What is an advisory?

Who

Builder

Time

Usually one click

Most of a deployed app is platform-owned: the manifest, the configuration file and the shared files are rewritten on every push, and only a handful of files carry what makes your app yours. When the platform changes, an app that was built before the change may need a small fix. An advisory is how the panel tells you.

Where they show up

• On the home screen, a marker on each affected app.
• Inside an app, a strip above the composer with the advisory’s name, its severity, and a button for the fix.

The panel checks the app’s actual content before it shows an advisory, so it only flags apps that are affected.

Severity

Severity	What it means	Deploy	Publish
Info	Good to know.	Allowed	Allowed
Warning	Should be fixed soon.	Allowed, with a warning	Asks you to confirm
Critical	Must be fixed.	Allowed, with a warning	Blocked until fixed, or dismissed with a reason
Emergency	A dependency the app loads was compromised, or similar.	Blocked unless the push itself is the fix	Blocked, no dismissal

For an emergency the platform may apply the fix on its own, because waiting for a click is not a safe response to an app that is serving hostile code. The fix in that case is always a plain re-push or a swap of a pinned dependency, never something the agent decides.

Fixes

Fix	What happens
Re-push	Pushes the platform’s own files again. One click, nothing of yours changes.
Transform	A defined edit to your files, shown in the preview before deploy.
Repair prompt	The agent gets a canned instruction as a normal turn; you review the result as usual.
Re-publish	The live deployment still serves an old version; re-publish it (from the bot for external and public apps).
Config change	A setting or grant needs updating; the panel walks you through it.
Regenerate	The old code cannot be carried over; the agent rebuilds it with a review checklist.

Click the button in the strip. The fix runs through the same validator and preview as any other change.

Dismissing

Warnings and critical advisories can be dismissed with a reason, which is stored with the app. Emergencies cannot.