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Last updated: Feb 14, 2026
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Using Skylight Sync with TeamSnap
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Syncing With Remote Calendars
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Linking Calendars
Linking Calendars
Linking Skylight Calendars
Link Two Skylight Calendars
Unlinking a Skylight Calendar
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Configure Calendar
What's New hub highlights recent and upcoming updates across Calendar, Skylight and Frame apps with mobile and desktop guides and FAQs. Signs of release notes and feature rollouts in early 2026.
Configure Calendar
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General Settings
- Calendar Settings
- Photo Settings
- Reminders Settings
Mobile App
- Mobile App User Guide
- Installing the Mobile App
- Using the Mobile App With Calendar
- Sidekick
- Using the Mobile App With Frame
- Mobile App Widgets
- Configuring the Mobile App
- Mobile App FAQs
Desktop App
- Desktop App User Guide
- Access the Desktop App
- Using the Desktop App With Calendar
- Using the Desktop App With Frame
- Configuring the Desktop App
Skylight Plus
- Skylight Plus for Calendar
- Skylight Plus for Frame
- Skylight Plus FAQ
- Send Videos
- Add Captions
Calendar
- Calendar User Guide
- Setting Up Calendar
- Using Calendar
- Configure Calendar
- Linking Calendars
- Technical Specifications
- Skylight Calendar FAQs
- Getting Started
- Events
- Skylight Calendar Max
- Skylight Calendar Profiles
- Syncing With Remote Calendars
- Google Calendar
- TeamSnap
- iCloud Calendar
- Outlook
- Cozi
- See more
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Frame
- Skylight Frame User Guide
- Skylight Frame FAQs
- Getting Started
- Managing your Skylight Frame
- Account
- Skylight Mobile and Desktop Apps
- Settings
- See more
What's New
- February 13, 2026
- February 9, 2026
- January 26, 2026
- December 1, 2025
- November 10, 2025
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Contact Us
- Get In Touch
- Learn More
- Media, Sales & Partnerships
Ordering and Shipping
- FAQ
Policies
- Policies
- Past Promotions
Returns and Replacements
- Replacement Parts
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Using Calendar
Explore the Skylight ecosystem with updated guides and a What's New hub detailing recent fixes and features across Calendar, Frame, and mobile/desktop apps. This release highlights expanded setup, syncing, and user guides to streamline using Skylight products.
Using Calendar
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Navigation and Menus
Using the Calendar Tab
- Stars, Tasks, and Rewards
- Using the Tasks Tab: Routines and Chores
- Using the Rewards Tab
- The Meals Tab
- Using the Recipes Tab
- Using Lists
- Using Sleep Mode
Mobile App
- Mobile App User Guide
- Installing the Mobile App
- Using the Mobile App With Calendar
Sidekick
- Using the Mobile App With Frame
- Mobile App Widgets
- Configuring the Mobile App
- Mobile App FAQs
Desktop App
- Desktop App User Guide
- Access the Desktop App
- Using the Desktop App With Calendar
- Using the Desktop App With Frame
- Configuring the Desktop App
Skylight Plus
- Skylight Plus for Calendar
- Skylight Plus for Frame
- Skylight Plus FAQ
Send Videos
- Add Captions
Calendar
- Calendar User Guide
- Setting Up Calendar
- Using Calendar
- Configure Calendar
- Linking Calendars
- Technical Specifications
- Skylight Calendar FAQs
- Getting Started
Events
- Skylight Calendar Max
- Skylight Calendar Profiles
- Syncing With Remote Calendars
- Google Calendar
- TeamSnap
- iCloud Calendar
- Outlook
- Cozi
- See more
- See more
Frame
- Skylight Frame User Guide
- Skylight Frame FAQs
- Getting Started
- Managing your Skylight Frame
- Account
- Skylight Mobile and Desktop Apps
- Settings
- See more
- Technical Specifications
What's New
- February 13, 2026
- February 9, 2026
- January 26, 2026
- December 1, 2025
- November 10, 2025
- See more
Contact Us
- Get In Touch
- Learn More
Media, Sales & Partnerships
- Ordering and Shipping
- FAQ
- Policies
- Policies
- Past Promotions
- Returns and Replacements
- Replacement Parts
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3.62.0
Fixed
- Banners now display immediately when opening the extension instead of requiring user interaction first
- Resolved 17 security vulnerabilities including high-severity DoS issues in dependencies (body-parser, axios, qs, tar, and others)
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Lattice
Subdomain support
You can now select a region-specific subdomain to sync your data. To support this enhancement, we’ve made the following updates:
- Added a new drop-down menu, Subdomain, to the connection setup form.
- Added a new parameter, sub_domain, to the Fivetran REST API.
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New features and improvements in GitHub Copilot in JetBrains IDEs
GitHub Copilot for JetBrains IDEs adds Agent Skills in public preview along with UI tweaks and reliability upgrades. From skills support and improved inline chat to refined settings and persistent mode after restart, this release enhances workflow and customization.
What’s new
Skills support in Agent Mode in public preview
Agent mode now supports skills to help tailor Copilot for your workflows, reduce repeated setup, and load skill-specific content into context when needed. You can create your own skills for your projects or use those shared by the community, such as the github/awesome-copilot repository or the anthropics/skills repository.
[NOTE]
Agent Skills support in Copilot for JetBrains IDEs is currently in public preview. You can enable Agent Skills in your JetBrains IDE via Settings > GitHub Copilot > Chat > Agent.
If you’re a Copilot Business or Copilot Enterprise subscriber, an administrator will have to enable the Editor preview features policy before you can use it. Learn more in our documentation.User experience enhancements
Inline chat improvementsWe’ve introduced several improvements to make inline chat easier to use:
- Quickly add the selected code to Copilot Chat as contextual input
- Open inline chat directly from the floating code toolbar
The Copilot settings experience has been refined to provide clearer navigation and structure.
- Toggle individual agents: The updated Copilot settings page offers individual toggles, allowing you to enable or disable Agent mode, Coding Agent and Custom Agent independently.
- Sign-in reminder: You’ll see a sign-in reminder in settings if you’re not authenticated.
We’ve also made a few additional usability improvements, including:
- Smoother file navigation when collapsing or expanding files, helping keep conversations organised.
- More intuitive prompt navigation with Home and End keys moving the cursor to the start or end of lines.
- Redesigned chat and diff views for better readability.
Quality improvements
Quality and reliability are also among our top priorities. We’ve made several improvements, including enhanced safety checks in file‑handling tools, increased stability for next edit suggestions, and persistent mode settings after restart.
Try it out
We encourage you to try out the latest version of the GitHub Copilot plugin and share your feedback. Your input is invaluable in helping us refine and improve the product.
Share your feedback
Your feedback drives improvements. We’d love to hear about your experience in the following channels:
- In-product feedback: Use the feedback options within your IDE
- Feedback Repository: Share your thoughts in the GitHub Copilot for JetBrains IDEs issues
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