v0.6.0

Package @prowl-ai/prowl-skill 0.6.0 · plugins prowl 0.5.0, prowl-cli 0.3.0.

Real-world market data for your agents. The product changed how it describes itself on
2026-09-29, and every surface this repository publishes – both skills, four plugin
manifests, the marketplace and the README – now says the same thing the product does.

Changed

• The headline is market data, and the report is the deep mode. Both skills lead
  with one MCP endpoint and 444 market data tools across 17 providers (search, ads,
  SEO, app stores, reviews, social, trends, finance), each call billed on its own from
  one USD wallet, every number returned with the tool that produced it.
  prowl_analyze is described as what it is – a cross-checked report when one call is
  not enough (up to 16 intelligence modules, 8 without a subscription) – rather than
  as the product. "Market-intelligence tools" becomes "market data tools" everywhere.
  The skill descriptions widen their "Use when" to the product's use cases, including
  trends, app store and review data, and stock quotes and market news.
• The catalogue count is 444. https://prowl.chat/mcp/skill.md serves
  → 444 API tools (read 2026-09-29). Eight files said 448, and npm run check:tools
  listed each of them. The provider count moves 15 → 17 and "60+ SERP engines" becomes
  102 SearchAPI engines, the figures prowl-app's mcp_server/_contracts.py holds.
• The starter credit is $15, not $5. The skill and the README quoted $5, the
  figure from before 2026-09-27; since then signup credit equals one basic report's
  hold.
• brandColor is #3f7d5f in both Codex manifests. The acid green #00ff41 is
  retired from the brand.
• defaultPrompt leads with data: "Pull Google Trends and news for a keyword"
  replaces "Run a competitive analysis on a domain"; keywords market-data and
  market-research replace market-intelligence and competitive-analysis.
• The prowl-cli page documents CLI 0.3.0, whose --help states a $5.00 basic
  provider-cost cap (was $2.50) and the wallet holds per tier ($15, $24, $54). The
  page now points at the public docs page that publishes those figures, where it used
  to say none did. Release @prowl-ai/cli 0.3.0 to npm before this version: the
  release job runs check-cli.js --release, which fails on a page that documents a CLI
  npm does not serve.

Fixed

• check:tools reads the hosted document in either wording. Its second server
  anchor matched only <n> marketing intelligence API tools; the hosted document is
  moving to <n> market data tools, which would have left one anchor and a check that
  says less than it appears to. It now takes both, and the stated-count pattern takes
  both, so a stale figure in the new wording is still caught. Fixtured both ways in
  test/tool_count_test.js and test/contract_test.js.
• CHANGELOG.md is no longer read as a current claim. Every past release states
  the count it shipped with, so the check was red on history. It is skipped by name
  (HISTORICAL_FILES), not by a guess about tense.