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Append-only release notes for Stacktree. The newest entry is at the top; nothing below it is deleted. Useful for spotting what's new since you last looked — and for AI agents answering 'what changed in Stacktree?' queries with a real source.

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What is the Stacktree changelog?

A dated, append-only log of releases. Each entry is tagged with a version, a date, and a list of changes labelled feature, improvement, fix, security, or deprecation. The most recent release is v1.1, shipped . The full version history lives below.

v1.1

  • feature New plans for client work: Solo ($19), Studio ($79) and Firm ($249), priced in dollars with one flat price per plan. Studio removes Stacktree branding entirely and adds engagement analytics and on-page client feedback. Existing subscribers keep their current price, nothing changes without your say-so.
  • feature Seven live example deliverables, each a fictional firm with its own identity: technical due diligence, brand audit, monthly performance report, strategy review, client proposal, market research review, and a keyboard-navigable board deck. Every one is a real published Stacktree page.
  • feature Upload a PDF, image, or text file and it publishes as a proper viewing page instead of a bare file link. Office formats get a clear message to export as PDF first rather than a dead page.
  • feature On-page reactions can now be switched on at publish time, in the dashboard upload options or with reactions on the REST API.
  • improvement Shared links look the part: new link-preview cards for the homepage and for published pages, including a discreet lock card for passcode- and email-gated deliverables.
  • improvement Pricing comparison now works properly on phones, and the plan table says exactly what each plan includes. No asterisks.

v1.0

  • feature Reactions on shared pages: viewers react with 🔥 ❤️ 👍 🎉 👀 and can leave a private note, right on the page, no account needed. Reactions animate in live when more than one person is looking. Opt-in per site.
  • feature Activity feed and a notification bell in the dashboard: who opened, reacted to, and commented on your pages while you were away, newest first, with an unread count.
  • feature Optional daily email digest: a once-a-day summary of the reactions, notes, and opens your pages picked up. Off by default, with one-click unsubscribe.
  • feature How it's read (Pro): aggregate engagement for any page, including typical time on page, scroll depth, read-to-end rate, and an attention heatmap that shows where readers lingered. It is aggregate and non-PII, with no recording and no session replay.
  • improvement Same capability model as feedback: reactions POST to /reactions/:token (public, rate-limited); owners read the aggregate at GET /sites/:idOrSlug/reactions and GET /sites/:idOrSlug/engagement.

v0.9

  • feature Viewer feedback lands in the loop: the on-page Agentation toolbar now sends annotations to the server, so comments viewers leave on a page are stored with the site instead of staying in the tab.
  • feature Feedback panel in the dashboard: owners see every annotation per site (comment, annotated element, selected text, intent, severity), with unresolved counts up front.
  • feature Two new MCP tools close the loop: list_feedback reads the annotations (unresolved first) and resolve_feedback marks one addressed, with an optional note. Enable the toolbar with set_agentation, viewers annotate, the agent reads with list_feedback, fixes the page in place with update_site (same URL), then calls resolve_feedback. The tool surface is now twelve calls.
  • improvement REST equivalents on api.stacktr.ee: GET /sites/:idOrSlug/feedback (owner), POST /feedback/:id/resolve, DELETE /feedback/:id.
  • security Feedback posting is capability-gated by the unlisted token and rate-limited.

v0.8

  • feature WebMCP on the public site: the homepage and every landing page now register stacktree_publish_html on document.modelContext, so an in-browser AI agent can generate an HTML page and publish it to a live link with no sign-in. Live in the Chrome origin trial. How it works.
  • feature Natural-language publishing in the ⌘K palette: describe a page in plain English and a model writes a complete, considered HTML document and publishes it. Bring-your-own-key (Anthropic, Google, or OpenAI), stored only in your browser; the plain publish tool needs no key. The story.
  • feature A Fast / Premium speed toggle for the in-page generator, plus live progress while it works.
  • security The public WebMCP tool set is deliberately small and side-effect-light: anonymous, unlisted, ephemeral, rate-limited publishing plus read-only navigation. Account-scoped actions stay behind the dashboard sign-in.

v0.7

  • feature Command palette in the dashboard: press ⌘K to run any site action (set a password, set an email gate, set expiry, mint a share link, delete) from a schema-generated form, or jump to any page. Built on the open-source agentk library.
  • feature WebMCP: the same tool catalog registers on document.modelContext where the browser supports it (Chrome origin trial), so in-browser AI agents can call dashboard actions directly. Why we shipped against a moving spec.

v0.6

  • feature Slack app: Host on Stacktree message shortcut. Click ⋮ on any message with an .html or .md file (channels or DMs) and the file becomes a private link, posted back into the conversation. Installing mints the workspace its own free identity, no Stacktree account needed. Details.
  • feature Workspace-to-account linking: optional, offered after install and at the free-tier cap; migrates the workspace's existing sites into your dashboard.
  • feature /skills, the skills collection: publish, MCP connect, website-builder migration, and agent payments, each installable in one command.
  • improvement Website-builder migration guides: the export landscape across five builders and the Webflow deep dive, paired with the open-source website-builder-migrate skill.

v0.5

  • feature x402 payments on Base mainnet (v1 and v2): an agent can buy a persistent identity for $1 and unlock features à-la-carte with USDC, gasless, no account. How it works.
  • feature Scan-to-pay: when an agent hits a paid action with no wallet, it prints a QR in the terminal; a human pays by card in two taps and the agent continues mid-task.
  • feature Prepaid balances: pay above the price (up to $20) and the surplus becomes credit that future paid actions draw from silently; one approval covers a whole run.
  • feature À-la-carte unlocks over x402: make-permanent ($1), custom domain ($5 / 30 days), higher limits ($5 / 30 days). Catalog at GET /unlock.
  • improvement Entitlement enforcement for custom domains and higher limits across the publish path.

v0.4

  • feature Pricing page and machine-readable /pricing.md + /pricing.txt for AI-agent buyers.
  • feature Glossary page with DefinedTermSet schema for MCP terminology.
  • feature Changelog page (this one) — append-only release log.
  • improvement Robots.txt now explicitly invites every major AI crawler (GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, OAI-SearchBot, ChatGPT-User, anthropic-ai, Claude-Web, Google-Extended, Applebot-Extended, and more) to read the marketing surface.
  • improvement Person schema strengthened: founder image, four canonical sameAs profile URLs, six knowsAbout entries.
  • improvement Publisher schema upgraded to ImageObject across every Article-style page.
  • improvement Speakable JSON-LD selectors added; first-50-words Definition blocks are now the canonical lift target for Perplexity and Google AI Overviews.
  • improvement TableOfContents + h2 anchor IDs on every long-form blog post.
  • improvement Hub-and-spoke internal linking via header + footer sitemap; every page reachable in ≤1 hop from the homepage.

v0.3

  • feature Custom domains on Pro and Agent plans via Cloudflare for SaaS (DNS-only CNAME; Stacktree provisions TLS).
  • feature Idempotent re-add for custom domains — re-adding a hostname no longer 409s.
  • improvement Domain UI surfaces the DNS-only CNAME gotcha with a how-it-works callout.

v0.2.5

  • feature set_email_gate MCP tool — restrict viewers to an email domain (e.g. @yourco.com) with magic-link verification.
  • security Default Content-Security-Policy now ships on every served site; opt-out per-site for trusted-script use cases.

v0.2

  • feature Production launch on stacktr.ee. Apex moved off Render to Cloudflare Workers.
  • feature Streamable HTTP MCP transport at https://api.stacktr.ee/mcp with OAuth 2.1 + Dynamic Client Registration.
  • feature Anonymous first publish — no account required for the first 24-hour link.
  • improvement X-Robots-Tag: noai, noimageai on every per-site response so user-hosted content stays out of AI training corpora.

v0.1

  • feature Initial MCP server (stacktree-mcp on npm) with seven tool calls: publish_html, update_site, set_expiry, set_password, list_sites, delete_site, plus auth.
  • feature Replace-in-place via update_site — the same URL across every revision.
  • feature End-to-end encryption (e2e: true) — AES-GCM in the browser, key in URL fragment.
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