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Changelog

What shipped, in order

Operator-facing release notes for WebmasterID Core + Agent. Newest first. The current named version is Core v1.8.1.

Releases

Every release that actually shipped

Built incrementally with operator feedback. Review-first AI workflows. No fake roadmap promises here — only work that already landed in production.

Core v1.8.1
CoreAgentMCPBillingOnboardingSecurityUX

Core v1.8.1 — MCP server, workspaces, billing, and operator visibility

The rollup release: a real MCP HTTP server, workspace-scoped multi-tenancy, Stripe-backed billing, full onboarding, and the new operator identity surfaces.

  • Real MCP HTTP server at /api/agent/mcp with workspace-scoped Bearer auth and ten read-only tools.
  • Workspace switcher + operator profile in the dashboard sidebar; copyable user IDs on /settings/account.
  • Stripe billing with three plans (Pro / Agency / Business), signature-verified webhooks, and a customer portal.
  • + 3 more — see the release page
M55.2
UXSecurity

Identity + operator visibility

Operator profile in the sidebar, workspace switcher, identity / memberships / security / privacy sections on /settings/account.

  • Workspace switcher at the top of the dashboard sidebar with HttpOnly-cookie-persisted selection and full server-side membership validation.
  • Operator profile in the sidebar footer: user badge, role pill, plan pill, copyable user ID, and dropdown menu.
  • /settings/account redesigned with Identity, Memberships, Security, and Privacy sections plus a Recent operator activity widget.
  • + 1 more — see the release page
M55.1
MCPUX

Production-grade /settings/mcp UX

Endpoint-visibility row, three-step quick-start wizard, server-status panel, recent-activity widget, and an in-page verify-connection tester on /settings/mcp.

  • Endpoint-visibility row at the top of /settings/mcp with a one-tap copy button on the full MCP URL.
  • Three-step Quick Start wizard: generate API key → add to Claude → verify. Step 1 ticks green when the workspace already has an active key.
  • Server-status panel — operational / degraded / unconfigured pill, recent success-rate %, last-checked timestamp. Honest 'n/a' when there are no events; no fabricated uptime.
  • + 2 more — see the release page
M52
InfrastructureUXCore

Platform stabilization — route registry, sidebar, dashboard chrome

Closed-allow-list dashboard route registry, maturity-aware sidebar rendering, and route-health diagnostics. The substrate the rest of M53 / M54 / M55 builds on.

  • M52-core route registry — single source of truth for every dashboard route's maturity, RBAC permission, and sidebar visibility.
  • Sidebar items render based on maturity (stable / beta / coming-soon hidden / broken / experimental hidden) so the chrome reflects what the operator can actually use.
  • Route-health diagnostics surface broken / experimental routes in the dashboard's diagnostics view rather than 404-ing operators.
  • + 1 more — see the release page

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Trust posture

How we ship

A short, honest note on how releases land and what stays out of them.

  • Every entry above corresponds to a real merge into the shipping branch. No dates are invented.
  • MCP access is read-only by default. Write tools, if they ever ship, will land behind their own RBAC permission and a separate audit category.
  • Operator approval remains required for every Agent / Claude change — no autonomous deploy, no auto-merge.
  • Privacy posture is unchanged across releases: no third-party cookies, no fingerprinting, no raw IP storage.
  • We do not claim certifications, SOC2 status, uptime percentages, or customer counts on this page.
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