v0.6.17

• BREAKING CHANGE The MCP query_perf tool now returns the plot the console draws, at most 64 lines with a total of every line the query names, takes an optional metrics list of the metric names to draw, and links to the plot in Bencher; MCP Apps hosts, such as Claude and ChatGPT, show it as an interactive plot
• Add sort=created to GET /v0/projects/{project}/keys, GET /v0/users/{user}/keys, and GET /v0/users/{user}/tokens, oldest first unless direction=desc
• The Console now holds long names and extreme values on every screen size
• Add a status badge for a Project README, GET /v0/projects/{project}/badge, which reads failing while the Project has an active Alert, optionally only on a branch or testbed by name, slug, or UUID
• With --github-actions, a Branch, Testbed, or Adapter that every Report shares moves from the summary table to the table at the top of the pull request comment
• A GitHub button beside the hash on the Console's Run and Report pages and in a pinned plot point opens the commit, linking a GitHub repository sets an empty Project URL to it, and the Console, the pull request comment, and bencher run ask to link or reconnect GitHub
• Fix signing up and signing in with GitHub or Google for an account whose name is not spelled in ASCII, and for a GitHub login that holds an underscore, such as a GitHub Enterprise Managed User login
• The Console now shows why a GitHub or Google sign in failed, when the API gives a reason
• A perf plot's key, in the Console, an embed, or an MCP App, ends with the Bencher wordmark and shows the parameters every line shares as pills in a row that scrolls
• Zoom a Console plot by dragging across it, or with a pinch on a touch screen, and step back with a double click or a double tap