v1.7.0

Groq syncs on the first click after opening its console tab, LongCat-2.5-Preview is priced from an official crawl, and the unpriced notice can refresh an out-of-date price list even when only one model is recoverable.

Added

• Price-watch: LongCat official (longcat-official) — the first source that fetches more than one page: LongCat (Meituan) publishes one VitePress pricing page per model, so VENDORS[...].pages fetches longcat.ai/platform/docs/pricing/longcat-2.5 and /longcat-2.0 and mergeSnapshots() folds them into one committed snapshot under extension/vendors/longcat-official/price-snapshots/ (a model named by two pages refuses, rather than letting the last page win). Each page renders its table twice — USD for the longcat.ai edition, CNY (¥) for longcat.chat/longcat.com — so the parser keys off the $ cells and the model identity comes from the page <title>; a missing title, a missing row or a non-USD-only page fails closed. The published column is the limited-time discounted price, which is the current pay price. PREFERRED_BY_SERIES.longcat now points here, so the hand-transcribed LongCat-2.0 override is gone and LongCat-2.5-Preview ($0.30 / $1.20 / $0.006 per 1M input / output / cached input) is priced for the first time.

Fixed

• Groq sync no longer needs a second click after it opens the console tab. The first click created the tab and messaged the content script after a fixed 1.5 s, so the crawl often read the console's previous stytch_session_jwt (the page provisions/rotates it while booting) and failed with "session expired" — the retry only worked once the page had finished loading. The background now waits for the tab's status === "complete" (event-driven, 15 s cap, no fixed delay) before messaging, and the Groq crawler treats a missing or rejected key as a wait rather than a failure: it polls up to 20 s for the cookie to appear or rotate, then retries with the new JWT; a genuinely dead session aborts the crawl immediately instead of stalling on every window. Both paths are covered by tests.
• The unpriced notice offers "Update price list" even for a single recoverable model. The saved-list drift prompt only fired at ≥3 recoverable or ≥5 repriced models, so a new model that the shipped list can price (e.g. longcat-2.5-preview-free, one record) sat in the unpriced badge with no way to act: the badge said "assign it in Settings → Pricing" while the shipped list already had the rate. computePresetDrift() now also reports offer (the drift is material or the notice is already listing models the shipped list can price), and the dashboard's unpriced notice keys its button off that — one new model is enough, because the user is looking at the unpriced list anyway.