LinkedIn skills (Beta)
Lovable identifies skills based on how you use the platform across your projects. If you have any skills, they appear in Settings → Account.How to qualify for a skill
Each skill maps to a category of app that you build in Lovable (see Skills you can unlock below). To unlock a skill, you need at least one project that meets both of these conditions:- The project is classified in that skill’s category. Lovable classifies a project automatically once you have sent at least 5 messages in it.
- The project’s live app has at least 20 visitor sessions, with bot traffic excluded. Sessions add up over time and do not reset.
Skills you can unlock
There are 12 skills, each tied to a category of app. To unlock a skill, build a project that fits its category and get it to 20 visitor sessions.Add a skill to LinkedIn
You can post one skill to your LinkedIn profile. It appears under Connected apps, in the Lovable app’s details, as a capability summarized from how you use Lovable. To share a skill:- Go to Settings → Account.
- Find the skill you want to post.
- Click Add to LinkedIn and connect your LinkedIn account.
The previous Vibe coding level is no longer supported. LinkedIn has sunset the ability to display the older vibe coding status levels, and the feature has been replaced by LinkedIn skills.
Profile settings
Your profile is published atlovable.dev/@<username>. Click the profile link to open and edit your profile page.
Chat settings
Auto-accept invitations
By default, you are automatically added to workspaces and projects you’ve been invited to by email or invite link, without needing to manually accept the invitation. Disable this setting if you want to review each invitation before accepting it.Linked accounts
The list of sign-in methods linked to your account. Each linked provider is shown with its email. The Primary badge marks the one you originally signed up with.- Unlink: Removes a provider. You cannot unlink your last remaining sign-in method.
- Link company account: Link your organization’s SSO (SAML or OIDC) to this account so you can sign in with it.
Two-factor authentication
Add a second factor to your sign-in:- Authenticator app: Time-based one-time codes from apps like Google Authenticator, 1Password, or Authy
- Phone (SMS): Codes sent to your mobile number