v1.1.0 — Markdown publishing, agent integrations, and inline comments

Released 2026-05-28 · commit pending merge

Highlights

  • Markdown publishing — drop a .md file and get a styled page.
  • Agent integration — a self-setup prompt + a hosted MCP server connect DropFast to your coding agent.
  • Inline comments (preview) — leave feedback on a shared site; agents resolve it.

What's new

Markdown publishing

Upload a .md file and DropFast renders it to a styled page — syntax-highlighted code blocks, GitHub-style alerts, and auto-linked headings, with an on-page table of contents. The raw .md is preserved alongside the rendered HTML, and any frontmatter folds into the site's queryable metadata.

A Markdown file rendered to a styled page with a table of contents and a highlighted code block
A Markdown file rendered to a styled page, with a table of contents and highlighted code.

Agent integration

DropFast now drops straight into your coding agent. Paste a self-setup prompt and the agent reads the API from /llms.txt and writes its own DropFast skill — publishing over the REST API, no install required. The new /connect page has the prompt per client (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Gemini CLI, Junie), and the Agent quickstart walks through it. A hosted MCP server at https://dropfast.dev/api/mcp is also live for clients that support remote MCP servers; first-party setup packages are coming soon.

The /connect page with a self-setup prompt per client
Per-client self-setup prompts on /connect.

Inline comments (preview)

Turn on comments for any shared site and reviewers can leave plain-text feedback right on the page. Agents read and resolve it through MCP (get_comments / resolve_comment) and the REST API — closing the human-feedback → agent-revision loop on a live artifact. This is an early preview behind a per-site toggle.

A shared site with the comments overlay open, showing a reviewer and an agent comment
Reviewers and agents leaving feedback on a shared site.

Improvements

  • All v1 features are always on — the Phase 1 feature flags have been removed.
  • Frontmatter in published Markdown folds into queryable site metadata.

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