Rolino added changes

Added a phased plan for social post results, fair comparisons, repeated content patterns, and linked follow-up drafts. The plan includes the source discussion and places this work before posting-time advice; implementation is still planned.

Agents can now check existing deliveries and preview or confirm recovery through the API, SDK, CLI, and MCP. Recovery reuses verified YouTube videos, requires approval for publication changes, and returns the saved result on retry.

Delivery details now offer a safe existing-post check across publishing integrations. YouTube recovery can attach a verified existing video or reuse it at a newly confirmed publication time, without another upload.

Post results now include saved platform post and processing IDs, with a YouTube Studio link for existing private and public videos.

The Posts page can now sort posts by title, updated date, scheduled date, published date, or workflow status, with the selected order preserved in the URL.

Authorized agents can now read exact workspace storage usage, list old or unused Media Library files across a project or workspace, and run a bounded confirmation- and idempotency-protected cleanup. In-use files remain attached, queued bytes stay counted until physical deletion, and existing credentials gain no new access.

Hosted billing now defines Founding, Starter, Growth, and Agency offers with exact brand, team, and storage limits, plus plan-specific upgrade guidance at each ceiling.

Rolino now includes a distributable plugin package that connects ChatGPT and Codex to the registered, OAuth-protected remote MCP service.

Active Blog plans now receive one quiet weekly evidence check. When current owned evidence materially changes, Rolino shows at most two optional topic or work-type proposals that keep every editorial date unchanged until a person confirms.

Day-28 and day-56 Blog observations now show one cautious next action from exact-page Search Console and Analytics evidence, and supported follow-ups enter the normal Ideas opportunity queue without automatic changes.

Blog plans now preserve the exact evidence, catalog, brand context, goals, and cadence available when generation is requested, and each article explains its controlled planning reason with source and observation dates.

Automatic Blog preparation now records a version-specific evidence check before drafting and stops for review when current facts conflict or suggest a safer work type.

Rejected Blog ideas can now generate one different topic for the same editorial date after Rolino checks current and previous ideas, managed articles, and imported website pages; the original idea remains in history.

The authenticated workspace now has an on-demand command palette for searching and opening brands, posts, drafts, ideas, scheduled work, and current Blog items. A quiet header icon or `⌘K` / `Ctrl+K` opens it, with brand-aware scope, recent items, clear loading and retry states, exact result destinations, and a matching shortcuts guide without changing Home.

Onboarding now builds a bounded, multi-page brand profile with field-level evidence, confidence, semantic visual roles, and reviewable source links.

Blog Plan now includes a quiet **Up next** summary, article detail includes deterministic quality context, and published articles include a source-labelled Performance observation section.

Operators now have protected, count-only health metrics for due Blog sites, recent preparation and stale skips, needs-attention items, waiting checkpoints, and failed jobs.

Backlink research now uses product-adaptive prospect types and ranks pages by audience fit, natural placement, publisher independence, outreach feasibility, and page quality.

Backlink research now supports an independent `BACKLINK_AGENT_MODEL` setting so operators can choose a stronger research model without changing other Rolino agents.

SEO Intelligence now includes a disabled-by-default Backlinks workspace for bounded opportunity discovery, public-contact evidence, editable outreach drafts, human review, safe export, and exact-link verification. Rolino does not send email, and existing agent credentials receive no new access automatically.

Brand Studio now shows real eight-week Search impressions, Search clicks, and Website sessions trends with 28-day comparisons, source freshness, report links, and clear setup or recovery states.

Rolino now provides a predictable developer documentation index at `/docs` for the Agent API, OpenAPI, OAuth, MCP, CLI, SDK, webhooks, source, and self-hosting resources.

Rolino now includes exact API and MCP OAuth resources, a verified workspace consent screen, revocable OAuth client rows in Agent access, and a stateless MCP 2026-07-28 route that is discoverable only when the deployment enables remote MCP.

New About, Contact, and Rolino Developer Resources pages describe the operator, support paths, API, OpenAPI specification, authentication, CLI, SDK, local MCP server, webhooks, source, and self-hosting resources.

Blog Studio now supports signed custom webhook destinations for approved Markdown articles, with separate DRAFT and LIVE capabilities, one-time server-only secrets, connection testing before delivery, stable retry IDs, and matching REST, SDK, CLI, and MCP controls. The rollout remains disabled by default.

Google Business Profile is now available as a disabled-by-default preview for one explicitly selected eligible location, with standard text and one optional JPEG or PNG image, Rolino scheduling, live health, and safe post reconciliation across browser and agent clients.

A FeedbackBasket feedback bubble now loads across the application when a project is configured, while self-hosted installations can keep the integration disabled.

First-brand onboarding now includes one optional signup-source question on the final screen. Rolino stores the answer or skip once for the user, omits it from additional-brand setup, and always keeps Home available if the optional save fails.

New Google and email-code sign-ups now receive one transactional Rolino welcome email with a direct path to first-brand setup. The message does not enroll users in product-update communication, and delivery does not delay or block account creation.

Onboarding now celebrates completion with a full-screen confetti shower that falls naturally from the top and respects reduced-motion preferences, and the full flow uses the shared ambient workspace background.