v1.6.0 — Search your sites & an agent status endpoint

Released 2026-07-02 · commit 2bcb4b9

Highlights

• Site organization — search, sort, and filter your sites from the dashboard, with the same fuzzy search now on GET /api/v1/sites and a new MCP query_sites tool.
• Publish-time tagging — attach metadata when you publish, so sites are searchable and groupable the moment they go live.
• GET /api/status — a public endpoint that tells an agent which DropFast it's talking to, plus a self-updating publish skill.

What's new

Find any site — search, sort & tags

Once you have more than a handful of sites, the dashboard list stops scaling. v1.6.0 adds a search box, sort control, and metadata filters over your sites. Search is fuzzy and full-text — it matches on a site's name, its extracted title and excerpt (pulled from the page content at publish), and any metadata you've tagged it with. Sort by recently updated, created, name, or search relevance.

It's the same capability everywhere you work: GET /api/v1/sites now accepts q, sort, and a keyset cursor, and returns a title/excerpt per item; agents get the identical surface through the new MCP query_sites tool. Tag sites at publish time by passing metadata to publish_html / publish_zip (closed-world keys, same shape publish_markdown already had), so a freshly published site is searchable and filterable immediately.

GET /api/status — one entry point for agents

Agents now have a single, unauthenticated place to ask which DropFast am I talking to, and is my tooling current? GET /api/status returns the app, API, and recommended-skill versions, a discovery map (OpenAPI spec, llms.txt, docs, MCP endpoint, tool schemas, API-key management), and a one-line command to upgrade the publish skill. The dropfast-publish skill uses it to detect when its installed copy is stale and offer to re-fetch the latest version — so agents stay in sync without you tracking releases by hand.

Improvements

• Password-protected sites now skip the password gate for their signed-in owner — you see your own content directly, while everyone else still has to enter the password.
• Landing page honesty pass — dropped the unmeasured speed claims, the hero badge now states the product fact (html · zip → live url) instead of a fabricated status feed, small body/meta text meets WCAG AA contrast, and two-line headlines no longer collide.

← v1.5.0