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Highlights
- run_audit no longer claims an SEO audit. There is no SEO module. The
scores.seofield was always a proxy built from seven crawlability and markup signals, and the description now names them: robots.txt, AI crawler access, sitemap, structured data, meta description and Open Graph tags. The field keeps its name, so existing clients are unaffected. - Every other surface says the same. The prompts, server instructions, README, manifest, and the Codex and Cursor plugins and their skills were all updated. Their
seokeyword is nowaeo. A new test fails if any of them, or anything served over the MCP handshake, claims SEO again. - get_recommendations answers any key. The API now decides what a key without Pro receives, and the tool passes through the evidence behind each fix.
- The release script finishes what it starts.
- It waits for npm to serve the new version, then retries the MCP registry with a fresh token minted from your
ghlogin. - It packs the
.mcpbbefore publishing anything. - If a release does stop halfway, running the script again completes it. 1.0.25 stopped at the registry step.
- It waits for npm to serve the new version, then retries the MCP registry with a fresh token minted from your
What's Changed
- The release script finishes what it starts by @SpikeyCoder in #86
- get_recommendations: answer any key, pass through the evidence (card 227) by @SpikeyCoder in #87
- No surface claims an SEO audit: run_audit names what scores.seo measures by @SpikeyCoder in #88
- Bump to 1.0.26 by @SpikeyCoder in #89
Full Changelog: v1.0.25...v1.0.26