design (same web address) instead of edits made piece by piece. * Undo on your own WordPress site. Undo now works on your connected WordPress site, not just Playground sites. A single Undo rolls your whole last change back - content, styling, settings, and even plugin or theme changes you approved. * Miles asks before touching your live site. On a connected site, Miles gets your approval before anything visitors would see or anything destructive (publishing pages, switching themes, changing settings, deleting content). You can see and toggle this protection any time. * Talk to Miles while it's working. You no longer have to wait for Miles to finish. Type a follow-up any time and it queues up and nudges Miles mid-task instead of interrupting or restarting it. * Much better, more varied designs. Homepage and hero designs are noticeably richer and more diverse, with a far wider range of distinct, polished directions tailored to your business. * Works with a local WordPress install. The Miles skill can now work with a local WordPress install, not just a remote Playground site. #### Improvements * Brand-grounded designs. When you give Miles a real brand URL, it pulls in the site's actual colors, fonts, and logo and designs around them instead of inventing a look. * Optional hero images. Type-led and product-style heroes can now skip the photo when they read better without one, instead of always forcing an image in. * Cleaner, less templated output. Tightened design guidance removes the tells of an AI-generated site, like fake "live" status dots, generic eyebrow and kicker labels, dark dev-tool palettes, and abstract filler imagery. * Theme-native spacing. Generated pages now use your theme's own spacing scale and rhythm, so sections, cards, and gaps scale fluidly with the screen instead of looking pasted-on at large sizes. * More dependable responsive layouts. On third-party themes, where WordPress strips out advanced responsive CSS, Miles now builds layouts that adapt down to mobile on their own with auto-fitting grids, wrapping rows, and fluid sizing. * No redundant page titles. When a theme offers a no-title page template, new Miles pages use it, since they already bring their own hero heading. * Editable color swatches. Brand colors defined in CSS now appear as editable swatches in Global Styles instead of being buried in code. * Functional placeholders are remembered. Forms and other dynamic blocks generated during a build are now captured into the site plan so the intent isn't lost. * Hero choice always offered. Fresh builds always show you the four design directions to choose from instead of occasionally skipping the step. * Edit mode is the safe default. If Miles loses track of what you're doing (a reload or navigation), it falls back to editing your site rather than starting a fresh build on your real site. * Honest about what will actually render. On third-party themes, Miles now tells you when an effect (advanced CSS, per-page headers) can't reliably show for visitors and suggests an approach that will, instead of applying an edit that silently disappears. * Tidier preview. The Site Plan now lives in the preview area, and preview controls only appear once there's something to show. * Live progress when chat is hidden. During edits with the chat collapsed, Miles shows what it's doing and a reconnecting state instead of going quiet. * Activation safety net. Theme and plugin activations are health-checked right after they apply, so a change that would break your site can be rolled back automatically. * Graceful reconnect. Miles only asks you to re-pair when your credentials are genuinely gone; routine server blips no longer trigger a needless reconnect. * Sturdier backups under load. Snapshot backups now have their own upload capacity with automatic retry and a clear "Backups paused" status, so they don't stall when lots of people are editing at once. * Faster responses. Reduced time-to-first-token by trimming server overhead in front of the model. #### What's Fixed * Editor layout stays put. It no longer bounces you back to a centered chat or a blank canvas mid-session, including after you edit one of your messages or reload. * Opens the right page. After a build or page redesign, the editor reliably opens that page instead of snapping back to the homepage, and generated images and saved edits load correctly on sites with no Miles-specific storage. * First edit is undoable. A timing race that could make the very first edit in a new conversation impossible to undo is fixed. * No premature Undo button. The Undo control no longer appears before editing is actually available. * No style leaks from Custom HTML. Styling added through raw Custom HTML blocks used to show on the live site but not in the editor; that's resolved. * Editor preference restored. Miles no longer leaves your pages locked to its rendering preference after a session; it puts your editor back the way it was. * No more missing sections. Conversion no longer drops whole sections, including hero portraits, badges, and intros. * Converted elements keep their look. Buttons, headers, and groups retain their styling and no longer get flagged as invalid when you open and save. * Margins and maps match. Negative margins and embedded maps now render the same in the editor as on the live site. * More CSS survives conversion. Named colors, native details elements, positioned elements, and literal values like transparent are now handled correctly. * Even spacing on third-party themes. Card and section spacing that used to come out uneven or collapsed is corrected. * Hero titles fit. Large headlines no longer overflow, run off-canvas, or break one letter per line. * Reliable hero regeneration. Re-rolling a hero now selects the design you pick, with no error or wrong preview after a cancelled or failed attempt. * Complete theme exports. Exporting bakes your actual current site - every published page and your real front page - not just Miles-tagged content. * Site copies stay separate. A site cloned outside the export flow re-registers as its own site instead of hijacking the original's connection, and an http-to-https or www change is no longer mistaken for a clone. * Safe front-page swaps. On a theme switch, the old front page is retired correctly (a replacement is created first) instead of being left publicly reachable and able to collide with the new homepage. * Durable first build. The snapshot taken right after a build is no longer lost to a version mismatch or a tab crash, so a fresh site no longer reverts to default WordPress. * Reliable export snapshots. Conversation snapshots are more dependable, with correct handling of expired links. * Works on shared hosts. Installing themes and uploading media now work on managed and shared hosts, with a clear "themes dir not writable" message when a folder genuinely can't be written. * Imports stay intact. Imported pages keep escaped values like quoted font-family names instead of being corrupted. * Better font discovery. Miles now finds Google Fonts referenced in both HTML and CSS. * Special characters display right. Site titles with apostrophes and similar characters show correctly in the chat sidebar and on the login page. * Cross-origin screenshots. Custom-domain sites whose admin and public addresses differ can be screenshotted again. * Closed live-site loopholes. Fixed ways a locked site could still be changed, and kept protection enforced even on resumed turns. * Revoked access truly revoked. A revoked or suspended site or account can no longer authenticate with an old secret on any channel, including the realtime connection. * Sturdier streaming. Fixed glitches that could wipe your transcript when you hit stop or duplicate text on resume, a server restart no longer strands a live stream, and one stuck browser tab no longer blocks updates for everyone else. * No phantom tasks. A failed billing check no longer leaves an in-progress task running forever. * Terms step resumes. Refreshing on the terms screen during setup returns you to the terms step instead of dropping you into the app. #### Known limitations * On third-party themes, advanced CSS (media and container queries, keyframe animations) and per-page header behaviors only render reliably on Miles-generated themes. Miles will tell you when an effect can't render on your live site rather than applying an edit that disappears for visitors. * Self-hosted Undo covers high-impact changes from your last turn, not a full site rollback. If a turn runs past its capture window, Miles withdraws the Undo option rather than offering a partial restore. #### What's New * Coding agents connected to Miles can now send your logo and brand imagery, and your designs use the logo's colors from the very first concepts. * Agents can undo the last change to a site, restoring the site and conversation together in one step. * Agents can read your site's outstanding work plan, the full design brief, and the conversation history to pick up where you left off. * Agents can capture screenshots of your live WordPress site, browse the built site's pages, download the finished theme as a zip, and review your credit usage history. #### What's Fixed * Failed page captures no longer show an error page as if it were a real preview of your site. #### Improvements * Navigation menus now switch to the mobile layout at tablet widths, so larger menus no longer look cramped on mid-size screens. #### What's Fixed * Your business name no longer appears twice at the top of newly generated sites. * If your browser disconnects while Miles is working, you now get a prompt to pick up where you left off instead of the task stalling silently. #### Improvements * Navigation, hero, and content sections on newly generated sites now share a consistent content width, so everything lines up cleanly on wide screens. * Sections that layer text over images resolve their layouts more reliably on newly generated sites. * Building a new site is faster. #### What's New * On phones, Miles now shows one full-width panel at a time: chat by default, with a floating Preview button to switch to your site preview and back. #### What's Fixed * Pages that finished building are no longer lost if a final check fails at the end; the completed page is now recovered and saved. * The Fonts panel in the site editor no longer shows garbled entries on converted sites. * Embedded maps now carry over during site conversion and display at the correct size in the editor. * Compact form controls now keep their intended layout in the site editor. * On mobile, content at the bottom of the screen is no longer hidden behind the browser toolbar. #### Improvements * The site view header now fits narrow screens, and a dismissible notice on small viewports lets you know Miles works best on desktop. #### What's New * After your site is generated, Miles now presents a Site Plan that maps out the remaining pages, so you can review the plan and build them out from one place. #### What's Fixed * Edit requests that don't name a specific page now apply to the page you're viewing instead of jumping to a different one. * Pressing Stop now fully stops the work: Miles no longer continues through its remaining steps, and you can send your next message right away. * Additional pages now stream in more reliably, and missing images are repaired instead of breaking the page. * The Site Plan no longer appears stuck after it finishes generating. * Custom fonts now load correctly in the page preview while your site is being built. * Fixed a rare issue where styling fixes could corrupt your site's CSS. #### Improvements * The Site Plan stays grounded in your approved brief, respects the exact pages you ask for, and accounts for forms already on your homepage. * Chat connection error messages are clearer about what went wrong. * A short notice below the chat input reminds you that Miles is AI and can make mistakes. #### What's Fixed * Assistant messages no longer hide text that appears between actions, so you can read everything the assistant says as it works. * Cancelling a plan now reliably stops it instead of quietly resuming on its own. * Confirmation prompts for actions that change or delete content now pause correctly and report the real result when you decline. * Chat connections no longer fail with a spurious "already connected" error after a reload or reconnect. #### Improvements * Tool activity in the chat renders more smoothly with less flicker. #### Improvements * Chat replies now start appearing faster. * Streaming responses render more smoothly and reliably, with less flicker as text and steps come in. #### What's Fixed * Fixed the preview reverting to the design view while Miles plans or builds a new page, so your site stays visible during page generation. #### What's New * The Settings → Agents page now leads with a ready-to-copy install message, making it clearer how to connect Miles to a coding agent. * Full site exports now include the Miles plugin, so what you export is complete and ready to run. #### What's Fixed * Generated themes now look the same in the WordPress editor as they do on your published site. * Hero sections no longer leave large empty gaps, and their height now fits the design. * The hero layout you select is now kept for the rest of the build. * Decorative dividers in generated designs now display correctly. * Imported sites now stay attached to the conversation you imported them into. * Fixed an issue where a cancelled subscription could still grant plan credits. #### What's New * A new Miles "M" button sits in the WordPress editor toolbar; click it and Miles opens on the same page or template you were editing. * On Playground sites, the WordPress frontend toolbar is now hidden by default so previews look more like the real thing. (Re-enable it under Users → Profile if you want it back.) * The Export action now opens a modal with two paths: install the Miles plugin on a fresh WordPress install for a one-click transfer, or download a blueprint zip and import it into your local WordPress app. * The Beta widget has a new "Join our Slack" action that requests an invite directly. * Share Miles on X or LinkedIn and claim 500 free credits via the new "Free Credits" action in the Beta widget. * Self-hosted Miles sites now check for and apply plugin updates automatically. #### What's Fixed * Chat sometimes got stuck in a "streaming" state with the Stop button frozen; runs that hit this issue now recover cleanly so you can keep working. #### Improvements * Theme conversion handles edge-case section CSS more reliably. #### What's New * You can now redesign an existing site and have Miles reuse the site's discovered logo automatically when available. #### What's Fixed * Generated sites no longer fall back to a text-only wordmark when a discovered logo image can be safely used. * Follow-up edits after generation now move into WordPress editing instead of restarting static design work. #### Improvements * The design review step now uses clearer wording for choosing another direction or making the site editable. #### What's Fixed * Site exports and imports now reject incomplete files instead of opening a broken site or returning an empty download. * Imported site copies now preserve their conversation history more reliably before opening the new site. #### Improvements * Block editing handles saved block references more gracefully during follow-up edits, reducing validation hiccups in the editor. #### What's Fixed * Block style updates are now validated before being applied, so a malformed change can't break a block in the editor. #### Improvements * Question prompts that Miles asks you accept a wider range of phrasing, so it doesn't have to retry itself before showing them to you. #### What's New * You can now undo Miles' most recent change with one click. Use the "Undo" link at the end of Miles' final message to restore your site back to how it was before Miles responded. #### What's Fixed * The editor now opens to your homepage after generation instead of landing on an arbitrary template. * Conversations resume cleanly after a brief network drop or returning from a backgrounded tab. * Renaming a block in the editor sidebar no longer breaks Miles' ability to edit that block in follow-up turns. The next edit just works. * Newly installed fonts now appear in the editor right away instead of needing a reload. * Site logo, title, and tagline edits now persist instead of silently dropping. * Swapping a Google Font no longer leaves your site with broken styles, duplicate fonts, or a half-applied change. * Asking for a specific block type now returns that block instead of a substitute. * Inserting generated images at specific positions is more reliable across follow-up turns. * Form styling now survives theme conversion instead of breaking when selectors get rewritten. * Chat file uploads now work on self-hosted sites. * The preview pane transitions smoothly during the initial site build instead of flashing. #### Improvements * CSS edits handle ambiguous targets, missed selectors, and orphaned rules with clearer reporting and recovery. * Theme conversion adds a final structural CSS pass to catch common layout issues before delivery. #### What's Fixed * Picking "Try a different design" after your site was built now re-opens the design canvas so you can choose a new hero. Before, you could get stranded with no way to see new previews. * Sticky headers no longer overlap the first section of the page on generated sites. #### What's Fixed * Custom CSS in the editor now renders correctly on WordPress 7.0, With a wp-config setting to disable if needed. * Conversations no longer get stuck after a brief network drop and reconnect. * The 'couldn't recover' banner now clears automatically when the connection comes back. * The Try-Another-Design shortcut now builds a fresh design every time you use it. * Themes now refresh correctly after conversion, so you no longer see stale previews. * System fonts (like system-ui) now work in generated themes. * Grid spacing from your source HTML now carries through to the generated theme. * Fixed several CSS regressions in generated themes that affected selector matching. #### Improvements * The preview pane now stays visible at narrow window widths. #### What's New * You can now pick a design direction from a side-by-side canvas as soon as one is ready, without waiting for all four to finish. #### What's Fixed * Hitting Stop while hero designs are generating no longer crashes the chat. * Text that should be solid no longer comes out semi-transparent or invisible against the background. * Accordion sections (FAQs, expandable lists) now render correctly the first time instead of appearing empty. * Returning to an existing site and asking for a section redesign now produces a proper redesign instead of small CSS tweaks. #### Improvements * Intentional per-line styling on multi-line headlines (different sizes, weights, or colors per line) is preserved when your design is converted into a theme. * Edits to responsive styles (mobile vs. desktop spacing, alignment, sizing) now take effect at the viewport you asked for instead of silently being overridden. #### What's Fixed * Style edits are less likely to apply to the wrong block after a page changes. * Stale editor references now recover with clearer guidance instead of broad retries. * Screenshot and preview captures now report clearer diagnostics when they stall. * Invalid block checks now catch more problems across pages, templates, and navigation before they reach a reload. * Login and device-code flows now preserve return paths more consistently and explain confirmation steps more clearly. #### Improvements * Generated designs should rely less on repetitive AI-looking visual patterns. * Editor reliability checks now cover more real-world failure cases, improving future block editing behavior. #### What's Fixed * Style changes you ask for now reliably follow through to a verified visual result instead of stopping partway. #### What's New * You can now ask Miles to change header styles on a per page basis. #### What's Fixed * Sites that change their domain now reconnect to Miles automatically instead of breaking. * The dashboard auto-recovers from connection errors when you switch back to a tab that was in the background, instead of getting stuck on the Connection Error screen. * Hero generation no longer redoes the whole hero from scratch when a save briefly fails — it retries the save and keeps going. #### Improvements * Edits to blocks survive editor refreshes and follow-up turns more reliably, so the editor doesn't lose track of which block it's working on. * When a CSS edit can't be applied unambiguously, the editor now tells you which breakpoint variant matched so it can pick the right one and move on. * Positioning CSS on non-header sections is no longer mistaken for header behavior changes and blocked. * Hero designs with overlapping images and headline text now render with the text on top, so headlines stay readable. * Stronger guardrails against generic AI-style designs — more distinctive hover effects, more varied section pacing, and better color choices. #### What's New * Headers now have first-class behavior modes — static, sticky, and transparent-over-hero — and behave consistently between the editor and the live site, including scroll-state color transitions on transparent headers. * When the Gutenberg editor is cold-starting, Miles shows it as an activity in chat so you can see what it's waiting on instead of wondering if the chat is stuck. #### What's Fixed * Theme activation no longer silently fails when WordPress renames the theme slug during install — Miles activates the theme that was actually installed. * Sticky headers stay sticky inside the editor's template parts and across template-part edits, matching what you see on the live site. * Generated headers no longer get nested inside the hero section. * Block recovery keeps your original content when it can — you no longer get an empty block back from a recoverable parse error. * Cancelling site generation now only rolls back the hero step instead of also discarding work that had already finished successfully. * Foreground images in generated markup display correctly instead of appearing broken. * Theme media upload failures are now surfaced as real errors instead of silently dropping the asset. * Generated content pages use the no-title page template by default; previously only the homepage did, so secondary pages picked up the wrong layout. #### Improvements * Screenshot capture is more reliable on slow networks and when generated themes use remote fonts. * Generated previews can now display external embeds (e.g. YouTube) that were previously blocked. #### What's Fixed * A failed model response no longer leaves the chat stuck — tasks finalize cleanly so you can keep working. * Theme CSS edits are more reliable: Miles now catches and reports ambiguous or missed edits instead of silently claiming success. * Miles now recovers when the Site Editor is pointed at a missing page or template — it returns to a working view instead of staying stuck on the broken target. * Site backups resume promptly when you return to the tab or your network reconnects, instead of staying stuck in extended retry mode. * Sites recover automatically when the Playground browser bridge breaks, removing a class of silent freezes. * Chat reconnects faster when you bring the tab back to the foreground after being disconnected. * WooCommerce product lists and related-products blocks no longer get corrupted when edited through Miles — the editor now uses the canonical block format. * Missing blocks in the editor are reported as a recoverable error instead of looking like an empty canvas. * Fixed a Site Editor canvas crash on fresh page loads in Playground sites that could leave the editor stuck on an empty screen. * The Site Editor now recovers cleanly when an admin link inside the editor iframe redirects you away — it snaps back to the Site Editor instead of leaving you stranded on a broken admin page. #### Improvements * Big improvements to leaving Miles in a background tab — when you come back, it reconnects right away, any in-progress saves of your site finish uploading, and your site keeps loading correctly even after long idle periods. #### What's Fixed * Self-hosted sites running the standalone Gutenberg plugin no longer hit "cross-origin frame error" messages that left the editor unresponsive. #### What's Fixed * CSS edits to the same element in a row no longer fail with "style not found" errors after the first change lands. * Save now reports a real error when your changes didn't actually persist, instead of always reporting success. * Iterating on hover, active, or focus styles on the same block in one chat session works reliably. #### Improvements * Local site persistence in Playground happens quietly in the background and only prompts you on tab close if something really hasn't saved yet. #### What's New * Site exports now include all installed plugins and uploaded media. #### What's Fixed * Sending another message while Miles is still responding no longer creates duplicate or interleaved requests. * Fixed issues on remote sites with cross-origin iframe errors. * Failed export imports now clean up properly instead of leaving partial data behind. #### Improvements * Miles diagnoses styling issues more accurately, so CSS edits land correctly more often. #### What's Fixed * Miles no longer keeps inspecting after saving an edit — once the change is saved, you get the result instead of more checks. * Custom CSS no longer breaks after Miles applies edits — special characters used in CSS nesting (like `&` and `>`) are preserved properly. * Starting a new request after stopping Miles mid-task no longer mixes the cancelled request into the new one — your new ask is what Miles works on. * Plugin blocks (like WooCommerce blocks) no longer report success when they actually failed to insert. #### Improvements * New sites no longer come with the default Hello Dolly plugin pre-installed. * Plugin block insertion is more reliable, with cleaner rollback when something doesn't apply, so the page stays in a consistent state. #### What's Fixed * The editor recovers more reliably after navigation, plugin onboarding, or reloads, so you spend less time manually reloading. * Block recovery no longer drops your content when a block fails validation — your text stays in place. * Paragraphs no longer nest inside each other after Miles edits. * Themes now activate correctly after being renamed, instead of silently failing. * Site previews and thumbnails capture more reliably without stalling. * Chat now recovers from transient errors instead of showing an error banner you have to dismiss. * Miles asks for confirmation less often on simple edits that don't need it. * Failed edits now report clearer reasons instead of failing silently. #### Improvements * WooCommerce store setup is smoother when Miles creates and configures a store for you. * Saves in browser-based sites are faster and more reliable. * General editing reliability improvements across blocks and CSS tools. #### What's New * A new "auto-continue long runs" account setting lets Miles keep working on longer tasks without stopping to ask "continue?" — find it in your account settings. #### What's Fixed * When editing a site with multiple sections, Miles now changes the section you asked about instead of occasionally editing the wrong one. * Shared site links now open correctly in Safari. * Recent edits are no longer lost when the browser reloads or a site is reopened. * Blocks from newly installed plugins now appear correctly in the editor instead of showing up as missing. * Miles now recovers the editor when a plugin's setup or onboarding page takes over after activation, so you can keep going without manually navigating back. * Unsaved editor changes are saved first when Miles needs to reload the admin — no more lost edits after a plugin change. #### What's New * Site exports now include a standalone theme zip that can be used on any site with: standalone WordPress 7+ OR WordPress 6.9 and the Gutenberg plugin installed. #### What's Fixed * Hero previews no longer fail to generate or return the wrong variation when you pick a design. * Design generation no longer occasionally returns a block of text instead of an actual design. * Chat no longer becomes unresponsive when Miles finishes a reply without a follow-up action, so you can keep the conversation going. * Navigation menus and template parts (like headers and footers) now load and save correctly in the editor. * When your browser's local copy of a site drifts from the live version, it automatically re-syncs instead of showing stale or partial content. * Newly created sites now wait for all images to finish preparing before opening, so they no longer appear with broken images on first view. #### Improvements * Removed confusing technical status messages that briefly appeared while a site was finishing up. #### What's New * Miles can now build sub pages — just ask it to build a new page! * Major theme conversion overhaul — redesigned pipeline produces higher quality themes with better CSS, more accurate spacing, and fewer visual issues. * Miles now has awareness of your current live site when making suggestions. #### What's Fixed * Fixed a dashboard auth error that could cause an endless loading screen. * The design selection step now reliably asks for your input instead of skipping ahead. * Typing custom feedback in the "Something else..." field during design selection now correctly generates new design options instead of immediately building the site. * Editor routing works correctly for v2 themes. * Stopping a run mid-stream is more reliable and preserves context. #### Improvements * Editor appearance more closely matches the live site, especially for spacing and layout. #### What's Fixed * Starting a new site now opens with a cleaner workspace state. * Imported sites keep their page structure and navigation more reliably when opened in the editor. #### What's Fixed * Generated themes now handle font weights and header color choices more accurately. * Duplicated conversations and cloned work are more reliable. * The conversion flow avoids a distracting text-area flash before results appear. #### Improvements * Saved site data is more resilient, helping protect work in progress. #### What's New * Google Fonts are now supported in more designs. * Theme conversion quality has been improved for more polished results. #### What's Fixed * The stop button now returns control more reliably after you stop a run. * The reconnecting status is less likely to appear when nothing is actually wrong. #### Improvements * Editing sessions recover more gracefully when the editor becomes unresponsive. #### What's New * There is now a usage page that makes it easier to see how your credits are being used. * A beta updates area now highlights recent changes and gives you a simple way to send feedback. #### Improvements * Theme conversion is more reliable, with better protection against losing progress if something goes wrong. #### What's New * The login experience is clearer, with a more welcoming sign-in flow and invite messaging. * Generated themes now do a better job of carrying through header styling and color choices. #### What's Fixed * Brief connection hiccups are less likely to interrupt work in progress. * Saving from the editor is more reliable.