v2.1.0

What's new

The server goes from 16 to 28 tools. Everything you can do with Site Audit in the
dashboard, an agent can now do too — and Markdown conversion gained retrieval.

Site Audit: history, monitoring, and fix lists

• listSiteAudits — past audits, filterable by domain, status, date range, or website
• getSiteAuditChanges — what changed since the last run: new, fixed, and regressed
  issues, pages added or removed, score delta, plus prioritized issue groups
• listWebsites — audited sites with current score and trend, critical and regression
  counts, and the next scheduled run
• getMonitoringSchedule / setMonitoringSchedule — read and change recurring audits
• listFixItems / saveFixItems / deleteFixItem / exportFixItemsCsv — build a
  developer handoff list and export it
• deleteSiteAudit, emailSiteAuditReport
• getConnectionContext — which organization the connection acts for, and what its
  plan allows

Markdown: retrieval instead of truncation

getOgMarkdown now returns a structured response. For a long page, pass query with
chunking to get back only the passages that answer your question, ranked — instead of
filling the context window. include_links, include_images, and include_headings
return structured page data without a second scrape. Responses also carry page
metadata, character and token counts, and a prompt-injection safety report when
ai_sanitize is on.

Safety

Destructive tools are annotated so clients prompt before running them. Report email
goes only to the authenticated account — the recipient can't be chosen. Alert
recipients stay dashboard-only.

Fixed

• Markdown guidance wrongly said auto_render doesn't apply to that endpoint, pushing
  callers into paying for rendering they didn't need