Lovable: Run a Deep Scan Straight From Project Chat
LovableLovable now starts a Deep scan in the background when a user asks in the project chat to review the app's security. The Quick scan runs too, progress shows in the Security view, and Lovable explains the findings in chat when the Deep scan finishes. The scans are free, while the request and the explanation count as standard build usage.
Key Takeaways
- Asking Lovable in project chat to review security now launches a Deep scan automatically.
- The Quick scan runs alongside it, so builders get fast and thorough coverage from one request.
- Deep scan progress is visible in the Security view while it runs in the background.
- When finished, Lovable explains the findings in the chat, making them easier to act on.
- The scans are free, but the chat request and explanation use standard build credits.
- The change makes pre-publish security review a conversational step rather than a separate workflow.
Ask for a Security Review in Plain Language
Lovable now lets builders request a security review of their app directly in the project chat. Instead of navigating to the Security view and launching a scan manually, a builder can simply ask, and Lovable starts a Deep scan in the background. The lighter Quick scan also runs as part of the request.
Follow Progress, Then Get the Findings Explained
While the Deep scan runs, its progress can be followed in the Security view. When it finishes, Lovable summarizes and explains the findings in the chat conversation, which turns a list of issues into something a builder can act on right away, for example by asking Lovable to fix them.
What It Costs
The scans themselves are free. However, the builder's request and Lovable's explanation of the findings are treated as standard build usage and consume credits, as any other chat message would.
Why It Matters
Security checks are most useful when they are easy to trigger at the moment a builder is worried about a change. Moving the entry point into the conversation lowers the effort of running a thorough review before publishing.