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AI coding agents like Claude Code and Codex are becoming a real part of developer workflows. They don't just write code, they call APIs, interpret responses, and take action based on what they find. That means the quality of your API responses directly affects how useful an agent can be. We've shipped a series of improvements to the Oh Dear API with this in mind. Every change helps humans too, but we specifically optimized for how agents consume and reason about data.

AI coding agents are getting good at calling tools. Claude Code, Codex, and others can run shell commands, parse JSON, and reason about the results. But they need to know what tools are available and how to use them. That's what skills are for. A skill is a small package of documentation that teaches an AI agent how to use a specific tool. We've built one for Oh Dear.

Oh Dear's dashboard now supports dark mode. You can choose between light, dark, or system-based theming, and your preference is saved to your profile so it follows you everywhere.

Oh Dear has always been a desktop-first tool. If you checked your monitors on your phone, you'd get the full desktop layout squeezed into a tiny screen, with lots of horizontal scrolling and tiny tap targets. That's fixed now. Every page in the app works on mobile.