Release notes that stay with the product

## What's New

- Dedicated pricing page with a reusable comparison matrix covering Open Beta, One Repo Wonder, Multirepo Disorder, and Infinite Loops Club tiers
- AI-assisted ticket drafting surface in the portal — agents read scan results, open tickets, API specs, and project rules before generating implementation plans
- Metadata and route hardening for the public site — per-route titles, canonical links, and JSON-LD structured data on all marketing pages
- Better visibility into MCP usage and ticket flow with per-session tool call logs

## Improvements

- Mismatch detection now surfaces auth requirement mismatches alongside schema and route mismatches
- Kanban board performance improvements for projects with more than 200 open tickets
- MCP OAuth token refresh is now proxied through the AppHandoff backend, eliminating client-side Supabase dependency

## Bug Fixes

- Fixed an edge case where re-scan did not auto-close tickets when the fix landed in a squash merge
- Resolved a session persistence issue affecting Cursor users who reconnected after a long idle period

## What's New

- MCP analytics dashboard with usage charts showing tool call frequency, session duration, and per-project agent activity
- Tool store activity visibility — see which MCP tools each agent called and what context they accessed
- Real-time reconnect hardening for portal analytics: dropped SSE connections now resume from the last event ID without data loss
- Better Kanban interaction with optimistic updates for ticket status changes — no more waiting for a round-trip before the board updates

## Improvements

- Scan history now retains the diff context from the triggering commit, making it easier to correlate mismatch detection with specific code changes
- Role completion tracking shows per-role timestamps so teams can see where tickets are slowing down
- API specification viewer now supports OpenAPI 3.1 in addition to 3.0 and Swagger 2.0

## Breaking Changes

- MCP tool `list_mismatches` now returns a paginated response. Clients fetching all mismatches in a single call must update to use the `cursor` parameter. Migration guide: docs/MCP-TOOLS-REFERENCE.md

## What's New

- Shared Kanban board for cross-team visibility — a five-lane board (Backlog → Plan → Build → Review → Merged) where multiple AI agents and humans collaborate on tickets in real time
- GitHub integration with issue and PR sync — mismatch tickets link to their resolving pull requests; merged PRs trigger automatic re-scans
- Magic-link authentication flow — no passwords required; invite collaborators by email and they connect in one click

## Improvements

- Frontend scanner now handles TypeScript path aliases and barrel exports correctly, reducing false-positive mismatches by approximately 40 percent
- Backend scanner supports Fastify route decorators alongside Express and Next.js API routes
- Ticket assignment now supports multiple concurrent role owners — both a frontend and backend developer can be assigned to the same ticket at different stages

## Bug Fixes

- Fixed a race condition in the scan pipeline that occasionally produced duplicate mismatch tickets for the same endpoint
- Resolved an issue where deeply nested response schemas were not fully traversed during comparison

## What's New

- AppHandoff MCP server launches with 30+ tools for structured AI agent access — project summaries, API specs, database schemas, scan history, mismatch details, and ticket management through a single hosted endpoint
- Multi-agent coordination support — multiple AI agents from different tools (Cursor, Claude, Lovable) can work the same project simultaneously without conflicting implementations
- OAuth 2.1 authentication for MCP clients with Dynamic Client Registration and refresh-token proxying
- Vector RAG over ticket history — when agents draft implementation plans, they search similar past tickets to inform the approach

## Improvements

- Scan performance improved by 60 percent through incremental diffing — only changed files are re-parsed on subsequent pushes
- MCP tool responses are now paginated and include structured metadata for easier agent consumption

## Notes

- This release marks the beginning of the AppHandoff open beta. Pricing during the beta period is $10 per month for unlimited projects.