✨ You can now share your Sparks as read-only, giving you greater control over how others interact with your apps. When publishing a Spark, you can choose between granting write-access (allowing users to edit content) or read-access (restricting users to view-only mode).

To share a read-only Spark:

  1. Publish your Spark
  2. Set visibility to “Organization” or “All GitHub users”
  3. Select “Read access” in the expanded data access options

This update helps you protect your Spark’s data while still enabling collaboration and sharing within your organization or the broader GitHub community.

Try sharing a read-only Spark today

🐞 We’ve also squashed some key bugs to keep your workflow flowing:

  • JSON mode: We’ve fixed the quirky JSON return format when calling spark.llm with JSON mode enabled. 🎉
  • Editor sync: The code editor in Spark now stays in sync more reliably, no matter what edits are being made. 🔄
  • Loading state: Sparks will no longer get stuck in “loading” limbo thanks to improvements in workbench state logic. 🚦

Try out these improvements today

Visit github.com/spark to build your next app.