New dropfast fetch <slug> [path] and GET /api/v1/sites/{slug}/content/{path} read a published file's raw bytes over an authenticated request — so an agent can pull a private or restricted site that a plain fetch can't reach.
Every dropfast.dev/s/<slug>/ link now unfurls with a branded 1200×630 preview card on Slack, X, LinkedIn, and iMessage — automatically. Replace the image with an https URL, an upload, or an og_image.* file in your zip; gated sites keep their card private.
The first-party dropfast CLI now ships on npm (npm install -g @dropfast/cli) — publish, search, and manage sites from the terminal with agent-first JSON output. Plus one-call bulk operations to change settings, edit metadata, or delete across many sites at once, dry-run by default.
Search, sort, and tag your sites from the dashboard — with the same fuzzy search on the REST list API and a new MCP query_sites tool. Plus a public /api/status endpoint so agents know which DropFast they're talking to and can keep their publish skill current.
See exactly what changed between any two versions of a site over REST and MCP, and review changes inline — comments are now on by default for new uploads and pinned to the version they were left on.
Share a site with exactly the right people — by email, by domain, or with a Team you manage from the dashboard — backed by a new restricted access mode. Plus a "Shared with me" view and comments for everyone a site is shared with.
Drop DropFast into any agent with a single curl — a hosted, REST-first skill file — plus a copyable connect strip and setup prompt above the fold on the homepage.
Publish Markdown as a styled page, drop DropFast into your agent with a self-setup prompt or the hosted MCP server, and gather inline comments on a shared site that agents can read and resolve.
The first DropFast release: drag-and-drop HTML/ZIP publishing with public, private, and password-protected access, a site dashboard, stable short-link aliases, and a full agent surface — REST API, MCP server, and OpenAPI spec. Backed by content-addressable versioned storage and a complete docs site.