v1.20.9

Fixes

• Simplified claiming QR codes now include the full public redemption URL, including the domain.
• Copied links and downloaded QR SVGs use the same full URL.
• Added regression coverage for QR images, downloaded SVGs, and copied links, and validation that rejects relative redemption URLs.

Previously downloaded or printed QR codes must be replaced after deployment.

Full changelog: v1.20.8...v1.20.9

v1.20.8

Hotfix for giveaway email instructions.

• Add a Markdown editor with formatting controls for bold, italics, lists, and links.
• Render instructions as formatted HTML in both the email preview and sent credit emails using the same Markdown renderer.
• Keep raw HTML disabled and preserve the 2,000-character instruction limit.

Full Changelog: v1.20.7...v1.20.8

v1.20.7

Changes since v1.20.6:

• Upload credits before creating an event. Add giveaway CSVs in the builder and save their codes or links together with the draft. Staged credits remain available after a failed save so you can retry.
• Claim multiple giveaways from one QR code. Simplified claiming supports up to 20 giveaways, with automatic code/link detection. Participants receive all assigned credits in one email and open the selected link giveaway after claiming. Exhausted giveaways are skipped, and repeat claims keep the original credits.
• Use Luma check-ins for simplified claiming. New check-ins add eligible attendees automatically. An explicit “Import existing check-ins” action imports earlier check-ins, while CSV attendee import remains available.
• Manage one Luma connection across claiming methods. The builder keeps the event ID and API key in one section, shows a connected status after verification, and preserves credentials when switching claiming methods.
• Manage credits directly in the event builder. Configure regular or simplified claiming, manage inventory and redirect selection, preview the combined credit email, and open the illustrated claiming guide.
• Simpler participant registration. Rebuilt the registration form with focused sections, progress guidance, and shared field and validation rules.
• Submit a talk proposal during registration. New speakers can register for a Meetup and submit their completed talk proposal in one flow.
• Better event authoring controls. Added Markdown editing for event and track descriptions, a country selector, and reliable direct editing of agenda durations. The Create event dropdown now stays inside the viewport.
• New agent integrations. Added a local Codex Events plugin and compact, role-aware MCP tools with explicit operation routing, including event-builder catalog and analysis operations.
• Browser-page agent tools. Added WebMCP tools to read public event details and create event drafts using the signed-in browser session, where supported.

Includes database migration 0078_simplified_claiming_giveaways, applied automatically by the production release workflow.

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v1.20.6

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v1.20.5

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v1.20.4

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v1.20.3

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v1.20.2

What's Changed

Bug fixes

• Advertise the MCP scope to OAuth clients so they request exactly what the platform grants, removing the partial-permissions warning on connect.

v1.20.1

What's Changed

Features

• Offer GitHub sign-in on the hosted login for MCP OAuth clients.

v1.20.0

What's Changed

Features

• Add a guided event builder: pick an event type, start from a curated template, and assemble the agenda from session blocks with live scoring.
• Score every agenda with research-based meters for audience energy, participant focus, activity variety, and return intent, with coach tips when something needs attention.
• Calibrate the scoring engine against field data from community events worldwide, and keep every starter template warning-free by design.
• Explain the scoring model in the builder: the research behind each meter, per-block focus and energy values, budgets per event type, and score bands.
• Let custom agenda blocks declare their own focus and energy dials.
• Let community members propose meetup talks.
• Add MCP access with OAuth so external tools can connect securely.
• Add Google sign-in through Auth0.

UI/UX Improvements

• Replace native date inputs in the builder with a segmented date and time picker: typed segments, a calendar popover, an AM/PM control, and local-time labeling.
• Show the live balance score with the event's total duration and clock range while building.
• Color the builder charts by severity along the line, so energy dips stand out at a glance.
• Add duplicate and description controls to agenda items.
• Rework Talks Night into Lightning Talks Night with six five-minute talks and community demos.

Bug fixes

• Restore contrast on the Auth0 consent screen's Decline button.
• Make MCP OAuth standards-compliant, including origin validation, scope preservation, and scope-less tokens.
• Support strict-default Auth0 tenants during setup.
• Update dependencies to address Nuxt security advisories.