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Datasette Apps 0.3a0 improves app building with Datasette Agent

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Datasette Apps lets users host and edit custom HTML apps inside Datasette, with LLM-assisted creation through Datasette Agent. Version 0.3a0 adds app tagging in chat, tools for managing an app’s permitted stored queries, and approval checks for write queries; agent links now open apps full screen in its panel.

Takeaway The release adds tighter agent-assisted workflows and permission controls for building small apps inside Datasette.

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