v1.3.0 — Friendly postinstall + runtime banner

Tiny niceness patch — no functional changes.

• Postinstall message: a polite greeting on npm install (suppressible via SUPPRESS_INSTALL_MESSAGE=1 or CI=1)
• Runtime banner: 3-line greeting on stderr at server start (suppressible via SUPPRESS_BANNER=1 or CI=1)
• README: GitHub stars badge + 'If this saved you time' section
• package.json: funding field for npm sponsor button

Same 34 tools as v1.2.0.

v1.2.0 — Post-write verification

Never trust the write API

Every mutating widget tool now re-reads the page from canonical WP after the write and surfaces persisted state to the model. The HTTP write API can lie — return 200 OK while plugin filters or REST quirks silently drop the payload. This contract makes that observable.

Triggered by Mads Hansen's comment on the v1.0 post-mortem: a mutating MCP tool MUST force the model to see ground truth, not the write API's optimistic acknowledgement.

Contract change (additive)

Every `applied` response now includes:
```jsonc
{
"mutated": true, // false = no-op OR silent drop
"warnings": [],
"verification": {
"method": "Re-read /wp/v2/pages/42 and check widget abc settings…",
"reread_ok": true,
"matches_requested": true, // false = write API lied
"persisted": { /* canonical state */ },
"notes": "…explanation when something diverged"
}
}
```

If `verification.matches_requested === false` → treat as failure regardless of HTTP status. Original survives in `backup_meta_key`.

Internal

• New `src/elementor/verify.ts` (`verifyWrite` + `deepEqual`)
• 4 new unit tests, 27 total

```bash
npm install -g elementor-mcp-agent@1.2.0
```

v1.1.0 — Widget-level CRUD + bulk/fleet ops

10 new tools — all reusing v1.0 safety primitives

Widget-level CRUD (7)

read_widget · update_widget_settings · delete_widget · duplicate_widget · swap_widget_type · add_widget · move_widget

Every destructive op runs: backup → validate → flush CSS → auto-rollback on invalid JSON.

Bulk & fleet (3)

• bulk_find_replace_site — iterate every Elementor page on one site, per-page backup
• fleet_find_replace — same across every site in the pool (sequential)
• restore_from_file — restore from JSON file backup with pre-restore safety backup

Internal

• 9 new unit tests for widget-ops (23 total, all green)
• Total tools: 24 → 34

npm install -g elementor-mcp-agent@1.1.0

v1.0.0 — Agency-grade release, e2e verified

24 tools, end-to-end tested against a live WordPress + Elementor install.

Highlights:

• find_replace with backup → JSON validate → auto-rollback if invalid → CSS flush
• WP-CLI primary for backups (REST silently drops unregistered postmeta)
• 3-level CSS flush fallback
• Two-call confirmation TTL'd for every destructive op
• Global widget awareness
• Hard-blocked wp-cli patterns (rm -rf, sudo, db reset)

See README.md for the full tool list and configuration. See CHANGELOG.md for the 7 bugs fixed during testing.