The release notes for Skales v6.0 are extensive, so we have broken the major features into this detailed walkthrough. This post covers everything new, how to access it, and what it unlocks for your workflow.
Autopilot: Goal-Directed Execution
In previous versions, every Skales action was triggered by a single user instruction. Autopilot changes this. You provide a goal — "prepare a summary of this week's project emails and draft status updates for each stakeholder" — and Autopilot decomposes it into steps, executes them in sequence, and only surfaces decisions that genuinely require human judgment. The execution log shows every step taken. You can pause, redirect, or cancel at any point. Enable it from Settings → Autopilot, then type your goal in any chat window with the ⚡ prefix.
Browser Control
Browser Control uses a lightweight automation layer to interact with your open browser. It can navigate to URLs, click elements, fill forms, scroll, extract text from pages, and take screenshots. Unlike traditional browser automation that requires scripting, you just describe what you want in natural language and Skales figures out the steps. It works with Chrome and Edge. Access it via the 🌐 browser icon in the chat toolbar or type "browser:" before your instruction.
Multilingual UI and Lio AI Improvements
The language selector is in Settings → Language. Switching the UI language also changes the AI's default response language, though you can override this per-conversation. Lio AI in v6 supports building apps that run inside Skales (Python scripts, web apps, data tools) as well as shell scripts and automation chains. The quality of generated code has improved substantially — particularly for data manipulation tasks and API integrations. Full features overview.